Trexin lift-and-shifted a fintech platform into AWS and made it U.S. production-ready in four weeks, giving a VC group a wealth-management product it fully owned, and a first-mover advantage.
During a Federal Reserve Board audit, Trexin helped drive a global bank's open critical vulnerabilities from nearly 1,000 to fewer than 70, and stood up the governance to keep them down.
Trexin CTIO Ton Roelandse joined the MedCity Pivot Podcast to discuss the real-world potential of AI in healthcare and the guardrails needed to keep it from causing harm.
Trexin replaced a costly third-party PSA SaaS with a custom Microsoft 365 app it built in three months, recapturing 100% of the annual subscription spend (over $100k) with no added licensing cost.
Trexin's own SaaS platform manages the federal IDR process under the No Surprises Act end to end, built on a solution already proven in production at a healthcare payer.
Trexin built an agentic AI proof of concept: a Voice AI Agent that creates, changes, and cancels airline reservations through natural spoken conversation, via an MCP server over a legacy GDS. The Client adopted it to Beta GA.
Trexin managed a Microsoft Azure + UiPath document-automation pilot for a large health insurer, projected $1.2M in first-year savings at a success rate 12% above target.
A large health insurer took back control of an underperforming, third-party AI prior-authorization model, and Trexin built the strategy and roadmap behind $6.25M in annual savings.
Facing roughly 12,000 dispute emails a month under the No Surprises Act, a health insurer asked Trexin to overhaul IDR processing. The withdrawal process alone saved about $100k a month, and win rates climbed as high as 32%.
Tightening PFAS regulation and supplier exits threatened a MedTech maker's supply chain. Trexin ran a structured outreach across 3,000+ suppliers (3,085 contacted, 1,971 reaching complete status) to inventory 'forever chemicals' for compliance and continuity.
Third-party breaches are a top CISO worry, one healthcare-payer breach ran to $3B in costs. Trexin ran a 'friendly' risk assessment of a multistate payer's subsidiary, scoring maturity and finding 6,000 vulnerabilities (3,000 high), 87% mitigable in the Azure migration.
A global medical-device maker's supplier data was siloed and inconsistent, breaking reporting. Trexin built an 'MDM-lite' solution on the tools they already owned (faster ingestion, automated auditing, change-history tracking) with no new license fees.
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