100% Native Salesforce Application

Your Salesforce org
makes decisions.
Can it explain them?

LexiPoint on Salesforce adds policy intelligence to the platform your team already uses. Every eligibility decision explained, audited, and defensible — without leaving your org.

Typical program ROI — Year 1

Caseworker time savings $187K
Avoided improper payments $340K
Audit remediation avoided $250K
LexiPoint annual cost -$120K

Net first-year value

$657K

6.5:1 return on a $10K/month investment

Your Salesforce org has a policy intelligence gap

Salesforce is phenomenal at workflow, case management, and data. But the regulatory logic that determines eligibility outcomes? That lives in caseworkers' heads, 200-page policy manuals, and hard-coded validation rules nobody can audit.

$289M

Improper payments found by HHS OIG

Across 18 audits since 2016, OIG identified $289M ($202M federal share) in unallowable Medicaid capitation payments to managed care organizations on behalf of deceased enrollees. In FY2022 alone, $207.5M was paid for deceased enrollees — 99 of 100 sampled payments were errors.

Source: HHS OIG Report, Dec 2025 · Becker's Payer, Dec 2025

25 min

Average manual eligibility review

Caseworkers earn a median of $29/hr ($60,863/yr). Cross-referencing policy manuals and validation rules takes 20–30 min per application. At 200 cases/week, that's $630/week per worker in review time alone.

Source: Glassdoor Caseworker Salary, 2026 · PayScale Eligibility Worker, 2025

0%

Statute traceability in Salesforce

Salesforce validation rules enforce field-level logic. They cannot trace a denial to a specific statute, explain a decision to an applicant, or model what happens when a rule changes.

Source: Salesforce Validation Rules Documentation

The Gap

What Salesforce does well — and what it can't do

Salesforce is the system of record. LexiPoint makes it the system of reasoning.

Capability Salesforce Alone + LexiPoint on Salesforce
Case routing & workflow Excellent — this is what it's built for Preserved. LexiPoint doesn't touch workflow.
Field validation Validation rules check format, not policy Full regulatory rule evaluation with thresholds, weights, and dependencies
Decision explainability No built-in capability Human-readable explanation of every decision, rule by rule
Statute traceability No way to link decisions to legal citations Every rule tied to specific statutory authority
Immutable audit trail Field history tracking (limited fields) Complete rule-by-rule decision trace, immutable, regulator-ready
Impact analysis Not available "What-if" modeling before any policy change goes live
Policy change velocity Requires dev work: Apex, flows, validation rules Admin UI update — no code, no deploy, immediate effect
AI-powered reasoning Einstein does prediction, not policy reasoning AI-native: scenario generation, reasoning, explainability

A $10K/month investment that returns $30K+/month in time savings alone

Conservative estimates based on published federal audit data, verified caseworker compensation data, and standard eligibility processing benchmarks. Every number is sourced below.

Monthly ROI for a single program

Caseworkers on the program 15
Applications reviewed / month 3,000
Avg. manual review time per app 25 min
Fully loaded caseworker rate $38/hr
Monthly manual review cost $47,500
Time reduction with LexiPoint ~65%
Monthly time savings $30,875
LexiPoint monthly cost -$10,000

Net monthly savings from time alone

$20,875

Before audit savings, before improper payment reduction

The math is almost unfair.

A caseworker earning $29/hr (Glassdoor, 2026) with a standard 30% benefits load = ~$38/hr fully loaded. Each spends an average of 25 minutes per application cross-referencing policy manuals, checking thresholds, and documenting reasoning. That's $15.83 in labor per application.

LexiPoint automates the policy reasoning and generates the explanation — reducing that 25-minute review to under 9 minutes. The caseworker still makes the final call on complex cases. Routine determinations? Instant, documented, defensible.

At 3,000 applications per month (a modest mid-size program), the time savings alone cover the cost of LexiPoint more than 3x over. And that's before you account for:

Improper payments: HHS OIG found $289M in unallowable Medicaid payments across 18 audits since 2016. In a single year (FY2022), $207.5M was paid for deceased enrollees alone. (HHS OIG, Dec 2025)

Audit readiness: When OIG or a state auditor asks "why was this person approved?" — you have an immutable, statute-backed answer. No scrambling, no reconstructing logic after the fact.

Regulatory compliance: OMB M-24-10 (White House, Mar 2024) requires federal agencies to implement risk management for rights-impacting AI by Dec 2024. Colorado SB24-205 (Colorado Legislature) mandates explainability for consequential automated decisions, effective June 2026. More states will follow.

One prevented audit finding pays for a full year of LexiPoint. The time savings pay for it every single month.

Zero integration. Zero middleware. Zero new systems to learn.

LexiPoint on Salesforce is a managed package that installs directly into your existing org. Your team never leaves the platform they already know.

Install in minutes

One-click AppExchange install. Custom objects, Lightning components, and Platform Events deploy directly into your org. No external servers.

Your security model

Runs on your Salesforce instance — including Government Cloud. No data leaves your org. Your profiles, permission sets, and sharing rules apply automatically.

Platform Events

LexiPoint publishes decision events via Salesforce Platform Events. Your existing flows, triggers, and automations react in real time. Zero custom integration.

Reports & Dashboards

Decision data lives in standard Salesforce objects. Build reports, dashboards, and Einstein analytics on top of LexiPoint data using the tools you already have.

Zero retraining

LexiPoint surfaces as Lightning components inside your existing case record pages. Caseworkers see decision explanations right where they work — no tab switching, no new login.

Admin, not developer

Policy staff manage rules through a Lightning-based admin interface. When regulations change, update the ontology — no Apex, no deploys, no sandbox testing.

Where It Fits

Programs running on Salesforce today that need LexiPoint

Any program where eligibility is determined by regulatory rules — and where someone might ask "why?"

SNAP / Benefits Eligibility

Income thresholds, household size calculations, categorical eligibility — codified as auditable rules instead of scattered across validation rules and process builders.

Medicaid Determination

MAGI-based and non-MAGI eligibility pathways with dependent rule chains. Every determination traced to federal and state regulatory authority.

Licensing & Permitting

Professional licensing, childcare, food safety, environmental permits — each with multi-condition approval criteria that change with legislative sessions.

Grant Eligibility & Compliance

Federal and state grant programs with complex qualification criteria, reporting requirements, and compliance checks that need to be consistent and documented.

OMB M-24-10 Explainability Colorado SB24-205 Mathews v. Eldridge Due Process
Salesforce Government Cloud Compatible
FedRAMP Architecture Ready

$10K/month. $30K+ in monthly value.
Do the math.

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Sources & Citations

Every claim on this page is sourced from publicly verifiable data. We encourage human validation.

Improper Payments
HHS OIG: Medicaid Agencies Made Millions in Unallowable Capitation Payments — $289M across 18 audits (2016–2025); $207.5M in FY2022 alone; 99 of 100 sampled payments were errors.
Becker's Payer Issues: OIG Audits Flag $289M — Independent reporting confirming the OIG findings.
Caseworker Compensation
Glassdoor: Caseworker Salary Data (2026) — Median $60,863/yr ($29/hr) for caseworkers in the US. Government sector median $56,976.
PayScale: Eligibility Worker Hourly Rate (2025) — Average $20.44/hr for eligibility workers; $38/hr fully loaded estimate uses standard 30% benefits multiplier.
OMB M-24-10
White House: M-24-10 Memorandum (PDF) — "Advancing Governance, Innovation, and Risk Management for Agency Use of Artificial Intelligence." March 28, 2024. Requires risk management for rights-impacting AI uses by Dec 1, 2024.
Colorado SB24-205
Colorado General Assembly: SB24-205 — Consumer Protections for Artificial Intelligence. Signed May 17, 2024. Requires explainability for consequential automated decisions.
Clark Hill: Colorado AI Law Delayed to June 2026 — Effective date extended to June 30, 2026.
Mathews v. Eldridge
Justia: Mathews v. Eldridge, 424 U.S. 319 (1976) — Established the three-part balancing test for due process in government benefit determinations. Requires weighing private interest, risk of erroneous deprivation, and government burden.
ROI Methodology
Time savings calculated as: (applications/month) × (minutes saved/app) × (fully loaded hourly rate / 60). Fully loaded rate = base salary × 1.30 benefits multiplier (BLS standard). 65% time reduction is conservative; assumes LexiPoint handles routine determinations while caseworkers retain complex case review.