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Vendor rep management for medical offices

Know every rep in your building is cleared to be there.

Credentialing, staff-confirmed photo check-in, and compliance-gated scheduling in one system your front desk can run between patients.

Practices
Free, always
Representatives
$380/year

Compliance posture

Built for complianceCredential model aligned to ANSI/NEMA SC 1-2020OIG LEIE + SAM.gov exclusion screeningAppend-only audit trailNo patient data — everScreening fails closed
Which one are you?

Two sides of the same network.

Practices set the requirements and pay nothing. Representatives pay for access and carry one profile everywhere they go.

Free

no cost to your practice, ever

For practices & facilities

Know exactly who is in your building, and why.

Set your own requirements, see compliance at a glance, run check-in from the front desk, and pull an audit export when someone asks for one.

  1. Tell us your locations and what you require of vendors
  2. Reps enrol and get verified before they arrive
  3. Your front desk confirms the live photo — nothing is verified until they do
  4. Export the visitor, screening, and lunch records on demand

$380/year

one facility · $580 for multiple · billed annually

For representatives

Upload your documents once. Reuse them at every facility you cover.

One compliance profile you carry between facilities, a plain checklist per site, and a reminder before anything expires — instead of re-uploading the same documents everywhere.

  1. Register — creating a company account is free
  2. Upload your documents once
  3. Get reviewed and exclusion-screened
  4. Check in at the front-desk kiosk, or by QR from your phone
The product

One access decision behind the door, the calendar, and the record.

Credential review, check-in, lunch booking, and the exported history all read the same compliance decision for a rep. So a lapsed certificate of insurance blocks tomorrow's lunch request outright, instead of surfacing in a report a quarter later.

Check-in

A front-desk kiosk, with the rep's phone as a backup.

Check-in runs on a kiosk or tablet paired to the location: it covers check-in and check-out, keeps working when the connection drops, and your administrator pairs and revokes those devices from your own settings, so nobody waits on us. When the desk is busy a rep can scan the location QR with their own phone instead. Either way a live photo goes to your front desk, which confirms it against the registered rep — the visit counts as photo-verified only once they do, and anyone who arrives without a confirmed photo stays on the not-yet-verified list rather than passing as cleared. Badge printing is supported, and a printer going offline never blocks a check-in.

  • A paired front-desk kiosk or tablet, with phone QR as the supporting path
  • A live face your staff can see, not a badge that can be handed over
Compliance gating

A rep who isn't cleared simply can't book.

The engine that guards the door also guards the calendar. Expired insurance, an unaccepted policy, or an unresolved screening result blocks the lunch request before it ever reaches your staff — and tells the rep exactly what to fix.

  • No one has to chase a rep for a lapsed document
  • Payment alone never marks anyone compliant
Audit readiness

The three exports an auditor asks for, on demand.

An OIG screening log, a HIPAA-conscious visitor log, and a Sunshine-aware lunch roster — generated from an append-only audit trail rather than reconstructed by hand across disconnected systems.

  • Every record written in the same transaction as the event it describes
  • History is superseded, never overwritten
Credential vault

One profile the rep carries between facilities.

Documents are uploaded once, screened against the federal OIG LEIE and SAM.gov lists, and kept current with reminders before anything lapses. Your practice sees a single plain-language status instead of a folder of PDFs.

  • Credential model aligned to ANSI/NEMA SC 1-2020
  • Possible screening matches are always reviewed by a person
Why RepCertify

Enterprise-grade compliance, without the enterprise.

The best-known vendor-credentialing systems were built for hospital-scale operations, with a procurement committee and a vendor-management office behind them. Most practices have neither. Every row below contrasts that one pattern with how RepCertify is built.

Who it's built for

Hospital-scale: Large health systems with a procurement committee and a dedicated vendor-management office.

RepCertify: Independent and multi-site medical practices whose front desk manages rep access between patients.

How access is priced

Hospital-scale: Access is priced and administered facility by facility, so covering several practices means running the process again at each one.

RepCertify: Facilities pay nothing. Reps pay $380/year for one facility organization or $580 for multiple, published in full and billed annually.

Front-desk experience

Hospital-scale: Enterprise dashboards built for analysts — compliance is a report someone has to interpret.

RepCertify: A single plain-language green check your staff can act on the moment a rep checks in.

Identity at the door

Hospital-scale: The badge is the credential: once it has been issued, whoever is holding it is treated as cleared.

RepCertify: The live photo is the proof, and it counts only once your staff confirm it against the registered rep. An arrival with no confirmed photo stays on the front desk's not-yet-verified list instead of passing as cleared. We print a badge too — it's a convenience for the day, and a printer going offline never blocks a check-in.

This compares one pattern — vendor credentialing built for hospital-scale operations — with how RepCertify works. It isn't a survey of the market: other products are built for medical offices too, and we don't characterize them here because we can't independently verify how any of them behaves. For the same reason we don't cite competitor prices, ratings, or statistics. Judge the right-hand column on its own terms, and on what we show you in a demo.

Included as standard

The full credentialing baseline, at every paid tier.

Screening, document review, expiration tracking, and audit exports aren't add-ons. They're the foundation everything above is built on.

  • Free company registration
  • Document upload and review
  • OIG / SAM exclusion screening
  • Expiration tracking with automatic reminders
  • Real-time compliance status
  • Audit-ready exports
Pricing

Free to register. Billed annually. Never charged to practices.

Representatives and their companies pay for network access. The practices they visit do not.

Company registration

Vendor companies

Freeno cost to register

Register your company, add your reps, and manage sponsored seats. There is no charge to create a company account.

  • Unlimited company admins
  • Add and manage your rep roster
  • Sponsor seats for your reps
  • Company document library (W-9, COI, packets)
Register your company
Most popular

Basic

Per rep, per year

$380per rep / year

Network access to one facility organization. Everything a rep needs to get credentialed and cleared to visit.

  • Access to one facility organization
  • Document upload & review
  • OIG / SAM exclusion screening
  • Expiration tracking & reminders
  • Real-time compliance status
Request rep access

Premium

Per rep, per year

$580per rep / year

Network access to multiple facility organizations, up to your configured limit. For reps who cover more than one system.

  • Access to multiple facility organizations
  • Everything in Basic
  • One compliance profile across facilities
  • Priority expiration reminders
Request rep access

Prices are per representative, per year, in US dollars. Vendor companies with 15 or more representatives are eligible for a negotiated corporate rate — see full pricing. Already invited by a facility or vendor company? Finish your sign-up.

Practices are never charged.

Your practice pays nothing to use RepCertify and receives no share of representative fees. This is stated explicitly because it governs the structure of the arrangement: no revenue is shared with the facility that determines which representatives are granted access.

Early access

RepCertify is new, and this page carries no logo wall and no testimonials on purpose: we don’t publish a practice’s name without written permission, and we won’t invent social proof we haven’t earned. Judge it on the product above, and on what we show you in a demo.

Questions

What practices ask before they say yes.

Yes, and there is no upsell waiting behind it. Representatives and their companies pay for network access; the facility pays nothing and receives no share of those fees. We state that plainly because it governs the arrangement — no revenue is shared with the practice that decides which reps get in.
Yes — check-in is built to run on a front-desk kiosk or tablet paired to your location, and that is the path we set up first. It runs in the browser on a device you already have, covers both check-in and check-out, and keeps saving visits when the connection drops. You switch one on yourself: your administrator names the device, and RepCertify shows a one-time code, good for 10 minutes, that the device enters once to bind itself to that one location. Revoking it from the same screen stops it the next time it tries to check anyone in. Reps can also scan a location QR with their own phone, which is the supporting path when the desk is busy. Either way your staff confirms a live photo against the registered rep: the confirmation is the verification, and an arrival without one is listed as not yet verified rather than waved through. Badge printing is supported, and a printer being offline never blocks a check-in.
Setup is configuration, not implementation: your locations, the credentials you require, the policies reps must accept, and the front-desk device that runs check-in. Your own administrator pairs that device from your settings — nothing to install and no appointment with us to book. There is no integration with your EHR or practice-management system, because RepCertify never touches patient data.
The federal OIG LEIE and SAM.gov exclusion lists. Screening fails closed — a rate limit, an outage, or a stale extract produces an "unavailable" result and requeues the rep, never a false all-clear. Possible name matches are always adjudicated by a person; nothing is auto-denied and nothing is auto-confirmed.
Three named exports, generated on demand from an append-only trail rather than assembled by hand: an OIG screening log, a HIPAA-conscious visitor log, and a Sunshine-aware lunch roster.
Patient information of any kind, Social Security and tax identification numbers, and criminal background report contents — we store only a company attestation that a check was performed. These are product constraints enforced in code, not policy promises.

More detail in the help center and on the security page.

See it against your own locations and workflows.

We'll walk through the requirements your practice actually enforces rather than run a generic feature tour — and tell you plainly if RepCertify isn't the right fit.