Operations
The numbers run themselves.
- Charted, billed, deducted. Tap the injection sites on the chart. The invoice builds itself and the stock updates. Nothing you did in the room gets lost on the way to the desk.
- Inventory that counts itself. Every unit deducts as it's charted, with low-stock and expiration alerts before you run out.
- Billing that's already done. Charted treatments become the bill, with packages. Stripe payments are rolling out with founding practices.
- Reporting without the spreadsheet. Core revenue and P&L reporting, built in.
- Role-based access, drawn tight. Enforced at the interface and the API, with predefined and custom roles.
- An audit log. Access to patient records is recorded: who, when, and what changed.
Why it matters
Two things kill a practice: leaking money and failing an audit.
AMAH closes both. Shrinkage shows up instead of hiding. Revenue is reconciled, not guessed. Your compliance posture is a report you pull, not a scramble.
One system
It's one chart, not a bolt-on.
Operations sits on the same record as clinical, the front desk, and the patient portal. Inventory ties to the treatment. Billing ties to the visit.
→ Explore Clinical · Front desk · Patient portal
Questions
Good to know.
Does inventory really deduct automatically?
Yes. When the products used are confirmed on the chart, stock decrements. No one counts by hand.
Can I see per-location numbers?
Multi-location is supported. Per-location P&L is on the roadmap.
Who can see financial data?
Only the roles you grant, predefined or custom.