dassi is a Chrome extension that works in your billing portal, signed in as you. It fills missing fields from your client roster, flags duplicate lines and saves a draft. You review and submit.
A real dassi run on a sample billing portal with made-up clients. The run took 75 seconds; the video is sped up, with the part where fields are filled in shown at 1.5×.
The request: “Complete the missing fields in this batch. Member IDs and authorization numbers are on the client roster. Units are 15-minute units from the session time. Tick the duplicate box on any line that repeats an earlier line. Save the draft, but do not submit.”
Open the page, paste the request into dassi, and change the details to fit your portal. It works on the tab in front of you and the tabs you point it to.
“Complete the missing fields in this batch from the client roster. Units are 15-minute units from the session time. Flag duplicate lines. Save, don’t submit.”
“Build this week’s billing batch report from the portal, in the same format as the two reports I attached, and make sure nothing is billed twice. Download it as Excel.”
“For each open claim on this list, look up its status in the payer portal I’m signed in to and note paid, denied or pending, with the denial reason.”
“Make a separate draft of this “Information needed for payments” email for every client listed in the sheet. Don’t send until I say so.”
No new login, no data export, no integration. dassi uses the Chrome tabs you already have open.
“Save, don’t submit” means it stops at the draft. Final signatures and submissions stay with your team.
It ends a run by telling you what it changed, so you check the batch instead of redoing it.
dassi is a Chrome extension. It works on the web pages you already have open in Chrome, signed in as you, so there is no integration to set up and nothing for your portal vendor to approve. If you can do the task in a browser tab, you can ask dassi to do it there.
Only if you tell it to. Say “save, don’t submit” and it stops at the draft, as in the recording above. You can also stop a run at any time with the Stop button.
dassi reads the page it is working on and sends what it needs to the AI model you’ve chosen. Conversations are stored in your browser. The privacy policy has the details.
Yes. Each person adds dassi to their own Chrome and signs in. A job one person teaches it can be saved as a reusable skill and run again on the next batch.
New accounts get free credits to try dassi, good for 7 days — no card required. After that, plans with monthly credits start at $25/month, or bring your own API key.