Built inside a real billing office

You’ve reached the ClaimVolt portal.

This is the ClaimVolt customer portal. Existing customers can sign in for downloads, license keys, installations, and setup. We are not accepting new customers right now.

Interested in ClaimVolt? Join the waitlist and we will reach out when spots open.

Portal arrival video

Start here: what ClaimVolt is for.

A short introduction confirms you are in the right place and frames the workflow-first approach before sign-in or onboarding.

What is ClaimVolt?Introduction
A short introduction to ClaimVolt: what the tools do, who they are for, and how a billing office gets started. No audio is required to follow the rest of this page — every step below is written out.

What this portal is for

Sign in, get set up, and keep your ClaimVolt tools current.

Join the waitlist

We are refining ClaimVolt with an existing practice and are not accepting new customers right now. Join the waitlist and we will reach out when spots open.

Onboarding start

No-PHI setup steps, tool selection, and access planning — all before any sensitive data is involved. Guided self-setup is free and is the default.

Portal access

For offices on an active plan: downloads for every licensed tool, license keys, your installation pool, and your team.

Your data stays yours

The five desktop tools run entirely on your machines — claims and patient data stay in your office and are never sent to ClaimVolt. This public page only serves the pages the portal needs.

What happens next

The first step stays practical and safe.

1. Confirm the workflow path

Start with where billing work repeats, stalls, or becomes hard to see.

2. Keep onboarding no-PHI

Use general workflow context only until a secure intake path is approved.

3. Move into the portal

Sign in once your account is set up. Need a hand before then? Reach ClaimVolt Support or Sales through the contact link below.

Important:

Do not submit patient identifiers, claim numbers, EOBs, 835 files, payer portal screenshots, passwords, credentials, or other private details through public portal pages. General workflow context is enough until a secure process is confirmed.