Everything about the person in one place
Details, contacts and carers, bookings, shifts, forms, notes, documents, quotes, compliance and workflows, on tabs of one record.
Client Records & Notes
Bring appointments, notes, forms, contacts and documents together, with access set for the people who need them. Give your team the context to prepare, follow up and continue the work.
Find bookings, shifts, notes, forms, documents and contacts on the person's record.
Use templates suited to your service on a phone or at the desk, and require them before the appointment closes.
Set what each role can see, and choose which documents appear in the client's own login.
A booking, an intake form or your team creates the record, with contacts and carers attached.
Attach your note template to the appointment. The practitioner completes it on a phone or at the desk.
Completed notes are locked with who completed them and when, and export to PDF.
Mark each document shared with the client or withheld. Clients with a login see only what's shared.
Details, contacts and carers, bookings, shifts, forms, notes, documents, quotes, compliance and workflows, on tabs of one record.
Build SOAP notes, progress notes or assessments with conditional questions, photos and signatures, or describe the template and let AI draft it for you to edit. Make a template required on an appointment and the practitioner completes it before clocking off. Add quick notes to the record and comments to each appointment for everything else.
A completed note or form can't be edited afterwards. It shows who completed it and when; a correction is a new note. Admins can download an audit pack for a client or a worker.
Build access levels area by area. By default a practitioner sees the notes on their own appointments; give a role wider access when it needs the whole history. Each document is shared with the client or withheld.
Client Insights reads a client's records for a period and writes a summary for staff to review, pointing to the records it used. Staff names are replaced with codes before anything is sent, and records about other clients are left out. It is processed in Australia and is an aid to review, not a clinical judgement or a complete account of the person.
Bookings create and add to the record.
See BookingsNote templates and intake forms are built in Forms.
See Forms & FlowsSigned agreements stay with the person's record.
See Documents & e-signingReliable records and notes from your first client.
The same note templates across every practitioner.
Access levels, locked notes and audit packs when someone asks how information is handled.
From $50 + GST a month for one user, or $199 + GST for your whole team, up to 100 users when you join by 31 December 2026. Core tools are in every plan, with unlimited clients and no commission on your payments. The AI receptionist, SMS and card processing cost extra.
See pricingYour team, according to the access levels you set. By default a practitioner sees the notes on their own appointments and administrators see everything. A client with a login sees only what you've shared.
No. Completing a note locks it and records who completed it and when. To correct something, add a new note; the original stays as it was.
Yes. Build any structure field by field, including text, choices, dates, photos, files and signatures, with questions that appear based on earlier answers. Or describe it in plain English and AI drafts the template.
It sends the selected client's records for the period, such as appointments, notes, forms and feedback, as written, with staff names replaced by codes and records about other clients withheld. It runs on Amazon Bedrock in Australia and isn't used to train AI models. It's off until your business switches it on.
No. Withholding controls what appears in their login. Clients keep their legal right to request access to information you hold about them.
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