The operations lead on every file.
One agent owns each placement — building requirements, dispatching specialists, and driving to cleared.
What it is
Every file gets an owner. The Credentialing Agent is the operations lead on one placement at a time: it reads the facility's rules, generates the complete requirement list, dispatches the specialist agents, watches for stalls, and drives the operation to a cleared file. The narrow scope is deliberate — one candidate, one placement — so data access stays minimal and supervisors always have a clean unit of work to audit, pause, or take over.
- Placement-boundedOne candidate, one placement, one operation — narrow scope by design.
- PlansGenerates the full requirement list from facility, role, and seasonal rules.
- DrivesTracks every item, unblocks stalls, and escalates what needs a human.
Questions
Why is the Credentialing Agent limited to one placement?
Safety and auditability. A placement-bounded scope keeps the agent's data access minimal, prevents cross-operation leakage, and gives supervisors a clean unit of work they can inspect, pause, or hand to a human at any moment.
What does it do when a file stalls?
It notices and acts: re-chasing the blocking party, trying an alternate channel, or escalating to your team with the blocker, its age, and options laid out — before the stall threatens the start date.
See it work a real file.
Thirty minutes, one placement, worked live — start to submit-ready.