How it works

Ask or upload. Get something you can act on.

Tactis turns a question or a survey document into sourced, regulation-grounded work, and shows you exactly where every answer came from, so your team can verify and sign off with confidence.

The loop

Three steps, every time.

01

Ask or upload

Type a question in plain language, or drop in a Form 2567, a policy, or a survey document. No special syntax, and nothing new for your team to learn.

02

Tactis retrieves the source

A retrieval engine built for regulatory text finds the exact passage behind the answer, drawing across the CMS manual, the Critical Element Pathways, the MDS/RAI Manual, and your state regs, then checks that it actually supports the answer.

03

You get something to act on

A sourced answer, a drafted Plan of Correction, a monitoring tool, an IDR case, or an in-service, each citing the regulation it came from, ready to review and refine.

In and out

What you put in, what comes back.

A survey or F-tag questionA cited answer, in seconds
A Form 2567A drafted Plan of Correction, all five federally required sections
A cited tagA monitoring tool and the evidence to prove it
A recurring questionA documented in-service
A questionable citationAn IDR case to challenge it
Shows its work

Every answer shows its work.

Tactis locates the passage first, answers from it, and confirms that passage supports the answer before responding. The citation rides along with every output, so nothing is taken on faith.

Tactis retrieval engine
You stay in control

Tactis drafts; you decide.

  • Tactis drafts; your team decides. Nothing is filed on your behalf.
  • Every output shows the regulation behind it, so you verify in one click.
  • Your DON and administrator review, edit, and sign off, faster but never blindly.
  • If the source doesn’t support an answer, Tactis says so instead of guessing.

See the loop on your own tags.

Walk the loop on your real survey history. We handle the setup; you bring the questions.

No commitment. We’ll reach out within one business day.