Healthcare Ops Reporting Dashboard Interactive demo In-house build

CoverageScope

A reporting dashboard for automated insurance coverage checks across a multi-clinic group - results per clinic, a hardened credentials manager, and a full audit trail. Rebuilt from scratch as a portfolio concept, inspired by the functional pattern of a real tool we've delivered (under NDA) - with the security posture explicitly hardened, not replicated as-is.

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TypeMulti-tenant reporting dashboard
ScopeDashboard → Credential vault → Audit log
StackNext.js · Prisma · PostgreSQL
coveragescope.example/dashboard

Coverage-check dashboard

4 clinics · synthetic data
Checked today412
Active coverage356
Needs review9

Results

PatientInsurerStatus
Wanda Higgins BluePeak Health Active
Marcus Feldt Harborlight Insurance Inactive
Priya Anand Northstar Benefits Pending

The idea

Coverage answers, without the risk

Automated coverage checks are only useful if staff trust the results and the credentials behind them are handled properly. CoverageScope centers on a clean results view per clinic, with a credentials vault that's masked by default and every reveal logged.

  • Next.js
  • Prisma
  • PostgreSQL
  • Encrypted secrets
  • Audit logging

Per-clinic results

A searchable clinic picker and clean results grid - no digging through exports.

Hardened credentials vault

Encrypted at rest, masked by default, reveal requires an explicit action.

Full audit trail

Every reveal, edit, and run is logged with who, what, and when.

Proper tenant isolation

Row-level scoping on a shared schema - not fragile per-tenant database connections.

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Plaintext secrets returned to the client
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Credential reveals logged
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Shared schema, tenant-scoped

Secure by construction

Parameterized queries only, credentials encrypted at rest, and nothing sensitive ever hits the client unmasked.

Nothing hidden happens quietly

A password reveal is a deliberate action that writes its own audit entry - not a silent GET request.

Simpler to run, easier to trust

One shared, tenant-scoped schema instead of a database-per-client sprawl that's hard to secure consistently.

Handling sensitive data across multiple clients?

We design multi-tenant systems with the security model as a first-class decision, not an afterthought.

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