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Notable vs Trase

Two RCM Automation Platforms vendors, side by side. Facts from public sources; judgments are ours.

At a glance

Derived from public facts · a rough scale, not a ranking

NotableTrase
Pricing model

Enterprise contract (custom) · Custom enterprise deals, no public prices

Enterprise contract (custom) · No upfront fee, billed on efficiency gains

Speed to go live

First workflow live in weeks, no-code config

Prebuilt agent library deploys in weeks

Automation model

Autonomous agents · No-code agent platform, 15+ EHRs

Autonomous agents · Governed agent OS for regulated work

Built for

Mid-size groups, Enterprise systems

Enterprise systems

Security posture

HITRUST, HIPAA

SOC 2 Type I, HIPAA

Company maturity

9 yrs (est. 2017)

Not disclosed

Financial backing

$119M · Series B

$117.5M ($10.5M pre-seed plus $107M seed) · Seed

Named customers

5 named

2 named

Published results

No public numbers

Specific numbers public

Documented integrations

EHR-agnostic

None documented

Third-party validation

None found

None found

Bottom line

  • Pick Notable if you run a health system and want patient-facing workflows like intake, scheduling, and authorizations automated in weeks without building anything internally.
  • Pick Trase if you are an academic or large health system that wants governed AI agents across back-office workflows and prefers paying from measured efficiency gains.

Notable

AI agents across intake, auth, and revenue workflows

Founded
2017
HQ
San Mateo, CA
Stage
Series B
Raised
$119M

What it does

  • AI agents automate registration, intake, and scheduling workflows
  • Handles referrals, prior authorizations, and care gap outreach
  • HCC chart review for risk adjustment programs
  • Flow Builder lets teams build automations low-code
  • Voice AI agent handles patient calls
  • Agents click into EHR fields and update records directly

Where it's strong

  • Broadest workflow coverage in this group, spanning patient access, revenue cycle, and care operations on one platform, so it can consolidate point vendors.
  • Proven at enterprise scale: 12,000+ sites of care, 1.5M tasks automated daily, and named systems like Intermountain, CommonSpirit, and Inova.
  • Flow Builder and Sidekick let your own ops teams extend automations without waiting on the vendor.

What buyers should weigh

  • A platform sale, not a point solution: expect a bigger implementation, higher price, and deeper IT commitment than single-workflow vendors.
  • Doing many workflows means depth in any one (e.g., prior auth) may trail specialists; benchmark your highest-value workflow head-to-head.
  • Last disclosed raise was the 2021 Series B, so ask directly about capitalization and profitability.

Named customers

Intermountain Health · Inova Health · MUSC Health · CommonSpirit Health · UC San Diego Health

Integrations

EHR-agnostic layer that operates atop existing EHRs via APIs and RPA
Full Notable profile →

Trase

Governed AI agents for healthcare back-office work

Founded
n/a
HQ
McLean, VA
Stage
Seed
Raised
$117.5M ($10.5M pre-seed plus $107M seed)

What it does

  • AI agents for inbound fax triage and routing
  • Patient access workflow automation
  • Revenue cycle task automation
  • HIPAA and SOC 2 compliant agent platform
  • Governance and oversight controls for agent actions

Where it's strong

  • Live health system deployment at Duke, where fax triage ran 7.1 times faster than manual processing and saved about 1,395 staff hours a month.
  • The $107M seed led by ARCH Venture Partners gives it unusual capital depth for a company at this stage.
  • Pricing tied to measured efficiency gains lowers the risk of paying for software that does not perform.

What buyers should weigh

  • The company only came out of stealth in November 2025, so the reference base beyond Duke Health is thin.
  • The platform spans healthcare, defense, and other regulated industries, so healthcare-specific product depth may lag single-focus rivals.
  • Published results center on fax triage; patient access and RCM claims have less public evidence.

Named customers

Duke Health · U.S. Navy

Full Trase profile →

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