Time back has value
Every scale scored by hand holds up a counselor's time that could have gone to another client. When a scale is scored automatically and the result goes straight into the report, the center can serve more clients without growing the team.
The scale as a separate service
Some centers offer the electronic version of a scale as a priced service, because what the client gets is different: a faster result and an organized report in the center's format. That is a business decision for each center, depending on its market and clients.
What has to stay the same
- An electronic scale is not administered without professional supervision when its nature requires it.
- Interpreting the result remains the counselor's or specialist's responsibility.
- The license must allow an electronic version before it is offered as a service.
Record the scale as a service from the start
When every scale is recorded as a service from booking, its invoice is issued automatically, and the center knows how often each scale is used and which are most requested. Those numbers help decide which scales to convert next.
How this works in Enable 360
A scale programmed in the system is scored automatically, its result enters the center's report template ready to share, and its electronic version can become a separate service the center offers. Every scale is recorded as a service with its invoice and receipt.
Enable 360 for counseling centersFrequently asked questions
Does Enable 360 set the price of a scale service?
No. Pricing is the center's decision, and the system records each scale as a service with its invoice and receipt.
Can the center see which scales are most requested?
Recording every scale as a service means the center knows how often each one is used.
Does offering an electronic scale need a special license?
The scale's license must allow an electronic version, and licensing is the center's responsibility.
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