Collect data as it happens
Record data against each target during the session, on a phone, tablet or laptop, in the home or the clinic. No paper data sheets to copy over afterwards.

Run skill-acquisition and behavior-reduction programs, record data against each target as the session happens, and see the graphs your BCBAs need. The data stays tied to the visit and the session note, so nobody re-types it later.
Built around how ABA programs actually run, from the first trial to the review graph.
Record data against each target during the session, on a phone, tablet or laptop, in the home or the clinic. No paper data sheets to copy over afterwards.
Frequency, rate, duration, duration with frequency, percent correct, trial by trial, interval and latency. Pick the one that fits each target.
Skill-acquisition and behavior-reduction programs with targets, mastery criteria and status, so everyone sees what is being worked on and what is mastered.
Chain a skill into ordered steps and score each step by prompt level, so progress through a chain is visible step by step.
Build programs and task analyses once, keep them in a library and reuse them across clients instead of rebuilding them every time.
See progress on a graph for each program, and use the analysis view on a client’s record to see when behaviors occur.
Data lives with the visit it was collected in. It flows into the session note, so the analyst reviews the same data the RBT collected.
Staff see the clients they are assigned to, and every view and change to a record is written to an audit log.
Add programs and targets for a client, or start from your library of reusable programs and task analyses.
The RBT opens the visit and records data against each target as the session happens.
BCBAs open the program graphs and the behavior analysis the same day to decide what to change.
The data flows into the session note, so documentation, signatures and billing all start from the same record.
Frequency, rate, duration, duration with frequency, percent correct, trial-by-trial results, interval recording and latency. Task analyses are scored step by step by prompt level.
Yes. Nūr Evoke runs in the browser on phones, tablets and laptops, so RBTs can collect data in the home or the clinic without paper data sheets.
Yes. Data collected during a visit is part of that visit’s session note, so the note, the signatures and the claim all start from the same record.
Access is by role and organization. Staff see the clients they are assigned to, and every view and change is recorded in the audit log.
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