Day Sheet Notifications
Last updated: February 13, 2026
📬 A Daily Feedback Loop for Doctors & Leadership
Day Sheet Notifications are designed to close the loop between clinical conversations and front desk outcomes.
In many practices, doctors complete the exam, discuss treatment, and hand the patient off—then move on to the next room with little visibility into what actually happened next. Was treatment accepted? Was it paid for? Was it scheduled? Did the patient defer?
The Day Sheet Notification brings all of that information back together into one clean, aggregated daily digest—automatically delivered by email once the Day Sheet is published.
🩺 What Doctors See (and Why It Matters)
When a Day Sheet is published, the doctor receives a summary that captures:
Production, collections, and adjustments for the day
Treatment presented, accepted, and scheduled
Patient-level detail showing outcomes of each exam or appointment
Notes captured during checkout (acceptance, deferrals, follow-ups)
This gives doctors real visibility into how their treatment conversations translated into real-world outcomes—without interrupting their workflow or relying on end-of-day reports from staff.
đź’ˇ Why This Is So Powerful
Creates a true feedback loop between exam room and front desk
Helps doctors refine how they present treatment
Surfaces trends in acceptance, deferrals, and scheduling
Eliminates guesswork about “what happened after I left the room”
Instead of anecdotal feedback, doctors get clear, consistent data—every day.
👥 Team Subscriptions & Daily Pulse
Day Sheet Notifications aren’t just for doctors.
Office managers and team members can subscribe to receive the daily Day Sheet email, giving them a shared pulse on:
How the day performed financially
What was completed vs. deferred
Where follow-ups may be needed
How consistently checkout workflows are being executed
This creates alignment across the entire team—without meetings, spreadsheets, or manual reporting.
⚡ Set It and Forget It
Once enabled, Day Sheet Notifications run automatically.
When the Day Sheet is published, the right people get the right information—every single day.