
People
Registrations, checks and training.

See what is due, who it belongs to and what needs attention.
Hillside Physiotherapy · Magill · Five practitioners
Items to follow up based on your records.
| Item | Owner | Due | Status |
|---|
Example dates come from the practice’s records; renewal requirements are confirmed for each item with the practice.
Try it: pick an item on the wall or in the table, then record its renewal. Nothing you do here is saved beyond this visit.
Nothing hand-entered twice.
The sprint delivers personal software: durable, shaped around the practice's own files and vocabulary, with visible errors and a manual fallback to Step 1. Built in their accounts.
Two booked days a month, decided each quarter on the numbers.
| When | Event | Handled |
|---|---|---|
| Mon 7 am | 90-day reminders, 4 items | One email to the practice manager |
| 1st of month | Compliance status, one page | To the principal: 0 overdue, 6 inside 90 days, 2 without evidence |
| Tue | NDIS audit pack requested | Export in 3 minutes, 21 items with links |
| Thu | New practitioner starts | 4 items added from the roster |
Illustrative month. Domestic only: records stay inside the practice. The retainer is booked days, not a support arrangement.

Registrations, checks and training.

Insurance, lease and servicing dates.

Consent and review dates to follow up.
A quieter, simpler way to stay on top of what matters.
This is the shape, not a result. Every worked example is a fictional business with invented numbers. See the other six examples.