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Drop in a lease, a medical bill, an EOB, or a contract. In under a minute you get a plain-English brief — with the numbers that matter, the deadlines you can't miss, the questions to ask, and your rights. Below is every section of a real DocSimple report, in the order you see it.
Try it on your documentThe one-glance brief.
Every DocSimple analysis opens with a document snapshot and an executive summary — the stakes, the total, the parties, and a plain-English confidence score. You know within seconds whether this document needs your urgent attention.
- Document snapshot — type, total, dates and parties auto-extracted from the file.
- Overall risk — medium / high / low, with a reason you can read out loud.
- AI confidence — how sure the model is — never a black box.
- EN / ES toggle — one click flips the entire report into Spanish.
Plain English, no legalese.
Before any numbers or codes, DocSimple tells you what the document actually is — who sent it, who it's for, what it means, and whether it's a bill you need to pay. Deadlines are surfaced right next to it so nothing slips past you.
- Deadlines pulled — every date extracted and dated relative to today.
- "What this is" block — a two-sentence explanation anyone can understand.
- Not-a-bill flag — explicit warning when a document is informational only.
Every dollar, labelled and explained.
DocSimple pulls every important figure out of the document and labels it in language a person actually speaks — total charge, allowed amount, plan paid, your responsibility, deductibles met, out-of-pocket progress. Each number comes with a one-line explanation so you know why it matters.
- Nine key figures — extracted and cross-checked against each other.
- Red flags — sorted by severity — reviewed before you sign or pay.
- "See exact wording" — click any flag to jump to the source line in the PDF.
CO-45, PR-2, OA-23 — in plain English.
Medical bills, EOBs, and contracts are full of codes and technical terms that nobody explains. DocSimple decodes every one of them in a single glance, then hands you a short 'Key points' list — the six or seven things you actually need to remember from this document.
- Every code translated — no more guessing what CO-97 or PR-204 actually means.
- Key points — the takeaway list — the six or seven sentences that matter.
- Source-linked — each explanation is tied to the exact code in your document.
Walk in with the right questions.
Most people freeze when they call a hospital billing department or a landlord. DocSimple writes the exact questions to ask — pre-worded, tap to copy — along with who to direct each question to. It's the difference between hoping for a fair answer and demanding one.
- Pre-worded questions — written in the tone that gets an actual answer.
- Who to ask — each question paired with the right department or person.
- Tap to copy — grab a question and paste it straight into an email.
Your next steps — prioritized by urgency.
DocSimple lines up every concrete action you can take, prioritized by urgency and paired with the exact deadline. Each step also spells out what happens if you ignore it — so nothing important slips through by accident.
- Sorted by urgency — Now, Soon, Later — never buried in the middle.
- Every action dated — "by within 30 days of receiving a bill" — not vague.
- "If ignored" consequences — know the real cost of doing nothing.
The rights you may not know you have.
The part most people never learn. DocSimple pulls the specific rights that apply to your document under federal law, your state, your plan, or your lease — appeal windows, itemized-bill guarantees, balance-billing protections — and shows them in a language you can act on.
- Right to appeal — with the exact window that applies to your plan.
- Right to an itemized bill — guaranteed under the No Surprises Act.
- Balance-billing protections — state-specific protections when they apply.
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