EDI Converter Desktop App Documentation on Healthcare Data Insight

EDI Converter Desktop Installation

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Installation

Windows installer

The Windows installer installs both the desktop application and the command-line tool. It includes its own Java runtime and does not require administrator privileges or a separate Java installation.

Download the EDI Converter installer and run it.
Follow the installation prompts, then open EDI Converter from the desktop shortcut.
Select Help > Manage License…, choose your edi-license.txt file, and save it.

Request a trial license if you do not already have one.

EDI Converter Desktop Output Examples

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Output Examples

These files were generated from the same public 835 sample using the conversion engine shared by the desktop app and CLI. The sample contains one adjudicated claim with seven service lines. Download the source EDI file to try the conversion yourself.

The previews below show selected columns and the first two service lines. Downloads contain the complete output.

EDI Converter Desktop Quick Start

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Quick Start

Convert your first file

Install EDI Converter and add your license.
Open EDI Converter from the desktop shortcut.
Next to EDI files or folder, click Browse… and select an EDI file. For a first run, you can download the file from our 835 example.
Choose an Output folder, such as C:\EDI\Converted. Leave Output file blank to name the results after the input file.
Select CSV, Excel, or JSON under Format. Start with Excel if you want to review the results in a spreadsheet.
Click Convert. Wait for Conversion complete in the Progress area, then open the output folder to view your files.

The EDI Converter running on Windows with an 837 input folder selected for CSV conversion.

EDI Converter Desktop User Guide

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User Guide

Convert files or a folder

Select one or more EDI files with Browse…, or select a single folder. You can also enter paths directly. For a folder, use File name pattern to limit the input, for example *.edi, and select Include subfolders if you want to process nested folders.