Eligibility Check
Classify purchases into practical FSA/HSA readiness bands with clear uncertainty when rules may vary.

Problem
FSA and HSA claims often fail before submission because users are not sure whether an item qualifies, whether extra documentation is needed, or what details belong in the claim packet.
The painful part is the fragmented workflow: product pages, receipts, plan rules, and administrator portals all live in separate places. FSA Ready exists for the moment when someone needs to know what is worth submitting and what proof is missing.
Solution
FSA Ready reviews purchase details, product names, links, or receipt text and returns likely eligibility, confidence, required documentation, missing information, and copyable claim packet language.
U.S. FSA and HSA account holders, parents, caregivers, and household managers preparing reimbursements or trying to use funds before a deadline.
Key features
Classify purchases into practical FSA/HSA readiness bands with clear uncertainty when rules may vary.
Show what the user may need, from itemized receipts to a Letter of Medical Necessity.
Turn merchant, date, item, amount, and rationale into copyable claim-prep text.
Point out gaps that could slow down reimbursement before the user opens the administrator portal.
Support seasonal use cases like year-end FSA spending, rejected claims, and receipt cleanup.
Visual gallery
Product views are presented as quiet exhibits: frameless, readable, and built to reward closer inspection.
Technology
Mobile-first product surface for quick purchase and receipt checks.
Typed output sections keep eligibility, documentation, and packet fields consistent.
Guidance is framed around likely eligibility, confidence, and plan-administrator verification.
Copyable packet text helps users move from uncertainty into a cleaner claim submission.
Current status
The product is moving toward stronger receipt handling, clearer eligibility confidence, and saved packet validation while avoiding administrator integrations until demand proves the need.
Next step