Plainly for organizations
Give your people Plainly.
Your staff get a workspace that reads the notices, tracks the clock, and shows what to send. The people you serve get the same tools, free, on their own phone.
Staff see the whole day on one board.
Coverage questions get an owner and a clock.
The person keeps their own record.
Who gives Plainly to their people
Dialysis centers first. Then clinics, legal aid, housing, and the groups who sit with people all day.
The dialysis part, in one Monday
A social worker carries more people than one week has hours for. Plainly reads the notices, holds the clock, and shows the four lines that need her today.
Four spoken lines turn into a draft note under one section heading. The note ends up signed by the social worker.
Due this week and Past due empty out. Waiting on outside groups does not move, because an outside group answers on its own clock. Needs you keeps one cell lit, so the queue never reaches zero.
The people you serve never pay.
Reading a letter stays free for every person, always. Your budget buys the staff workspace. It never buys a person the right to read.
What every deal includes, and what we refuse
- You see counts only. Never a name, and never a group under 11.
- We never charge per use. Per use pricing makes staff ration help.
- This is free because of what your letter is about. You do not have to pay.
- If you cannot pay, say so. You still get everything.
- Sending someone to another group is always free. We rank by fit, never by money. Nobody pays to be shown to a person.
- People you sponsor never pay. Everyone else reads free too.
- Deals start real on day one. We agree on your success measure first.
How a center starts
Talk to us
Twenty minutes. You tell us what a good first month looks like. We say plainly whether Plainly can do it.
A person reads every message the same day.
We set it up
We set up your organization. We add your staff by work email. You get one code to give the people you serve.
Your staff sign in
A code to the work mailbox. No password. The queue is waiting on day one.
Staff sign inSee it before you decide.
Open a sample workspace with made up patients. Nothing to install. Nothing to sign in to. Then book a walkthrough on your own screens.
Talk to a person
Tell us what a good first month would look like where you work. We will say plainly whether Plainly can do that.
Tell us what success looks like. We agree on it, then we start.
A person reads every message the same day.