Data Cosmos Kepler – AI-Powered Healthcare Contract Data Intelligence
Coforge Limited · Cybersecurity & IT
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What the publisher says
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Overview:
Kepler is a cloud-native healthcare SaaS platform engineered to modernize provider–payer contract management through AI-driven document intelligence, event-driven microservices, and analytics-first architecture. By using advanced OCR, NLP, clause classification, normalization, and AI-based risk scoring, Kepler converts unstructured healthcare contracts into structured data assets that can be analyzed, audited and operationalized across the revenue cycle.
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Core Capabilities:
- AIDriven Contract Ingestion & Interpretation: Kepler processes PDFs, scanned documents, and unstructured contract files using OCR and NLP to automatically extract clauses, normalize terms, detect obligations, and generate structured datasets suitable for downstream analytics.
Advanced AI models (via Amazon Bedrock) provide semantic clause understanding, enabling explainable contract risk scoring aligned to healthcare compliance requirements.
- Contract–Claims Correlation & Analytics: Kepler correlates contract definitions, reimbursement logic, rate structures, and clinical requirements with historical claims, financial records, and utilization data. This enables:
Detection of revenue leakage
Identification of underpayments or overpayments
Compliance gap detection
Insights for contract renegotiation and financial optimization
- MultiTenant SaaS Architecture on AWS
Kepler is built on a secure, scalable SaaS foundation leveraging AWS managed services:
Amazon EKS for microservices orchestration
Amazon S3 for secure storage of contracts and processed datasets
Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL & DynamoDB for transactional and metadata storage
Amazon Textract for OCR extraction
Amazon Bedrock for generative AI reasoning and classification
Amazon EventBridge & Amazon SQS for event-driven pipeline execution
Snowflake on AWS for analytical workloads
The platform supports shared-instance multi-tenancy with strong logical isolation, ensuring performance and data protection for each tenant.
- Compliance, Auditability & Governance: Kepler incorporates role-based access control (RBAC), audit logs, secure data workflows and HIPAA-aligned design patterns. Every contract ingestion, transformation and scoring event is auditable for regulatory and enterprise compliance needs.
Business Benefits:
Significant reduction in manual contract review and interpretation time
Improved revenue integrity through automated leakage detection
Increased compliance readiness with explainable scoring and clause normalization
Streamlined payer-provider negotiations driven by data-backed insights
Secure, scalable AWS-native SaaS deployment minimizing operational overhead
Kepler empowers healthcare organizations to modernize contract intelligence while strengthening revenue cycle operations and compliance posture.
Highlights
Highlighted by the publisher on AWS Marketplace.
AI-driven healthcare contract ingestion and normalization using OCR, NLP and Bedrock-powered clause intelligence.
Revenue leakage and compliance analytics through correlation of contract terms with historical claims and financial datasets.
Cloud-native multi-tenant SaaS architecture on AWS with HIPAA-aligned security and full auditability.
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- FedRAMPConfirmedNot listed90%, registry-checkedNo FedRAMP Marketplace entry matched this vendor's domain, checked 2026-08-27registry recordas observed 2026-08-27
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