Employer clients
Each client has its own contacts, services, referral pathways and manager access, maintained in one account rather than isolated databases.

For occupational health providers
Provider teams deliver contracted services to many employers at once. Occentra keeps client variation inside one operating model, so you can onboard new contracts without building another system.
The provider operating model
Each employer has different referral questions, appointment types, consent steps and reporting needs. Occentra keeps those differences as governed configuration rather than separate software branches.
Each client has its own contacts, services, referral pathways and manager access, maintained in one account rather than isolated databases.
Configured forms collect the information each contract requires. Validation and triage queues make work ready for allocation rather than clarification.
Accepted referrals open clinical cases. Teams assign by service, practitioner competence and workload visibility.
Consent, review and release are explicit steps. The employer receives authorised advice through the agreed route.
A referral in practice
A management referral shows how configuration and clinical governance work together.
A practical example
The employer submits through a pathway configured for their contract. Required questions are collected upfront.
Operations sees the referral in a shared queue, checks completeness and routes clinical triage where needed.
A practitioner with the right service, competency and availability is allocated. Assessment and follow-up stay connected to the case.
The report is prepared, reviewed and released through explicit governance steps. The employer receives the authorised output.
Provider capabilities
These capabilities reduce hand-offs between operations, clinicians and employers while keeping professional judgement where it belongs.
Employer contacts, services, forms and reporting arrangements in one place. Teams know which rules apply without switching systems.
Service-specific forms and validation reduce incomplete submissions. Better intake protects appointment capacity.
See assigned cases, upcoming activity and overdue actions. Managers can rebalance earlier.
Consent, review and release are controlled. Audit history shows who approved each step.
Volume, turnaround and outcome data from structured records. Definitions stay consistent across reporting periods.
Appointment types, availability and case status in one view. Operations can see cancellations and follow-up.
What changes
Benefits come from removing repeated coordination, not from asking clinicians to work faster.
Visible queues and explicit status make stalled work easier to find. Managers can act before service levels slip.
Shared documents and connected cases reduce inbox searching and manual tracker updates.
New contracts use configuration, not custom development. You gain controlled variation without building branches.
Consistent reporting gives a shared view of demand and delivery. Reviews focus on service, not spreadsheet reconciliation.
Why Occentra
Occentra models referrals, cases, appointments and reports around the work occupational health actually does. Configuration adapts the platform to different organisations without creating separate software branches.
Draft, submitted, received, triaged and accepted are distinct states. Teams can see what is ready for clinical work and what needs attention first.
Tasks, appointments and forms connect to the employee and referral. A case stays open while scheduled work or review actions remain.
Teams publish versioned templates. Submitted answers stay tied to the form used, while new work moves to the current version.
Operations, advisers, physicians and managers receive different abilities. Server-side checks keep those boundaries consistent.
Explore Occentra
Review the platform from the commercial, operational and architectural angles that matter to your buying team.
Understand scope and commercial fit.
Compare approaches to OH software.
See the occupational health work Occentra supports.
See how Occentra fits your systems.
Related solutions
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Frequently asked questions
Each employer has its own client record, referral routes and published forms inside one account. Operations teams work from consistent lifecycle states rather than client-specific workarounds.
Every referral moves through draft, submitted, received, triaged and accepted. Service-specific forms collect context upfront. Operations can return incomplete work or triage it before acceptance opens the clinical case.
Permissions follow OH roles. Clinicians see relevant cases, tasks and appointments. Clinical managers retain the wider view needed for allocation and review.
Preparation, clinical review, consent and release are separate steps. Only authorised roles complete each stage. The case cannot close while required work remains.
Yes. Reports run against structured data. Teams filter, share repeatable criteria and export to CSV.
No. New employers use the same product via configuration. Their forms, pathways and reporting sit inside your existing account.
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Book a walkthrough around your client mix, referral pathways and reporting obligations. We focus on the service you run, not a feature tour.