symplr Payer automates managing provider data and payer credentialing as part of a single source of truth data management platform specifically built for payers. Eliminate silos, maintain CMS and NCQA compliance, and manage credentialing, enrollment, and network data in one secure, interoperable system powered by verified payor source data.

Health plans and networks rely on symplr Payer to manage verified provider data, maintain payer compliance, and strengthen network performance.






Delivering trusted provider data from the start our HITRUST-certified, end-to-end provider data management solution is designed exclusively for health plans and payers to ensure compliance and peace of mind.


See how USPS address validation helped health plan ISHN become more efficient and improve data quality.
symplr Payer unites automated credential verification, compliance tracking, and data management — helping payers streamline operations, reduce risk, and ensure accuracy across every payor source.
Verify credentials directly with issuing organizations to maintain accurate, up-to-date provider profiles.

Stay audit-ready with proactive monitoring and reports for CMS, NCQA, and No Surprises Act requirements.

Eliminate silos with a single, verified source of truth for credentialing, claims, and directory management.

Seamlessly connect to claims, enrollment, and member systems for real-time data accuracy.

Instantly generate documentation for internal, state, or federal reviews.

Reduce manual work, speed up credentialing cycles, and improve data reliability across departments.
Streamline workflows and reduce administrative backlogs with automation that ensures provider data remains verified and up to date — every time.
symplr Payer continuously tracks credentials, expirables, and regulatory updates to help you stay ahead of CMS, NCQA, and No Surprises Act standards.


Accelerate onboarding and recredentialing with verified payor source data that ensures providers are ready to serve members faster.
Accurate, verified provider data enhances compliance, reduces administrative friction, and builds trust across your payer network.


symplr Payer is the way to go. The platform is very user-friendly and helps me keep up with all of my different locations as well as all the providers within those multiple locations.
symplr Payer is very functional and customizable. The ability to create unlimited custom reports gives us real flexibility, and it’s become our single source of truth for provider data.
Great product. It’s easy to use and simple to find what you’re looking for. symplr Payer makes database management, provider tracking, and credentialing so much easier.
A single source of truth (SSOT) for provider data is a centralized, authoritative database that consolidates all provider information—such as credentials, specialties, affiliations, and locations—into one verified record. For payers, this eliminates data silos across credentialing, network management, and directory systems. With a single source of truth, health plans can maintain consistent, accurate provider data across every downstream application and meet regulatory and member-experience requirements with confidence.
Provider data management (PDM) for health plans is the process of collecting, validating, and maintaining accurate provider information across all systems that rely on it—such as credentialing, claims, directories, and network management. Effective PDM ensures compliance with federal and state regulations, supports timely claims processing, and enables members to find in-network providers easily. Payers often use automated tools and workflows, like symplr Payer, to manage this lifecycle efficiently and reduce costly data discrepancies.
The No Surprises Act is a federal law designed to protect patients from unexpected medical bills for out-of-network services. For payers, the law increases accountability for maintaining accurate, up-to-date provider directories and ensuring members have reliable information about network status before receiving care. Health plans must verify and update provider data regularly—typically every 90 days—and remove outdated providers from directories. Solutions like symplr Payer help automate these updates and maintain compliance with the Act’s stringent data accuracy requirements.
In healthcare, a payor (often spelled “payer”) is an organization responsible for financing or reimbursing the cost of healthcare services. This includes health insurance companies, managed care organizations, government programs such as Medicare and Medicaid, and employer-sponsored health plans. Payors evaluate claims, manage provider networks, and ensure members receive covered services while controlling costs and ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations.
PSV is the process of verifying provider credentials — such as licenses, education, and certifications — directly with the issuing organization. symplr Payer automates PSV to improve accuracy, compliance, and speed across payer credentialing workflows.
Our team continuously monitors for sanctions, license expirations, and other red flags using automated alerts and manual review. You receive regular updates and are notified immediately of any risk indicators.
symplr Payer automates credential updates, tracks expirables, and produces audit-ready reports aligned with CMS, NCQA, and No Surprises Act requirements.
Yes. symplr Payer uses APIs to keep provider and payor source data consistent across credentialing, claims, enrollment, and member platforms.
Automated Primary Source Verification and data synchronization eliminate manual steps, reducing onboarding and recredentialing time.
symplr Payer delivers a unified, automated approach to payer credentialing, helping payers verify credentials, ensure compliance, and maintain accurate provider data across every payor source and system.