Feature
Reports that go deeper than this morning’s huddle
The daily scorecard runs the room. Metrics and Reporting run the month, the quarter, and the conversation with your accountant — without rebuilding a workbook every Friday.
Pick a range, compare periods, and export a packet that matches what you already watch in Chirolytics. Same EHR source as the dashboard, so the board deck and the huddle aren’t telling two different stories.
History, ranges, and a packet you can send
Three reporting moves that live-dashboards don’t replace: look back, compare, and hand someone a file.
- Custom date ranges — this week, last month, trailing twelve, or a campaign window. Trend visits, collections, new patients, and PVA without exporting to Excel first.
- Period-over-period — stack this month against last month or last year so a busy week doesn’t hide a slow quarter, and a slow week doesn’t panic a healthy year.
- Exportable packets — pull a clean report for the accountant, the partner meeting, or the coach — numbers that already match the dashboard, not a second set of books.
- Friday workbook rebuilds once the dashboard is the source of truth
- 0
- Look back as far as your connected EHR will go
- MoM / YoY
- Same three EHRs as the rest of Chirolytics: ChiroTouch, Jane App, Chirospring
- 3
Why the packet should match the huddle
One source, two speeds
Live cards for the day. Reports for the month. Nobody is reconciling two versions of collections.
Trends, not anecdotes
A quiet Tuesday is a data point. Twelve quiet Tuesdays is a staffing conversation you can actually have.
Ready for the outside room
Partners, CPAs, and coaches get a file that already speaks Chirolytics — not a dump from the EHR they don’t live in.
Stop rebuilding the month in a spreadsheet
Book a walkthrough and we’ll pull a sample period report from your own EHR history.
Get a Demo
Chirolytics is powerful software and we’d love to show you how your practice will benefit. Sign up for a Demo today and we’ll send you a $50 VISA or Amazon Gift Card once completed.
“My accountant used to get a different story than my morning huddle. Now I export the same numbers we already trust, and the quarterly meeting is twenty minutes instead of an argument about whose file is right.”
San Antonio, Texas