Who it's for
A house full of rostered nights and a caseload of one-hour community supports are not the same business, and software that pretends otherwise makes one of them miserable. Pick whichever sounds most like you and we will tell you what actually changes.
Houses, rosters that never stop, and nights priced properly
This is us →Workers on the road, and the travel that comes with them
This is us →Caseloads, plan budgets, and follow-up that proves itself
This is us →More sites, more roles, workers shared between them
This is us →That is the normal case, and it is the reason this is one system rather than four. A provider running two houses and a community caseload is not running two businesses that need two logins.
Nothing is gated by which kind of provider you are. The SIL pages are there whether or not you have a house today, and they will be there the month you take one on.