Four things Atlas does for a practice

STEP 1 · X-RAY

Read any EMIS search in plain English

Drop an EMIS search export onto the page and X-Ray reads it back: what the search is for, the logic in plain English, and a flow diagram of exactly how a patient is included or excluded, rule by rule. It reads the searches you already own the same way it reads ours.

Exports contain rules only, never patient data, and the reading happens in your browser.

STEP 2 · SEARCHES

Take the verified estate, and see how it was checked

The complete QOF 2026/27 search estate downloads as one EMIS-importable file. Every suite is machine-checked against the official NHS business rules before it ships, and where our reading knowingly differs from the rules or from reference searches, it is written down in the documented-differences ledger at the bottom of the same page. Nothing is silent.

The ledger is the honesty page: you can read every known difference before you rely on a search.

STEP 3 · FORECAST

See where the year lands, before you type anything

Forecast opens with a clearly-watermarked sample so you can see the whole board first. Add your own numerator and denominator counts (one EMIS import gives you all of them in one run) and it becomes your real position: points earned, points still on the table, and an indicative pounds figure.

Entries live in your browser only. They are never uploaded and never included in anything Atlas bakes.

STEP 4 · THE DRIVE BOARD

Know what to do next, and what it is worth

The drive board sorts every indicator by deadline-weighted points at stake: where it stands today, where it lands by 31 March at the current rate, and which single appointments feed the most indicators at once. It is a planning aid that shows its working; every figure traces back to your own entries.

A one-page monthly management report generates from the same figures, for partners or the PCN.

Everything patient-facing runs in your browser or inside your own clinical system. No patient data is ever sent to us. Our one server compiles search logic when you build or edit a search: definitions only, never patient data.