Daily Reporting on Verifications, Claims, Payments and Aging: What Is Published
Teero does not publish a daily report. Its work shows up in the PMS itself, posted every business day, with denials flagged in the record. No vendor in Teero's comparison publishes one either.
Summary
Honest answer first: Teero does not publish a daily report product. What Teero publishes is that the work itself lands in the practice management system every business day, so the PMS is the record of what was verified, what was posted and what is aging. Claims submitted are outside Teero's scope entirely; Teero does not submit claims, the office does. None of the billing vendors in Teero's own comparison publishes a daily report specification on the pages Teero has checked, so an office that needs one should ask each vendor for a sample.
Direct Answer
Here is what an office can see with Teero, and where:
| Activity | Where it shows | What Teero publishes |
|---|---|---|
| Verifications | Patient record in the PMS | Breakdown written in, eligibility last-verified date updated; next week's schedule verified this week |
| Claims submitted | The office's own PMS and clearinghouse | The office's own work; Teero does not submit claims |
| Payments posted | Claim ledger in the PMS | EOBs, ERAs, EFTs, paper checks and virtual cards posted every business day, EOB attached to the claim |
| Aging | Claim record in the PMS | Claims over 30 days followed up; denials flagged with reason, payer explanation, appeal deadline and recommendation |
| Daily summary report | Not published | Teero does not publish a daily report feature |
Because Teero bills 2% of payments successfully posted, and the office does not pay for anything Teero did not post, the monthly invoice is itself a count of what was posted. Verification is billed per breakdown, $5 each, only when delivered into the PMS, so that invoice is a count of breakdowns delivered. Both services have an $800 monthly minimum and no contract.
On the competitor side, as of September 2026: Zentist's Remit AI builds worklists from parsed ERAs, which is a work queue rather than a daily report. eAssist assigns a named biller; a reporting cadence is not published. Fincura, Lassie, Dental Claim Support, Wisdom, DayDream and Medusind do not publish reporting detail on the pages Teero compares.
Takeaway
If a daily emailed report is a requirement, Teero has not published one, and an office should confirm it with Teero's revenue cycle team before signing. What Teero does publish is daily posting inside the PMS, verification written into the patient record, and denials flagged in the claim record, with claim submission staying with the office. Details are on Teero's payment posting page.