ClinicSense vs. Swipe

ClinicSense is best suited for any practitioner, either working in a workplace setting, or any self employed practitioner who charts clients and provides scheduling online. It's less appropriate for others in the health industry that don't have applicable charts (personal trainers, nutritionists) and / or have minimal client interactions

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Swipe is well suited to small and medium companies with under 50 employees. It's perfect for recording and sharing transactions with users.

• Client charts are detailed, visual & easy to navigate
• Customization is simple to use, allowing the program to feel more aligned
• Provided templates for client charts are plentiful and simple to use

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• Amazing UI
• Paperless system
• Accessibility from anywhere
• No accounting experience needed
• Tracks all payments and documents

• It would be great for ClinicSense to appeal to a wider range of users (ie Nutritionists, Personal Trainers etc)

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• Third party integrations

ClinicSense is more geared toward Massage Therapists (in my opinion), whereas Jane targets a variety of practitioners.

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We still use Tally for wider accounting. We tried Zoho and Quickbooks in the past. They are way bigger in terms of features but the UI is complicated and not user-friendly. The learning curve is high for any new comer.

• ROI is immeasureable. I'm certain clients wouldn't book without such a seamless process of online booking with automatic emails & confirmations. It's a huge time saver by inputting charts, finding information and checking schedules. I cannot imagine running my practice without this

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• We send amazingly professional invoices to customers
• Absolutely no training required to operate