Tennr pricing
No price is published, but the commercial shape is clear. The product is sold as an enterprise agreement through a demo request, with a downloadable product catalog and a page for each buyer segment: durable medical equipment suppliers and manufacturers, infusion providers, fertility clinics, physician groups, hospitals and health systems, and specialty pharmacies. Customer stories describe deployments at equipment suppliers and specialty practices, and the company also sells to device manufacturers that bill payers directly.
How Tennr pricing works
- Pricing model
- Enterprise agreements with referral receiving operators, including durable medical equipment, home health, infusion, sleep and specialty practices, and separately with device manufacturers that bill payers directly. No rate card, unit of charge or contract term published.
- Implementation
- Not published. No implementation or onboarding fee appears and no deployment timeline is given, although the work is visible in the product: connecting fax, phone, email and portal sources, mapping payer criteria for the customer's service lines, and integrating output into the customer's record system.
- Business associate agreement
- Not published. The privacy policy says health data is processed pursuant to agreements with healthcare provider customers and that HIPAA privacy and security standards are applied to all health data collected; no agreement, template or tier statement appears.
What is not published is the unit of charge, and on a document processing product the candidates diverge sharply: per document or referral, per user, per location, per completed order, or a platform fee. At the volumes the customer stories describe, where one site moves from 50 to 170 faxes a day per user, the difference between a per document and a per user basis is the whole business case. Whether the autopilot layer, the referral network and the voice capability carry separate charges is also unstated, and the autopilot charge matters most because it is the part that replaces labor.
The evidence is told as headcount avoided, with one customer saying they would have had to hire three to four more people, and no figure is published for the platform side of that comparison. No implementation fee, contract term or minimum appears. Whether automatic completion is priced differently from reviewed processing, and whether a volume minimum applies, are not stated.
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Tennr pricing, answered
How much does Tennr cost?
Tennr does not publish a price. The product is sold as an enterprise agreement through a demo request, with a downloadable product catalog and a page for each buyer segment: durable medical equipment suppliers and manufacturers, infusion providers, fertility clinics, physician groups, hospitals and health systems, and specialty pharmacies.
Does Tennr charge an implementation fee?
Not published. No implementation or onboarding fee appears and no deployment timeline is given, although the work is visible in the product: connecting fax, phone, email and portal sources, mapping payer criteria for the customer's service lines, and integrating output into the customer's record system.
Does Tennr offer a business associate agreement?
Not published. The privacy policy says health data is processed pursuant to agreements with healthcare provider customers and that HIPAA privacy and security standards are applied to all health data collected; no agreement, template or tier statement appears.