Cadence turns structured medical records into finished FMLA certifications, disability statements, workers' comp and ADA forms — fillable or scanned — each field evidence-linked, confidence-scored, and ready for a human to review in seconds instead of minutes.
Chatbots and simple OCR stall on real medical paperwork. Cadence is built around the parts that actually break in production.
No two forms share a schema, but they ask for the same clinical facts. Cadence extracts each fact once into a shared ledger, then maps any form's questions onto it. A new form costs a mapping — not a new extraction pipeline.
See the ledgerAn AcroForm exposes a field dictionary. A scanned page has only pixels. Cadence detects fields geometrically, understands them with a page-image model, and writes values at pixel-accurate coordinates — so an unseen form works on the first try.
See Template Studio15 forms an hour means 4 minutes each. Cadence auto-accepts the confident fields and puts only the uncertain ones in the operator's path — keyboard-first, with the source evidence one keystroke away.
Open the consoleThe same disc-herniation diagnosis feeds a lifting restriction on the FMLA form, a numeric capacity on a carrier's disability statement, and a work-status box on a state comp form. Get the fact right once, and every form that needs it is right.
A complete, clickable prototype on one synthetic case — intake, review, evidence, validation and evaluation. No login, no setup.