Appointments cancelled without notice, sessions that go unbilled, and payments you've been chasing for three weeks aren't admin — they're your salary. Nerela reminds patients about appointments on its own, turns a session into an invoice in two clicks, and takes card payment — with the money going straight into your bank account.
Small leaks, every month, for years. Nerela closes all three.
The patient doesn't show up and that slot never comes back.
You ran the session and the invoice got left for Friday. Nerela issues the invoice-receipt straight from the appointment, with automatic sequential numbering, and shows you in Reports how much you've already worked and not yet billed.
A card payment link built into the invoice itself. The patient pays from their phone in twenty seconds and the money goes straight into your account. You stop asking "did the transfer come through?"
The reminder goes out on its own the day before, with the date, time and address of your practice. Always by email; by WhatsApp too, once you switch it on in Settings. You don't have to remember anything, and you're not typing six messages at eleven at night. And at month's end, Reports tell you how many no-shows and cancellations there were and what they were worth, at the rate you've set for each practitioner.
Nerela tells apart two numbers that most software mixes up: what you've already invoiced, and what the sessions you've already held but not yet collected on are worth. The second one is the one that'll surprise you. And to close that gap you don't need to open anything: the appointment that took place already has a patient, date and rate, so the invoice-receipt comes straight from there.
You send the invoice with a card payment link built in. The patient pays from their phone and the invoice marks itself as paid the moment the money arrives. And the money lands in your bank account, not ours: Nerela never holds it. Every status change is logged with date and time — issued, paid, cancelled — and no invoice changes status without leaving a trace.
The booking page is open at eleven at night, exactly when the patient finally decides. They pick a practitioner, see your real availability and book — no phone calls, no WhatsApp at odd hours, no Tuesday slot left empty because nobody answered in time.
Nerela is clinical software for psychologists. It isn't a hairdresser's booking app with a health tab bolted on.
A booking app keeps a name and a time. Nerela keeps history, points to watch and the next steps of therapy — and puts them in front of you every time you open the file.
A booking app leaves you with the appointment made and all the admin still ahead of you. Nerela issues the invoice-receipt straight from the session, with sequential numbering and the patient's details.
A booking app treats your patients' data like a restaurant reservation. Here it's sensitive information under Australia's Privacy Act 1988: encrypted, hosted in the European Union and isolated at the database level itself.
When you close out each session you write your notes and a line on next steps. Next time you open that patient, that line is waiting right at the top, with the date of the previous session. You stop starting the session by deciphering your own handwriting.
Daily log of anxiety episodes before meetings. Revisit the exposure hierarchy next session.
Your own WhatsApp number for the practice, powered by AI, that looks after your patients, books appointments, checks what's already booked and changes it for you — any time of day. When it needs a human, the conversation comes to you; and you hand the AI back the conversation in one click. You get the patient, not the conversation.
One practitioner loses one empty chair a week. Five lose five.
Reports and Management read what's already logged in the schedule and invoices — with nothing written twice and no spreadsheet that nobody keeps up to date.
The Centre plan already includes 3 practitioners, plus a small add-on for each extra one — see the exact price below. A centre with five practitioners: two avoided no-shows a month already cover the extra cost. You start with 14 days free, no card, and you sign your team up yourself, without waiting for anyone to call you back.
Plenty of patients are entitled to reimbursement from their insurer and give up because the receipt arrives incomplete. You save each patient's insurer on their record and the invoice-receipt comes out with what the provider asks for, ready to submit. Fewer receipts sent back means more money reaching your patient — and more patients who keep going with therapy.
Your patients' data is sensitive information under Australia's Privacy Act 1988, and it's treated as such here.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted in the European Union, with automatic backups and redundancy through a European provider. If you lose your laptop, the data stays put — and accessible only to you.
Each account only ever reaches its own patients, appointments and invoices. The rule is enforced at the database level itself, not just on screen: no other account and no direct connection gets around it.
You can request export or deletion of your data whenever you like, at no cost, by writing to ola@nerela.eu. And when you delete a patient, their record, appointments, notes and images go with them; invoices already issued stay, because the law requires them to be kept.
Australia's Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles apply, with the OAIC (Office of the Australian Information Commissioner) as the competent authority — see our Privacy Act guide for psychologists. Practising here? See what AHPRA registration means for your practice.
Everything included: scheduling, patients, session notes, invoicing and reports. No modules to unlock, no lock-in. Paying annually saves you 20% — 278 AUD/year on the Professional plan (about 23 AUD/month), 950 AUD/year on the Centre plan (about 79 AUD/month).
Forever, up to 10 active patients. Scheduling, records and a booking page. No card and no end date.
For independent psychologists who want to stop chasing their own money.
For clinics and centres with several practitioners.
Add-on. A WhatsApp number for the practice that answers and books appointments using AI.
14 days free, no card · No lock-in · Support in English
Pricing per account, not per module: scheduling, patients, notes, invoicing and reports are all included.
Centre with five practitioners? 117 AUD/month, whole team included.
You create your account and get all of Nerela for 14 days — scheduling, patients, session notes, invoicing and a public booking page. We never ask for a card. When the 14 days end, nothing is charged automatically: if you want to continue, you start the subscription yourself from Billing.
No. Not to create the account, and not during the 14 days. You only enter payment details the day you decide to subscribe — and if you never do, there's no charge and no renewal to cancel.
The Professional and Centre plans are priced as shown above, and the Centre plan already includes 3 practitioners with a small add-on per extra one. Paying annually lowers the monthly-equivalent price on either plan. No lock-in.
It depends on your own session rate. For most solo psychologists, avoiding just one no-show a month already covers a large share of the Professional plan's price — and one no-show a month is a conservative estimate. Plug in your own numbers with the calculator and see what it comes to.
The Centre plan already includes 3 practitioners; two extra practitioners each add a small amount to the monthly price shown above. Paying annually lowers the monthly-equivalent further.
Yes. You import them from a CSV file and, if you'd rather, we do it with you: we set up your schedule, session types and the import in one working session. You talk to the people building Nerela, not a random support ticket.
Nerela issues a PDF invoice-receipt with automatic sequential numbering, your business details (including your ABN), your patient's details, and the session amount. Each invoice is chained to the previous one with a SHA-256 hash: edit an old one and the chain breaks, visibly. Whether you need to register for GST is a matter to confirm with your own accountant or the ATO, independent of Nerela.
No. Nerela issues a clear invoice-receipt with everything a patient needs to submit their own Medicare Better Access claim through Services Australia, or a claim to their private health fund. You save each patient's fund details on their record so the receipt comes out complete the first time, which is where most claims get held up.
Each session creates its own invoice with its own payment link, which is exactly how a psychologist bills: a session that didn't happen isn't charged, and you don't need to remember to pause anything when a patient is on holiday. The patient pays by card from their phone in twenty seconds and the invoice marks itself as paid.
Encrypted in transit and at rest, hosted in the European Union, with automatic backups. Each account only ever reaches its own data, with isolation enforced at the database level itself. Australia's Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Australian Privacy Principles apply to how you handle patient data, with the OAIC as the competent authority. You can request export or deletion of your Nerela data whenever you like, at no cost.
Yes — Australia has a mature market of practice-management software, including Halaxy, Cliniko, Zanda and Splose, several with free or low-cost tiers. Nerela's angle is simple, all-inclusive pricing with no per-user or SMS-credit surprises, plus reminders, invoicing and notes built specifically around talk-therapy workflows.
Today each centre runs on its own account, with its own schedule, team and reports. If you run a group, tell us how you work and we'll build it with you.
Try it for 14 days and run the numbers. If you don't see in black and white where the money is leaking, you've lost nothing: you never left a card on file and there's nothing to cancel.