Tally is designed to bring clinician activity, leave, targets, bonuses and financial results into one explainable view.
Connects withSplose+Xero
Tally is in development. We are inviting a small group of Australian allied health practices to a pilot.
| Clinician | Billed | Target | Utilisation |
|---|---|---|---|
| PNPriya N. | 104.5h | 134h | 78% |
| JMJames M. | 98.0h | 140h | 70% |
| ASAlicia S. | 42.0h | 70h | 60% |
| RKRiya K. | 88.0h | 124h | 71% |
Why 134h? Priya’s target includes 6 hours of approved leave.
Today, working out utilisation means exporting appointments and comparing them with availability by hand.
Tally is designed to read appointments and availability from Splose and show billed hours, targets and utilisation side by side.
| Clinician | Billed from Splose | Target your rules | Utilisation Tally |
|---|---|---|---|
| Priya N. | 104.5h | 134h | 78% |
| James M. | 98.0h | 140h | 70% |
| Alicia S. | 42.0h | 70h | 60% |
Today, leave sits in a separate calendar, so nobody sees how it changes what is fair to expect.
Approved leave is designed to flow into each target, with the adjustment shown, so you can compare clinicians on the same footing.
Today, when a bonus is questioned, finding where the figure came from takes longer than the conversation.
You will be able to preview outcomes against your agreed rules and trace each input back to its source before a period is locked.
Preview only. The period is not locked.
Today, a team leader’s numbers and the owner’s numbers live in different spreadsheets that never quite agree.
Owners are designed to see the whole practice and team leaders their own team, both starting from the same billed hours.
The dashboard is customisable to your practice, including the calculations, formulas and views you see.
See actual, projected and target performance together. Select a clinician in the full demo to inspect each calculation.
Calculations will be customised to your practice’s needs.
See approved leave and daily clinician availability without showing private absence reasons.
Swipe or use the arrow keys to see the full week.
Review outcomes against configured rules before your practice locks the period.
Read the financial result alongside the operating measures that help explain it.
Tally is not a patient record system. It is designed to retain the minimum operational and financial facts needed for agreed practice reporting.
Read the pilot security informationApproved appointment, invoice, availability and busy-time operations.
Approved financial reports through the practice’s authorised connection.
Designed so that only allowed reporting fields continue. Patient and case identifiers are discarded, along with free text.
Each user is designed to see only the results and controls permitted for their role.
We are inviting a small group of Australian allied health practices using Splose and Xero. A demo is a working session, not a generic sales presentation.
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