Honest comparisons

Document Analysis vs reading every PDF yourself

Reading an NDIS plan, an FCA, a discharge summary, a psychology report - properly, with comprehension - is 15-25 minutes. Across a caseload, that's an entire workday a month spent reading documents. Document Analysis does the structural extraction in 15-60 seconds so you spend your reading time on the parts that actually need clinical judgement.

The headline

10 hours of unbillable reading per month back. $20 for the tool.

FeatureSRTD ToolsReading every PDF yourself
Time per documentHeadline15-60 seconds15-25 minutes
Structured extraction (goals, funding, dates, recommendations)YesIf you took notes while reading
Follow-up tasks generated automaticallyYesYou write them down or forget them
Handles plans, FCAs, BSPs, OT reports, psychology reportsYesBut every type by hand
Fatigue / error risk at hour 7Consistent first-to-lastYou start missing things
Cross-document context per participantAll extractions linked to the participantAcross folders and notes apps
Reusable - re-open the extraction any timeYesRe-read or rely on your notes
Monthly cost (30 documents)$20/mo~10 hrs unbillable = $1,000+ in lost capacity
Billable time unlocked / monthHeadline~50 hrs across a 30-participant caseload (admin freed + billable work)Not framed this way

The honest verdict

This isn't a competitor comparison - it's a direct ROI argument. If you read 30 documents a month at 20 minutes each, that's 10 hours of unbillable work. At $100.14/hr Support Coordinator rate, that's $1,001/month of recovered capacity if you fill that time with billable work. Document Analysis costs $20/mo. The ratio is enormous and isn't sensitive to the inputs: even at 15 documents a month and 15 minutes each (3.75 hrs), the recovered capacity is $376 vs the $20 tool cost. Most SCs run the maths once and stop reading PDFs end-to-end the next day.

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