PA LogiQ, Avectic's flagship product, brings prior authorization into the way your team already works: specialty coding, payer requirements, source-linked evidence, and staff review, delivered where the work happens. We have built EHR integration tools into PA LogiQ, and we work alongside each organization to configure and validate the workflow for its systems and specialties. We are actively pursuing EHR marketplace and partner integrations to bring PA LogiQ into more care teams’ existing workflows.
Before many surgeries and treatments, insurers require approval in advance. Someone in the practice has to assemble that request against a large set of written rules. PA LogiQ prepares the request where that person already works and shows the reason behind every item. Your staff review and send it. The insurance company makes the approval decision.
Specialty coding. Suggested procedure codes with the code-pair and modifier rules that apply, for staff to confirm or correct.
Payer requirements. The insurer's written criteria, checked item by item, with gaps named instead of hidden.
Source-linked evidence. Every supporting fact points back to the document it came from, so a reviewer can verify it.
Staff review. Nothing is sent by the software. A person reviews the assembled request and decides.
Standalone products we have built on the same engine: Home gives homeowners and agents a planning price range for a project; Bid helps contractors produce consistent quotes; Build keeps a whole job organized for builders.
The numbers are planning estimates, not guaranteed prices, and each line can show what it is based on.
PA LogiQ shows the how and why: what the payer requires, which evidence supports the case, what is missing, and the next steps for staff. It automates preparation work so your team can focus on resolving the case and moving it forward.
The planned procedure, the chart, and the payer are the inputs. The EHR integration tools built into PA LogiQ pick them up from the systems your team already uses, so staff do not re-enter them.
Specialty codes are suggested with their rules attached. The payer's written requirements are checked one by one, and every supporting fact is linked to its source.
The software prepares; it does not decide alone and it does not submit. Staff confirm or correct the codes, close the gaps, and make the call. The same inputs give the same result every time.
Implementation is tailored to your systems and validated with your team. We have built EHR integration tools into PA LogiQ so the tool lives where your staff already work, not on a second screen they have to toggle to. We work alongside each organization to configure and validate the workflow for its systems and specialties.
We label things as what they are. Dates are when the status was last true. Product demos use synthetic data.
| Product | Who it is for | Status | As of |
|---|---|---|---|
| Code LogiQ | Spine coders & surgical coordinators | Available standalone spine coding reference at codelogiq.avectic.com · built with practice input, used in daily spine coding work | Oct 2026 |
| PA LogiQ · Spine LogiQ | Spine surgery practices preparing authorization requests | Available for implementation · shaped with practicing spine clinicians; demo available | Oct 2026 |
| PA LogiQ · Infusion LogiQ | Infusion centers tracking authorization requirements | Available for implementation · demo available | Oct 2026 |
| PA LogiQ · Cardiac LogiQ | Cardiac programs — coverage-condition checks | In development · public coverage radar published | Aug 2026 |
| EHR integration tools | Organizations that want PA LogiQ inside their existing systems | Built into PA LogiQ · configured and validated with each organization | Oct 2026 |
| Home (Avectic Build) | Homeowners & real-estate agents planning renovations | In TestFlight · not publicly available | Oct 2026 |
| Bid & Build (Avectic Build) | Contractors & builders — quoting and job management | Working demo | Aug 2026 |
An authorization request is scattered information, written requirements, and a decision a person has to stand behind. Avectic's engine organizes the information, applies the requirements exactly as written, and shows what each result is based on. The same inputs give the same answer, every time. The same engine also powers our renovation planning products.
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Founders, plus the working professionals — a spine surgeon, a surgical scheduler, working builders — who help shape our products and check them against real practice.



We build PA LogiQ, software that helps healthcare teams prepare insurance authorization requests. We have also built renovation planning products on the same engine.
Spine LogiQ supports the spine surgery authorization workflow: specialty coding, payer requirements and source-linked medical necessity evidence, with missing documentation identified for staff review. See the synthetic demo or talk with us about implementation for your practice.
Infusion LogiQ brings authorization status and expiration dates onto a roster for staff review. Talk with us about your infusion therapy workflow, specialty medications and the medical-benefit or pharmacy-benefit routes your team uses. Implementation is tailored to your payers and systems.
No. It prepares the request and shows its reasons. A staff member reviews it and decides what to send. The insurance company makes the approval decision.
Yes. We have built EHR integration tools into PA LogiQ, including chart-launched sessions, patient and encounter context, and evidence drawn from the record. Implementation is tailored to your systems and specialties and validated with your team.
See the PA LogiQ demo at palogiq.com (it runs on synthetic cases), then start an implementation conversation with us. Code LogiQ, our spine coding reference, is available on its own right now.
Code LogiQ is our standalone spine coding reference. PA LogiQ builds on the same coding foundation and adds payer requirements, source-linked evidence, and staff review.
General: info@avectic.com. PA LogiQ demos and implementation: pilot@avectic.com.
Healthcare teams: see a demo and talk with us about implementation for your systems and specialties: pilot@avectic.com.
General questions and partnerships: info@avectic.com.