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Analytics & reports

Practice analytics dashboard, 26+ pre-built report templates, KPIs, session/client/billing/document reports, therapist performance, and custom report requests.

Written by Sarah Barakett

This guide covers the analytics dashboard and reporting system in Practice HQ — KPI tracking, session analytics, and 26+ pre-built report templates across appointments, clients, billing, and documents.

In this article:

1. Analytics dashboard

Where to find it: Practice HQ → Analytics or the default Home tab.

The analytics dashboard gives you a real-time snapshot of your practice's performance. It includes KPI cards, charts, and access to detailed reports.

2. KPIs and charts

The top of the dashboard shows three headline metrics:

  • Sessions — total sessions for the selected period with trend comparison vs. the prior period

  • Revenue Collected — gross revenue with platform and Stripe fee breakdown (hover for details)

  • Outstanding — overdue amount with count of overdue invoices

Below the KPIs:

  • Practice Activity chart — bar chart showing sessions per day over the selected period

  • Session Status chart — donut chart breaking down completed, signed, unsigned, no-show, and cancelled sessions

Date range presets: Last 30 days, Last 90 days, This Month, Last Month, This Quarter, This Year, All-time.

3. Reports overview

Oasys includes 26+ pre-built report templates organized into four categories. Each report has its own visualization (charts and tables) and can be filtered and exported.

💡 You don't need to build reports from scratch — just select a template, set your date range, and the data populates automatically.

4. Appointment reports

  • Monthly Appointments Report — all appointments from the last 30 days

  • Quarterly Appointments Report — all appointments for the current quarter

  • Session Type Breakdown — appointments grouped by mode (telehealth, in-person, phone) with pie chart and therapist breakdown

  • Sessions Conducted — detailed table of all sessions with date, therapist, client, duration, status, and mode

  • Therapist Performance — per-therapist metrics (see Therapist Performance section below)

5. Client reports

  • Client Demographics — age, gender, and location breakdowns with pie and bar charts

  • Active Clients List — current active clients with session counts and last visit date (snapshot, no date filter)

  • Inactive Clients List — clients not seen recently, useful for re-engagement outreach

  • Client Growth Trend — new client enrollment over time with line/area chart

  • Client Retention Report — retention and churn metrics with trend visualization

6. Billing reports

  • Monthly Billing Report — billing data from the last 30 days

  • Quarterly Billing Report — billing data from the current quarter

  • Payment History — all payments received with full lifecycle from billing to resolution, filterable by client

  • Claims Status Report — insurance claims breakdown by status (approved, pending, denied) with payer analysis

  • Revenue Report — gross vs. net revenue, average revenue per session, trends over time, and breakdown by therapist

  • Billing Summary — total billed, collected, pending, and collection rate with category breakdown

  • Insurance Aging Report — outstanding balances by aging period (0-30, 31-60, 61-90, 90+ days), broken down by payer and therapist. Highlights critical 90+ day balances.

  • Write-Off Report — all write-offs and adjustments categorized by type (contractual, bad debt, timely filing, other)

7. Document reports

  • All Documents Report — complete list of all practice documents with status, date, and type

  • Pending Documents — documents awaiting completion or signature with days pending

  • Submitted Documents — completed and submitted documents with completion date

  • Documents by Type — distribution by document type with bar chart

  • Documents by Client — document distribution across clients with per-client progress indicators

8. Therapist performance

The Therapist Performance report provides per-therapist metrics:

  • Total sessions completed

  • Session completion rate (% of scheduled sessions completed)

  • Revenue generated

  • Billed, collected, and pending amounts

  • Active client count

Includes a bar chart of top 10 therapists by revenue and a detailed sortable table.

9. Filters and export

Filtering

Most reports support these filters:

  • Date range — presets (This Week, Last Month, Last 3 Months, This Year, etc.) or custom range

  • Therapist — filter to a specific therapist's data

  • Client — filter to a specific client (available in some reports like Payment History)

  • Location/School — for multi-location or school-based practices

💡 Some reports are snapshots (Active Clients, Inactive Clients, Demographics) and show current-state data without date filtering.

Exporting

All reports support export to:

  • Excel (.xlsx) — default format for most reports

  • PDF — available for selected reports

Click the Export button in the report header to download.

10. Requesting new reports or assessments

If you need a report that doesn't exist yet, or want a new assessment type added to the platform:

  • Click Request Report in the reports section.

  • Describe what you need in the message field.

  • Optionally attach a PDF with an example or reference.

  • Submit the request — our team will review it.

💡 This also applies to requesting new standardized assessments. If there's a clinical measure you'd like added to the platform, use the same request flow and describe the assessment you need.


Frequently asked questions

  • How far back can I run reports?
    Reports support custom date ranges with no hard limit. You can run them for any period where you have data.

  • Can individual therapists see practice-wide analytics?
    Only users with Practice HQ access and the "View Analytics" permission can see practice-wide reports. Individual therapists see their own metrics on their dashboard.

  • Can I schedule reports to run automatically?
    Not currently. Reports are generated on-demand when you open them. You can export and save them for your records.

  • What's the difference between the analytics dashboard and reports?
    The dashboard shows real-time KPIs and charts for quick reference. Reports provide detailed, filterable, exportable data for deeper analysis.

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