San Francisco, CA March 30, 2016 - Sycle, the audiology and hearing care industry’s #1 practice management software, announced they will be spotlighting an entirely new product at the AudiologyNOW! conference April 5 - 7 in Indianapolis, IN.
Attention will be given to the much anticipated launch of their new platform, Sycle PRO. Several 30 minute in-booth sessions will be dedicated to revealing the new features and functionality the San Francisco based software company has developed.
“AudiologyNOW! is always an exciting time of year for us and we anticipate a lot of traffic at our booth in 2017,” commented Peter Adams, Sycle’s Director of Marketing & Communications. “This year in particular, due to the release of a new product and new partnerships we’ve formed, we’ve put together a nice schedule of presentations so ensure everyone walks away with the information they need,” he continued.
Additional presentations taking place in Sycle’s booths (1301 & 1401) will focus on:
- Sycle Credit Card Processing and a new smart terminal
- The Sycle CallSource Dashboard and data-minded decision making
- Sycle’s extended coverage program and its impact on patient relationships
Sycle will have representatives from partnering companies PayJunction, CallSource and ESCO sharing the stage for these 30 minute sessions and on hand throughout the conference.
About Sycle
Sycle is the number one practice management software in audiology with over 7,500 clinics and 22,000 users logging in everyday from all around the world. Access Sycle from anywhere. Use your computer, tablet, or smartphone to book appointments, review patient files and analyze reports. Sycle simplifies running your practice by automating processes and eliminating double entry. Sycle’s mission is to facilitate the delivery of better hearing to the world. Sycle was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in San Francisco, CA with offices in Vancouver, BC and Birmingham, AL. Sycle’s team of 100 employees is dedicated to helping hearing care professionals simplify business processes so they can spend more time with patients.
