Ordered by what they return: revenue first, then errors avoided, then time saved.
Prior-award credit under Labor Code §4664
For each prior award on file, Chiron shows the claim, rating and source document, and you confirm it overlaps the current disability, mark it not applicable or set its percentage, with a reason either way, before any credit is taken.
A 100%-industrial finding, with reasons
When Chiron's analysis finds no split, you can record your own finding that only the industrial injury contributes; Chiron asks for your reasoning, since a bare "100% industrial" does not support the opinion under Labor Code §4663.
The impairment elections, not just the rating
Chiron lets you decline a proposed rating and walks you through the elections that change the award — a pain add-on, how multiple impairments combine or split across injuries, the §4662(a) conclusive-presumption cap and the §4658(d) return-to-work adjustment.
§36 and §38 report deadlines
A deadline chip on every evaluation, the chain of extensions, and a late-report banner. A late report risks your fee.
Report turnaround at risk
Chiron tracks what share of your §38 report obligations closed on time and lists those due within seven days or already overdue, each linked to its evaluation.
ML code proposed while you draft
While you write, Chiron shows the ML200-series code, modifiers and included-page allowance the Medical-Legal Fee Schedule implies. On attestation it drafts the charge with excess-page pricing; you pick the code if Chiron's proposal differs from yours.
Supplemental reports
When new records arrive, Chiron opens a supplemental report under 8 CCR §38(i), tracks any agreed extension, and drafts the ML203 charge when you complete it.
Depositions
Schedule, notice, complete or cancel testimony. Chiron builds the deposition prep packet — the report, supplementals, records reviewed and prior testimony — and drafts the ML204 charge, including the minimum charge for a late cancellation.
Prior claims the worker reports
When the worker reports a prior claim on intake, Chiron logs it as an unconfirmed candidate for the §4664 prior-award registry, for you to verify against the records.
Sub rosa review
Log surveillance footage, mark it reviewed with your time and findings, and Chiron drafts the ML205 charge.
§38 extensions with their day limits
Chiron lets you request a §38 extension, picks the statutory ground (15 days for good cause, up to 30 for a pending test or consult), enforces the day limit and the five-day advance-request rule, keeps a table of every extension, and unlocks Form 112.
Late-payment penalty and interest
If a med-legal bill is paid late, Chiron calculates the penalty and interest under Labor Code §4622 on the portion unreasonably unpaid, and says when it does not apply.