Growth can come from more demand, better capacity use, stronger schedule performance, better service-line economics, or a different staffing decision. The Planner shows you which one.
One full calendar month from a four-provider demo practice, as it appears in the included Demo Workbook. Provider utilization is green — and the schedule is still leaking $362,000 a year.
Monthly totals only — slots reconcile to completed visits, no-shows, cancellations, and unfilled time.
Against a $2.11M annualized baseline. Change the yellow inputs; impact recalculates.
Pulled from systems you already have — practice management, scheduling, payroll, and a basic P&L. No accounting software, no implementation, no patient-identifiable data.
Reporting month, practice and provider capacity assumptions.
Actual monthly visits and collections for each provider.
Full-month slots, no-shows, cancellations, unfilled time.
Revenue, volume, direct costs, and clinical hours by line.
Payroll, FTEs, overtime, and contractor labor — same month.
Signals, data readiness, score, ranked opportunities.
Test operational changes before implementing them.
Owners, next actions, and target dates for one or two priorities.
“How is my practice performing?”
Monthly scorecard across financial, people, and operations — dashboard, health score, trends, budget, and action tracker.
“Where is the economic opportunity inside the operation?”
Capacity, schedule leakage, service-line margin, labor efficiency, and the dollar impact of changing them.
Founding-customer price. Moves to $99 after the launch period.
Both systems. Every future V1 update to each.
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Not ready to buy? Get the free scorecardMonthly. V1.0 uses one full calendar month of operating data. Annual opportunity figures are annualized from that monthly baseline.
No. Most inputs come from your practice-management system, scheduling system, payroll report, and basic P&L or revenue reports.
The total patient-bookable appointment slots opened during the full reporting month. Blocked or unavailable provider time is tracked separately.
No. They are ORYNT directional operating signals designed to prompt review — not specialty-specific benchmarks.
No. Opportunity and forecasting outputs are planning estimates based on the information and assumptions you enter.
The standard license covers one purchasing practice or business entity.
Yes, when they are supporting the licensed business and the workbook is not redistributed for their own use or resale.
No. The Founding Edition answers “How is my practice performing?” The Planner answers “Where is the economic opportunity inside the operation?” The bundle gives you both.
ORYNT tools are designed for internal business planning and practice-performance analysis. Results depend on user-entered data and assumptions. Outputs are directional and are not accounting, legal, tax, reimbursement, valuation, investment, or financial advice. Identified opportunities and forecasts do not guarantee revenue, profit, savings, collections, or future performance.