Maternity revenue accrues across months — antenatal visits, investigations, delivery and postnatal care, often sold as a package. Drapto measures the pathway as a whole rather than as disconnected encounters.
Package pricing hides where the margin actually is.
When antenatal care, delivery and postnatal follow-up are sold as one price, it becomes very easy to lose sight of which component is carrying the package and which is quietly consuming it.
Antenatal visits, investigations, delivery and postnatal care each carry different cost and different margin. Reporting them separately inside the package shows where the economics actually sit.
Maternity packages are typically paid across the pregnancy. Ageing separates instalments that are genuinely overdue from those simply not yet due, so recovery effort goes where it belongs.
You can see which pathway component carries the package rather than assuming the price covers everything.
Bed and theatre utilisation turn fixed cost into a number you can manage.
Ageing stops genuine arrears hiding among instalments that are simply not due yet.
Visible postnatal attendance means fewer patients quietly drop out of the pathway.
No. Clinical records remain in your existing systems. Drapto measures revenue, collections, utilisation and marketing outcomes.
Yes. Package revenue is reported alongside the treatment components, and staged payments are tracked and aged.
Yes, with identical definitions so units and branches can be compared directly.
Yes. All three agents run on your own AI provider key and work from data already in your account. The Revenue Leakage Analyst calculates deterministically, so every figure it reports is verifiable against your own books.