# IMECore against Wisedocs

> These solve different halves of the same job. Wisedocs reads the records. IMECore runs the case the records belong to.

Source: https://imecore.com/compare/imecore-vs-wisedocs

## A perfect chronology does not book an examiner

Records review is one stage of five. Before it, someone reads a referral and decides what to request. After it, someone books an examiner, chases a draft, runs a review, releases a report, and raises an invoice. A records product makes stage two fast and leaves the other four where they were.

- The referral still gets retyped into a tracker.
- Scheduling still happens in a calendar and a phone call.
- The report still goes back and forth by email.
- Billing still gets rebuilt at month end.
- You now have one more system holding part of the file.

## What IMECore does about it

### The case starts before the records

Intake reads the referral and opens the case. Record requests come out of it.

### Scheduling against your own panel

Specialty, city, availability, and the date the report has to land.

### Report review with named sign-off

The instructing questions sit beside the draft, and a person signs it.

### Billing from the work

The invoice builds from the case, with provincial tax applied by rule.

### Records handled in the same place

Sorting, deduplication, chronology drafting, and named gaps, on the case.

### One system, not two

No second product holding half the file and none of the deadline.

## Questions people ask

### Should we use both?

Possibly. If you already run Wisedocs and it works, keep it, and use IMECore for the four stages it does not cover. If you are starting from a spreadsheet, one system that covers all five is usually the better first move.

### Is IMECore's record review as good as theirs?

On the hardest records, no. Wisedocs has trained on far more documents and has a human quality-review operation behind it. IMECore's records work is good enough to sort, deduplicate, and draft a chronology, and it happens on the same case as everything else.

### What does Wisedocs cost?

They do not publish a price. A third-party software directory estimates $2,000 to $10,000 USD a month plus an implementation fee, but that figure is not from the vendor and we treat it as unverified.

### Where did these facts come from?

The public Wisedocs website, read on 27 August 2026, including their published customer results. If we have something wrong, write to us and we will correct it.