Case setup
Standardize intake, referral questions, source lists, and assessment structure before the evaluation fragments across folders.
Clinical psychology
More time with the work only you can do.
Psygil keeps assessments, interviews, records, notes, and draft language in one local workspace so your clinical judgment is not buried under administrative drag.
Practice economics
The business case is measured in hours you get back.
A clinical practice does not need a miracle to justify Psygil. A solo clinician needs roughly three saved hours per month. A 3-seat practice needs six to eight total hours per month.
Records review
Keep prior reports, forms, collateral notes, and transcript excerpts visible where the report is drafted.
Report drafting
Turn your approved findings, notes, and signed diagnostic decisions into report sections that stay tied to the record.
Consistency review
Catch mismatched dates, names, test references, diagnoses, and unsupported language before a report leaves the practice.
Template control
Keep report structure, language patterns, and assessment workflows consistent across clinicians without flattening clinical style.
Records requests
Find the report, source list, interview notes, and supporting materials faster when a patient, attorney, or administrator asks.
Local-first privacy
Case files stay in a workspace you control. Psygil does not move raw case records to Psygil-operated servers.
Continuity
When a case comes back months later, the record shows what was reviewed, what was decided, and what still needs attention.
Clinical workflow
The record stays close to the treatment question.
Clinical work often fails in the space between the assessment, the notes, and the report. Psygil keeps intake, testing, interviews, diagnostic review, and writing in one flow so context does not disappear between tools.
Your diagnosis remains your decision. The diagnostic assistant can organize evidence against DSM-5-TR criteria, surface contradictions, and block report drafting until you render, defer, or reject the candidates.
See the diagnostic gateclinical_workspace
ReferralDiagnostic clarification
MeasuresBDI-II, PAI, WAIS-IV
InterviewTranscript linked
DiagnosisClinician review required
ReportDraft blocked until signed
Operating value
Where the savings show up.
The return comes from repeatable work that already consumes clinician and staff time. Psygil compresses document handling, review, report drafting, and records response without replacing the clinical encounter.
Solo clinician
Professional pays for itself at roughly three saved hours per month. The realistic savings range is 15 to 35 hours per month when case setup, records review, drafting, and consistency checks are included.
3-seat practice
Practice pays for itself at six to eight shared hours per month. Shared templates, central administration, and common report standards can return 60 to 120 hours per month across clinicians and staff.
Enterprise group
Enterprise pays for itself at 12 to 15 shared hours per month. The larger value is standardization: onboarding, admin controls, EHI support, HIPAA-sensitive processes, and report review.
Requests stop becoming scavenger hunts.
When a patient, counsel, payer, or administrator asks for records, the expensive part is often finding what exists, what supports the report, and what should not be exposed. Psygil gives the practice a cleaner local workspace from the start.
Cleaner local control, fewer loose ends.
Psygil does not make compliance automatic. It gives your practice a better operating surface for organizing sensitive psychological evaluation materials, preparing exports, reviewing disclosure boundaries, and keeping source materials separated.
Clinical ROI walkthrough
See how the hours come back.
Walk through case setup, testing records, interview notes, report drafting, review flags, and records response in one clinical workflow.