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Infinite Suite OS platform

ABA clinic software should connect what the clinical plan expects with what the operating system actually delivers.

Infinite Suite OS is the wider ABA clinical and operations platform. Recovery Radar is the initial measurable wedge, while programming, data, caregiver, workforce and leadership workflows form the larger product direction.

Built for: ABA founders, owners, executives, operations leaders and clinical leaders evaluating a connected operating platform.

Strong fit

This page is most useful when...

  • Organizations evaluating the complete Infinite Suite OS direction
  • New clinics that want one operating architecture from the start
  • Established clinics that prefer to begin with a measurable recovery layer
  • Leaders who need role-specific action queues rather than a module directory

Important limits

This is not a promise to...

  • Assuming every planned module is production-ready because it appears in the demo
  • Replacing qualified clinical judgment with automated recommendations
  • Moving real records before contracts, security, access and data-handling requirements are complete
  • Choosing software solely by the number of features on a page

How the workflow should operate

Every handoff needs an owner, a reason and a measurable outcome.

  1. 1

    Start with one provable operating problem

    Measure cancellations, callouts and completed recovery rather than attempting a full migration before value is established.

  2. 2

    Connect role-specific workflows

    Owners, operations, clinical teams, RBTs and caregivers should see the information and next action appropriate to their role.

  3. 3

    Create one organizational learning loop

    Use operational, workforce, programming and generalization signals to identify where the system around a learner or team needs attention.

  4. 4

    Expand only after evidence

    Move from a recovery layer toward the wider OS when production capabilities, integrations, implementation requirements and customer proof support it.

What becomes visible

The outcome should answer a decision, not decorate a dashboard.

Recovery visibility

Understand interrupted hours and completed follow-through.

Clinical implementation context

Connect written programming with what staff and caregivers can implement across settings.

Workforce context

Surface the operating conditions around coverage, hours, continuity, supervision and retention.

Executive action

Turn cross-location data into prioritized exceptions and explicit human decisions.

Product proof with boundaries

The platform is explorable now, while production maturity is stated plainly.

The fictional sample clinic demonstrates the product direction and interaction design. Founding clinics would still define production integrations, tenant requirements, security controls, configuration and success measures before real clinic use.

Buyer questions

Answers should reduce uncertainty, not hide it behind a demo form.

What is the difference between Infinite Suite OS and Recovery Radar?

Infinite Suite OS is the wider ABA clinical and operations platform. Recovery Radar is the flagship cancellation-recovery and operational-visibility workflow inside it.

Can an established clinic start with only recovery?

Yes. The established-provider path is designed to begin beside the current EMR without forcing the clinic to replace its system of record before seeing value.

Is the full platform ready for production clinic records?

The public product is currently a working demo using fictional data. Production readiness must be evaluated capability by capability, including tenant isolation, authentication, integrations, security, contracts and data handling.

How is the platform priced?

The recovery layer runs beside your EMR: $15 per active client per month founding, locked for life, from a $29 regular list. The full suite, the tier that replaces the EMR, is $25 per active client per month founding, locked for life, from a $49 regular list. The full suite is not released. Its price is published now so a clinic can plan, and the product sold today is the recovery layer. The Founding Clinic Program has three slots. The first 90 days are free on either tier, with no card required. A founding clinic's rate is locked for life, on whichever tier it is on. Founding clinics pay no setup fee and no migration fee, and onboarding and training are included. A founding clinic moves from the recovery layer to the full suite whenever it chooses, at the suite's founding rate of $25, never the list price. Staff and family accounts are unlimited on both tiers. Setup is self-serve and free on both tiers. Onboarding and training beyond that is a paid service; founding clinics get it included. The recovery layer runs beside your EMR and writes nothing to it, so there is nothing to migrate and no migration fee on that tier. When the full suite replaces an EMR, migration is a priced package, waived for founding clinics. The pricing page contains the complete terms and product-stage context.

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