Reporting and Attribution
Know what happened after the form.
PatientArc connects the available data so your practice can see where inquiries came from, how quickly they were handled, whether consultations were booked, and which channels contributed to meaningful business.
The problem
A report that stops at clicks and form submissions leaves the most important questions unanswered.
Which campaign produced patients, not just leads? How fast did the team respond? How many inquiries became consultations, and how many of those showed up? Which channel deserves next month's budget?
When each tool reports only its own slice — the ad platform its clicks, the website its forms, the booking system its appointments — nobody can answer the questions that decide where money should go.
What PatientArc builds
Follow the inquiry all the way to the appointment.
PatientArc connects the data you already generate: source capture on every inquiry, CRM stages from first response to attendance, call and form tracking, and campaign costs — assembled into dashboards a practice owner can actually read.
Where your systems allow revenue attribution, we connect it. Where they do not, we say so plainly and report what is genuinely knowable — no invented precision.
Signature system
The attribution chain
Most reporting stops at the second link. Follow the chain from source to return — each link is a question your reporting should answer.
Where did this person come from?
Every inquiry carries its origin.
UTM capture, call tracking numbers, and CRM source fields tag each inquiry with the campaign, channel, and search that produced it — the first link everything else hangs on.
What’s included
Everything the engagement includes
- Lead-source tracking
- Call tracking
- Form tracking
- UTM capture
- CRM stage reporting
- Response-time reporting
- Contact rate
- Consultation booking
- Attendance
- Treatment outcome where available
- Returning-patient activity
- Campaign cost
- Revenue by source where available
- Dashboard configuration
- Monthly interpretation
Part of one system
Where reporting sits in the patient journey.
Reporting is the layer under everything else: it does not create demand or book consultations, but it decides — with evidence — where the next dollar and the next fix should go.
01 · Attract
Channel-level truth moves budget toward campaigns that produce patients.
02 · Convert
Supported by the rest of the system.
03 · Respond
Response-time and contact-rate reporting expose follow-up problems early.
04 · Retain
Supported by the rest of the system.
05 · Measure
Source, response, booking, and attendance data connect into one readable picture.
When it’s a fit
When reporting is the right first move.
Reporting work tends to matter most when:
- 01You spend across several channels and cannot say which produces patients
- 02Vendor reports all look good while the calendar tells another story
- 03Budget decisions are made on instinct because the data is scattered
- 04Response time and contact rate have never been measured
- 05You are about to scale spend and need to know what is actually working
The process
How the engagement runs
01
Audit the data you have
We inventory your sources, tracking, CRM, and booking systems to see what is connected, what is missing, and what is trustworthy.
02
Connect and configure
Source capture, call and form tracking, CRM stages, and costs come together into dashboards built for decisions.
03
Interpret monthly
Numbers come with interpretation: what changed, why it matters, and what to do about it next month.
Questions practices ask us
Where your booking and point-of-sale systems can share outcome data, yes — revenue connects back to source. Where they cannot, we track as far as the systems honestly allow, usually through booked and attended consultations, and we are explicit about where the trail ends.
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Services that connect to this one
Each service works alone. Together they close the gaps between them.
Find out what your marketing actually produced last month.
The Patient Growth Audit reviews your tracking and reporting — and shows which questions your current data can and cannot answer.
The Patient Growth Audit
Find your biggest growth leak.
Answer seven quick questions. We’ll use your answers to prepare a focused first conversation—not a generic agency pitch.
- Review your current patient journey
- Identify the highest-priority gaps
- Receive a recommended next step
Your answers are used only to prepare the audit conversation. No health information is requested.