True Software is a family-run software firm. We build and run business systems, for clients and as our own products, TrueClaims and TrueExams. When you call, an engineer answers. No sales team, no middleman.
When you call, you reach the engineers who will design, build and support your system, the same people who have kept a national IME operation running every day since 2003. Business process first; the software must deliver.
From first call to go-live and long after, you talk to the people writing the code. Decisions get made in the room, not relayed through account managers.
TrueClaims has run a national IME operation every day for over twenty years: referrals, reports, invoices, payments. We know what breaks, because we are the ones who fix it.
TrueClaims and TrueExams are ours end to end. The same team builds custom systems for clients: same discipline, same people, no handoffs.
Not white-labelled, not resold. Designed, run and supported by the same people you would be talking to.
Referral in, report back, invoice out, payment matched. Running a national IME operation every day since 2003.
Visit trueclaims.ai ›One exam. Every angle. Scheduling, exam capture, reports and billing in one system, built for both sides of the exam.
Visit trueexams.ai ›We build AI the way we build everything else: inside the workflow where the work already happens, measured against the people doing it today, with a person kept on the decisions that matter. No chatbot bolted on the side.
TrueClaims ships three focused modules: Recovery AI finds subrogation and recovery opportunities and shows the evidence behind every flag; Claims Copilot answers plain-language questions about a claim with the pages it came from; Intake AI turns phone, email, forms and documents into a structured case. Founding-partner pilots are open now.
Document and email intake with extraction and classification, copilots over your own data that cite their sources, and agents that take the repetitive back-office work off people. Built on .NET and Azure, wired into your existing systems, with the model provider that fits the job.
Start with one painful workflow. Wire the model into the system, not next to it. Measure it against the humans doing the job today. Keep a person in the loop where a wrong answer costs money. Then, and only then, roll it wider.
Your message lands with the engineers who would build it. Tell us what you are working on.