Why Automate Around Splose With Yes AI
Splose already holds the important things: your participant and client records, the practitioner calendar, clinical notes, invoices, and your NDIS and Medicare claim data. The pain starts the moment that information has to leave Splose, when someone re-types an invoice into Xero, rebuilds a claim tracker in a spreadsheet, or chases a payment by hand. We connect Splose to the rest of your tools and automate that in-between work.
Deep discovery before any code
We spend time watching how your practice actually uses Splose, from how reception books a client through to how a session becomes an NDIS or Medicare claim and then a payment. We find the exact points where someone re-keys an invoice, updates a spreadsheet, or checks a claim status by hand, and build the integration around that reality rather than a generic template.
Tuned to your process
No two Splose setups are the same. One clinic runs everything through the client portal and online payments, another lives in bulk NDIS claiming through PACE, a third splits work across several practitioner calendars and locations. We map your custom fields, your invoice and support item naming, and your claiming habits, then shape the automation to fit exactly how your team already works in Splose.
Secure and Australian
Splose holds health information about your participants and clients, which is sensitive data under Australian law. We are an Australian consultancy, and we handle it that way: encrypted connections, access limited to the exact fields an automation needs, clear logging of what moves where, and the Privacy Act and Australian Privacy Principles designed in from the first conversation rather than bolted on later.
We own the whole build
One team maps, designs, builds, tests and looks after the connection between Splose and your other systems. You are not left wiring up a brittle DIY connector that silently stops the day Splose updates a field, or juggling freelancers who each own one piece and none of the whole. When something changes, you have one number to call.