Everything Dazos does.
In one platform.
Dazos sells six products to run your facility, CRM, IQ, iCampaign, iVerify, Marketing Reports, and Billing CRM. VProGo delivers all of it under one roof, plus the clinical operations layer and bidirectional clearinghouse Dazos doesn't touch.
Feature-by-feature, side by side
The capability comparison, grounded in public Dazos product info and our own shipping codebase. No customer names. No vendor-pitch math.
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Three things to know
The differences that actually matter when you're comparing platforms.
Bidirectional clearinghouse, not "we read your reports"
VProGo ships native, bidirectional Claim.MD and CollaborateMD integrations today, with Waystar in development: claims out, ERAs and 277s back, denials and CARC codes routed into a worklist. Dazos's Billing CRM reads reports from whatever clearinghouse you already pay for. You still need the clearinghouse subscription separately.
A patient app that lives past discharge
vProMove is a Capacitor-built iOS/Android app for patients in program and alumni after. Daily goals, recovery resources, peer community, surveys. Dazos has a staff app on the App Store but nothing patient-facing. The alumni signal that drives readmissions and reviews has to live somewhere, yours is in your platform, not on a Facebook group someone forgot to moderate.
Three-tier drill from KPI to claim line + chart
Every revenue metric on the RM Hub dashboard drills: KPI → row-level side-out (patient ledger, partner P&L, evidence group) → ClaimDetailPanel with line items, CARC plain-language translation, ERA, and the clinical-evidence trail for the referral episode. The system owns both sides of the data, the claim and the chart that justifies it.
A few honest opinions
We're happy to compete on features. We'll also be honest about the patterns we don't want to copy.
No academy required
When your platform needs a dedicated training academy to use, that's the platform telling you something. VProGo is designed so a new admissions coordinator is productive on day one, not after a multi-week certification.
Month-to-month, not multi-year
Software that's good at its job keeps customers. Software that isn't needs long contracts. We default to month-to-month and bet that the platform will keep proving itself every month.
A coordinator, not a bot, answers the phone
AI is great for cleaning up notes, flagging at-risk patients, and surfacing the next-best action. It's a poor fit for the first conversation with someone deciding whether to enter treatment. VProGo's call workflow assumes a person on the other end of the line, not a screen-recording-trained voice agent.
See it run on your data
30-minute demo, walked through by the team that built it. We'll show you the features in this matrix on a real treatment-center facility, not a sandbox.