The third system, retired.

Clinical platforms ignore HR. HR platforms don't understand sessions. ABAVault™ runs both, so an approved time-off request instantly shows the coverage gap on your schedule.

PTO as a ledger, not a guess

Accrual tiers, carryover rules, mid-period proration, negative-balance handling. Every accrual and every adjustment is a dated ledger entry, so you can show a staff member exactly how their balance got where it is. Approvals route to managers, and approved leave appears on the schedule immediately.

  • Tenure tiers with split-period accrual at tier changes
  • Carryover caps configurable to your state's rules
  • Late-notice tracking and absence patterns

Read: the accrual math spreadsheets fumble →

ABAVault · PTO ledger
Pending time-off requests, each showing how many sessions and clients would be left unstaffed if it is approved.

Actual product screenshot Pending time off, with the coverage each request would leave unstaffed.

ABAVault · Credential tracking
Staff compliance records with their issue and expiry dates, and a status on each one computed from the expiry rather than typed in by hand.

Actual product screenshot Staff compliance records, with each status computed from its expiry date.

Credentials that never quietly lapse

RBT and BCBA certifications, background checks, CPR, and TB tests, tracked per staff member with escalating alerts. In ABA a lapsed credential turns into an unbillable session and a payer audit finding, so the warnings start well before the expiry date.

  • Per-location compliance requirements
  • Document storage tied to each credential
  • Compliance role with scoped access for your compliance officer
What this replaces: assembling a pay run from timesheets by hand, a PTO spreadsheet only one person understands, and finding out about an expired credential the hard way. One approval flow now updates the leave balance, the schedule coverage, and the pay run in a single pass.

A payroll export that starts at the clock-in

Hours flow from GPS-verified clock-ins. Overtime applies your state's labor rules, consecutive-day logic included, and travel and mileage are captured per session. The output is payroll-ready, and staff see their own hours and pay history in the app.

  • State labor-law rule engine
  • Billable vs. non-billable hour classification
  • Self-serve "My Hours" on mobile cuts payday questions
ABAVault · Payroll export
A pay period ready to run: total, regular and overtime hours for every staff member, billable hours and estimated pay, traced back to clocked sessions.

Actual product screenshot A pay period with regular hours, overtime, billable hours and estimated pay.

Structure that scales past one site

Org chart with configurable visibility, 17 permission-gated roles from Owner down to caseload-scoped RBT, per-location operating hours and costs, and cross-site reporting when you open location two.

How permissions protect PHI →

Ask your ops manager what they'd retire first.

It's usually the PTO spreadsheet. Sometimes it's all three tabs.

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