Have you ever measured how effective the management of your practice collections is? Does your current software system offer a way to even compile that information? Understanding overall scheduled production and recare trends in your practice can be difficult to get out of many practice management systems. If you are looking for new software expecting to get these valuable capabilities included, it is not at all unreasonable.
Introducing Curve Business Intelligence
Invoices, payments, and appointments. Oh my! How are you supposed to make sense of all of the data that you take in on a daily basis? In today’s world, it may seem like an overwhelming task to absorb this information objectively and make important decisions.
Curve Business Intelligence is an exciting update to our standard Reporting functionality and Playbook Dashboards and is intended to help you easily interpret data to make informed decisions.
Starting today, you now have access to 14 Operational Dashboards which provide actionable insights into the most important financial and operational metrics of your practice. Be sure to sign up for a Hero Huddle webinar! We will walk you through everything you need to know to get you started using the new Business Intelligence module!
What's So Scary About Moving to the Cloud?
We’ve already discussed how time-consuming, expensive and risky servers can be. Moving your practice to the cloud seems like the logical option, but a change like that is not always met with enthusiasm.
Dental Billing with Itemized Adjustments Now Available
I'm happy to announce the release of an exciting new feature: the ability to itemized your adjustments before posting them. Until now, invoice adjustments in Curve Hero were automatically applied to the relevant line items and spread out evenly. You did not get the option of allocating amounts to individual line items before saving. We’ve changed that!
The All New Playbook Basic Dental Dashboard
I love nothing more than looking through pages and pages of reports, sorted by all types of variables, collated and compiled together into an alphanumeric nightmare. Did I say love? Typo! I meant loathe. If only there was a way that I could see my important decision-driving data presented to me in some kind of dental dashboard. There has to be a better way!