How much time do support workers spend on documentation?
Between 10 minutes and an hour after every shift, often unpaid, on a form that wasn't built for nuance.
What are the gaps in your shift reporting costing you?
Enter your workforce, shift and client numbers. You'll get an indicative annual value covering time saved, better billing and funding recovery.
Where the value comes from
Kernl creates value in two ways. Your team gets time back, and the detail captured on every shift becomes something you can bill and report against.
Indicative annual value
Care manager time saved
10.2 hrsper care manager / week
Less chasing, checking and clarifying frontline documentation.
Frontline time saved
13 minPer shift
Less time spent on reporting and documentation.
How we calculate this
The estimate is built on what we see across providers using Kernl. Frontline workers save over 50% of their documentation time. Back-office teams save over 70%. We apply those to the workforce, shift and client numbers you enter. Change any input to see how sensitive the result is. Estimates are indicative. All figures in AUD.
Your full breakdown
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Want to see the numbers using your own costs, workflows and assumptions? We can build a tailored ROI model with you.
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How does Kernl capture a progress note?
The worker has a short conversation about what happened on the shift. Kernl prompts for the detail the team needs and produces a structured progress note from it.
Does Kernl replace our rostering or CRM system?
No. Kernl focuses on documentation, progress notes, incident reports and restrictive practice reports, and works alongside the rostering and CRM tools you already run.
How does Kernl protect client data?
Redaction is built in for text inputs, there is zero data retention, no client data is used to train models, and Kernl is ISO 27001 certified. All four have been in place since day one.
ISO27001 certifiedCustomisable access controlsZero data retention policySensitive data redaction