CommissionSight

CommissionSight vs. Fintary

Both ingest carrier commission statements and surface under- or unpaid commission.

Fintary pairs reconciliation with a full agent-payout engine across multiple lines. CommissionSight stays focused on the money the carrier owes you and the health of your book — adding a Medicare CMS owed engine and a developer surface (typed SDKs + CLI + webhooks) Fintary doesn’t advertise.

What Fintary is good at

Credit where it’s due — these are real strengths. The question is which job you’re solving.

Side by side

Capability CommissionSight Fintary
Member-level book health Every member scored green / yellow / red each period — attrition (MoM/QoQ/YoY), drops, and reappearances Not advertised
Carrier-agnostic by config Any carrier from a single sample statement — a JSON mapping, no code, no waiting on a vendor AI extraction from any carrier format
Commission owed (expected vs. actual) To the member, with an honest coverage % of the book — and graded health schedules (premium-banded tiers, PMPM, first-year vs. renewal, production bonuses), not just a flat percentage Expected vs. actual reconciliation
Medicare CMS owed engine CMS rate tables by region × initial/renewal, with RDE clawbacks, vesting, and per-state caps — owed works day-one from the published CMS maximums, and over-the-cap pay is flagged as a compliance exposure Not advertised
Chargeback tracing Each clawback traced to the original payout it reverses — period, amount, and source file Real-time chargeback monitoring
Developer surface REST API + typed SDKs (TypeScript, Python, C#) + native CLI + signed webhooks Custom APIs (no public SDK or CLI advertised)
Data isolation Each account’s data in its own isolated, encrypted database — never co-mingled Not stated publicly
Agent hierarchy / splits / payroll On the roadmap (Exploring) — and only ever as a layer on top of reconciled, owed-aware numbers Yes — built-in hierarchy, splits & overrides

“Not advertised / not stated publicly” means we couldn’t confirm it on Fintary’s public site — not that it can’t be done. Comparison reflects each product’s public website as of June 2026, and our reading of what it does. Products change — found something out of date? Email hello@commissionsight.com and we’ll fix it.

Where CommissionSight leads

A real Medicare owed engine

Commission owed computed against CMS rate tables by region and initial/renewal — with RDE clawbacks, vesting, and per-state caps — not a flat percentage.

Member-level book health, not just a total

Every member scored green / yellow / red month over month, with attrition, drops, and reappearances — so you audit the health of the book, not just reconcile a payment.

A full developer surface

A documented REST API plus typed SDKs in TypeScript, Python, and C#, a native CLI, and signed webhooks — the whole surface, ready to embed.

Carrier-agnostic by config

Onboard any carrier from a single sample statement with a JSON mapping — no code, no waiting on a vendor to add it.

Common questions

Is CommissionSight an alternative to Fintary? +

Yes. Both ingest carrier statements and flag under- or unpaid commission. CommissionSight focuses on reconciliation plus member-level book health and a Medicare CMS owed engine, and exposes a full API, typed SDKs, and CLI; Fintary bundles a broader agent-payout engine across more lines of business.

Does CommissionSight handle agent commission splits like Fintary? +

Agent hierarchy and splits are on our roadmap (Exploring), framed as a layer on top of reconciled, owed-aware numbers. Today CommissionSight focuses on finding the money carriers owe you and auditing book health.

See it on your own statements

Upload a few carrier statements and watch CommissionSight score every member and surface what you’re owed — in minutes, nothing stored.