For health plans, HMOs and insurers
The professional was there — and the auditor chooses where to go.
You pay hours for support teachers, therapeutic companions, home therapy and other field services. Today the proof is a malleable timesheet. With Yendo the professional clocks in and out from WhatsApp, with GPS, and the auditor watches a live board to decide which destination to corroborate in person.
A typical week without Yendo
- Attendance sheets filled in at month-end — or copied from one day to the next.
- The auditor draws destinations at random: schools, homes, centers. They arrive without knowing if anyone was there today.
- An “I’m here” on WhatsApp proves neither time nor place, and does not export to benefits.
- Billed hours vs audited hours get argued over paper, not a record.
- Every new professional = another sheet, another signature, another folder.
With Yendo
- Each destination is a location with coordinates and a radius (school, home, center).
- The professional punches from their WhatsApp. Nothing to install. GPS + device.
- Outside the radius: the punch is still stored, flagged invalid, for review.
- The auditor signs in as a viewer: live punches, then they choose where to go.
- Hours per professional and per destination, exportable to CSV/Excel.
- Add a destination or a professional in minutes. No hardware.
The professional punches at the destination
WhatsApp they already have. Link, location, done. Support teachers, companions, therapists, nursing — the pattern is the same across the network.
The auditor sees, they don’t guess
Viewer role: live board, no edits. They prioritize an out-of-radius punch, an absence that should have started, or a high-cost service to corroborate at the door.
The visit pays off more
Yendo does not replace the auditor at the destination. It means they arrive with a fact: who punched, at what time, how many meters away. The timesheet stops being the proof.
Yendo proves presence and schedule with exportable evidence. It does not schedule benefits or replace the clinical file: it plugs into the procedure you already run.