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One product family for both sides of the transaction

MandateMesh is the parent company behind SignalEDI, MandateConnector, and PayerMesh. The portfolio splits by transaction side: SignalEDI is the EDI/API broker for small businesses, MandateConnector is the provider and submitter-side prior-authorization rail available today, and PayerMesh is the payer-side CMS-0057 compliance platform in development. Each product runs standalone — together they compose into end-to-end automation.
Parent company: MandateMeshThree products, one platform coreStandalone or integrated
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Key takeaways

  • MandateMesh is the holistic parent company; its products split by transaction side — provider/submitter rails, payer-side compliance, and the EDI/API broker that runs underneath both.
  • Every product works standalone: adopt SignalEDI for EDI, MandateConnector for prior authorization, or PayerMesh for payer compliance without committing to the rest of the family.
  • This page labels availability plainly: SignalEDI and MandateConnector are in production use today; PayerMesh is in development and every PayerMesh capability is described as planned.

Quick answer

What is MandateMesh?

MandateMesh is the parent company behind a family of transaction-automation products: SignalEDI (the EDI/API broker for small businesses), MandateConnector (the provider/submitter-side prior-authorization rail, available today), and PayerMesh (the payer-side CMS-0057 compliance platform, in development). The standalone parent site is live at mandatemesh.com.

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The product family

Three products, split by transaction side

MandateMesh is the parent company. Its products divide the work by who they serve: the platform underneath, the provider and submitter side, and the payer side — each labeled plainly as available today or in development.

Available today

The platform underneath

SignalEDI

EDI/API broker

A self-serve, AI-assisted EDI/API broker for small businesses: trading-partner onboarding, X12 translation, API, SFTP, and AS2 connectivity, and usage-based pricing published on the pricing page. SignalEDI is also the platform core the rest of the family builds on.

  • Trading-partner onboarding with AI-assisted mapping
  • X12 translation across retail, logistics, and healthcare document sets
  • API, SFTP, and AS2 connectivity with self-serve setup
  • Usage-based pricing with a self-serve trial

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Available today

The provider and submitter side

MandateConnector

Provider/submitter-side prior authorization

The provider and submitter-side prior-authorization rail — shipped as the PA Bridge application, built on the SignalEDI platform. Submitters get a SMART-authenticated Da Vinci PAS front door that translates to X12 278 through one canonical authorization record, with a deterministic sandbox to test before committing.

  • X12 278 intake on the unified SignalEDI core (shipped)
  • FHIR Da Vinci PAS $submit and $inquire with SMART backend-services auth (shipped)
  • Fail-closed tenant isolation on every authorization record (shipped)
  • Deterministic sandbox with a mock UM responder (shipped)
  • Roadmap: outbound X12 rail, X12 275 attachments with reviewed AI extraction, exception workbench

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In development

The payer side

PayerMesh

Payer-side CMS-0057 compliance

The payer-side CMS-0057 compliance platform, currently in development. PayerMesh is planned to cover the payer obligations that sit beyond the prior-authorization rail itself — the access APIs, exchange, decision-clock, and reporting surfaces the mandate requires. Nothing on this card is shipped yet.

  • Planned: Patient Access and Provider Access APIs
  • Planned: Payer-to-Payer data exchange
  • Planned: CRD hooks and DTR questionnaires
  • Planned: SLA turnaround clocks (72-hour expedited, 7-calendar-day standard)
  • Planned: prior-authorization metrics and public reporting
  • Planned: conformance harness with evidence reports

PayerMesh on mandatemesh.com

Standalone or integrated

Run one product alone, or compose the family end to end

Adopt one product for one problem

Each product is scoped to stand alone. A supplier can run SignalEDI for retail EDI without ever touching prior authorization; a provider organization can adopt MandateConnector for CMS-0057 submission without changing its EDI broker; a payer can plan around PayerMesh without adopting either.

Compose them into an end-to-end process

The products share one platform core, one canonical record per transaction, and one tenant model. When a prior authorization starts at a provider on MandateConnector and lands in payer compliance surfaces planned for PayerMesh, it is the same record moving through one family — not three vendors reconciling exports.

One transaction, both sides

The portfolio splits by transaction side on purpose: submitters and payers have different buyers, deadlines, and workflows, but the transaction between them is shared. MandateMesh builds a product for each side and keeps the rail between them one system.

The standalone parent site at mandatemesh.com carries the company story and the PayerMesh product page; this page is its home inside the SignalEDI application site.

MandateMesh product family FAQ

What is MandateMesh?

MandateMesh is the parent company behind a family of transaction-automation products: SignalEDI (the EDI/API broker for small businesses), MandateConnector (the provider/submitter-side prior-authorization rail, available today), and PayerMesh (the payer-side CMS-0057 compliance platform, in development). The standalone parent site is live at mandatemesh.com.

How do MandateConnector and PA Bridge relate?

MandateConnector is the product brand for the PA Bridge application on signaledi.com. It is the provider and submitter-side prior-authorization rail: X12 278 intake, FHIR Da Vinci PAS $submit and $inquire with SMART backend-services authentication, fail-closed tenant isolation, and a deterministic sandbox are in the product today, built on the SignalEDI platform. The outbound X12 rail, X12 275 attachments with reviewed AI extraction, and the exception workbench are its roadmap.

Is PayerMesh available?

No — PayerMesh is in development. Its planned scope is the payer side of CMS-0057 compliance: Patient Access and Provider Access APIs, Payer-to-Payer data exchange, CRD and DTR, SLA turnaround clocks, prior-authorization metrics with public reporting, and a conformance harness. None of that is shipped yet, and we label it that way.

Do I have to adopt the whole family?

No. Every product runs standalone with its own pricing and its own entry point. The family matters when you want end-to-end automation: the products share one platform core and one canonical record, so composing them is configuration, not an integration project.

Where should I start?

If you need EDI or API connectivity, start with a SignalEDI self-serve trial. If you are a provider organization or submitter facing prior authorization, start at the PA Bridge page and request sandbox access. If you are a payer planning for CMS-0057, follow PayerMesh on mandatemesh.com.

Start with the product that matches your side of the transaction

SignalEDI and the PA Bridge application are self-serve today; PayerMesh is in development on the parent site. Pick the entry point that fits your problem — the family composes when you need more.

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