When a PCN asks what they got for their ARRS spend, the answer shouldn't be a spreadsheet someone rebuilt the night before. ReportRx gives independent providers a live record of what their clinicians deliver — network by network, ready to share with the client who's paying for it.
Cross-network view · utilisation by clinician · client-ready reporting · no patient-identifiable data
Your clinicians have been embedded for twelve months doing good work. At renewal, the PCN wants that work in a form their board and their ICB will accept — and the record lives across EMIS searches, WhatsApp and memory.
A clinician placed across two networks can look busy to you and underused to the client. Without a shared view of activity, both sides negotiate on impression rather than evidence.
Sessions delivered, hours covered, activity recorded. When the question comes months later, reconstructing it costs days of someone's time and still looks defensive.
Every activity your clinicians record builds a date-stamped account of what was delivered to each network. Produce a client-ready report at month-end without assembling anything by hand.
Some of your clinicians sit with one network; others are split across several. ReportRx handles both, and rolls them into a single view of who is delivering what, where, and how fully.
Contract questions arrive late and out of context. A continuous activity record means the answer already exists — logged as it happened, not reconstructed afterwards.
Most staffing models are mixed — a pharmacist full-time in one PCN, another splitting three ways across the patch. ReportRx records activity against the network it was delivered to, so each client sees only their own, while you keep the portfolio view across all of them.
Each network's data stays walled off from every other. Your clients see their own activity and nothing else.
Illustrative view. Names and networks are examples.
ReportRx records activity as counts against workstreams. No names, NHS numbers or clinical notes — which keeps your clients' information governance conversation short.
Access is enforced at the data layer. Each PCN sees its own activity; you see the portfolio. Nothing leaks between clients.
Processed in the UK, stored in the EU — nothing leaves either. A data processing agreement comes with every contract. See our data protection page.
A 30-minute walkthrough using your staffing model: clinicians across multiple networks, the reporting your clients would receive, and how the evidence holds up at renewal.
No commitment · set up around your own contracts · typically 30 minutes