Granit

A B2B platform of task-specific AI agents for healthcare operations. The product is positioned for healthcare providers and networks that manage complex, repetitive back-office processes across fragmented practice-management systems and insurer portals. Granit describes its approach as avoiding lengthy, bespoke integration projects. Its public materials focus on administrative operations rather than diagnosis or treatment. Publicly described workflows include: Third-party billing and reimbursement follow-up; Coverage checks and requests for insurer approval; Invoice processing and payment reconciliation; Claims rejection correction and resubmission; Collections and unpaid invoice follow-up; Admissions and administrative document preparation; Pharmacy stock alerts and ordering; Selected laboratory and pharmaceutical workflows.

The company markets products for dental care, optical stores, audiology, clinics, EHPADs, pharmacies, pharmaceutical and biological laboratories, and orthodontics. Healthcare providers and multi-site networks with substantial administrative workloads, including: Optical • Audiology • Pharmacies • Dental practices • Clinics • Health centres • Hospitals • EHPADs • Medical laboratories Likely buyers and users include practice or network executives, finance and operations leaders, billing teams and administrative staff. The initial market described in Granit’s recruiting materials is France. The company’s site and founders refer more broadly to European healthcare, but a geographic expansion plan has not been disclosed.

The market includes several overlapping product types: French healthcare-administration agents — Parallel focuses on administrative automation for healthcare facilities, including medical coding and hospital revenue workflows. Vertical portal-automation tools — Omnicab automates dental practice requests and third-party billing across insurer portals; OptiBot automates third-party billing workflows for optical stores. Third-party billing platforms — DataMut automates coverage requests and related workflows, with a focus on audiology. Adjacent alternatives — Practice-management and billing software, outsourced billing services, and general-purpose robotic process automation tools. Granit’s stated distinction is a multi-vertical catalog of agents deployed on existing systems, with a fast setup and per-workflow pricing. The breadth and speed of deployment could be commercially useful; a durable technical advantage has not yet been established publicly.

Granit’s product thesis is that agents can automate administrative steps across existing healthcare software and insurer portals without asking each provider to replace its systems or undertake a large IT integration project. Its public materials describe task-specific agents, existing-system connectors, customer review and tracking of agent actions.

Build a catalog of AI agents for specific healthcare professions and workflows, then expand into additional healthcare verticals. A September 2026 job listing said Granit was already in production with optical, audiology, pharmacy, and health-center networks, and was exploring dental, imaging, biology, and EHPADs as further verticals.

The pricing page lists a platform charge starting at €199 per center per month, before tax, with a listed starting price of €149 per center per month for groups of five to ten centers. Larger networks are priced by quotation. Granit also lists usage-based charges by agent and workflow. Its terms refer to setup fees and monthly subscriptions. The company reports production deployments and offers an interactive demo. Granit’s site currently claims more than 250 healthcare structures use the service, with up to 97% time savings on administrative tasks. These figures are company-reported and have not been independently verified.