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Built for DrChrono Practices

Stop your staff from spending hours on faxes and follow-ups

Zally AI reads, classifies, and files every incoming fax into DrChrono — then sends clinical notes to referring providers and PCPs after every appointment. No human involvement.

HIPAA Compliant
Built for DrChrono
85–90% Automation Rate
From $300/month
Zally — your AI fax assistantMeet Zally — your AI fax assistant

Your staff is drowning in faxes

Every fax that arrives requires someone to read it, find the patient, open their chart, upload the document, and create a task — by hand. Dozens of times a day.

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Every fax interrupts something else

Staff context-switch between faxes, phone calls, and patients — and each interruption adds time. The real cost isn't just the fax itself.

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Every type needs different handling

Referrals, imaging reports, insurance auths, records requests — each one needs to be read, matched to a patient, and routed differently.

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Misfiles and missed referrals cost revenue

A referral filed to the wrong chart, or left unprocessed overnight, means lost patients and delayed care.

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Staff turnover means retraining from scratch

Every time someone leaves, your fax workflow knowledge walks out the door with them.

Zally handles it all — automatically

From the moment a fax arrives to the moment it's filed and tasked, Zally works without your staff lifting a finger.

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Reads every fax

OCR + vision AI reads printed and handwritten forms, checkboxes, and poor-quality scans that break standard tools.

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Classifies by type

Referrals, imaging reports, insurance authorizations, records requests, eRx, consultation notes, and 27+ other document types — identified automatically.

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Matches the right patient

Searches DrChrono by name, date of birth, and insurance. Handles spelling variations and name mismatches. Creates new charts when needed.

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Attaches to the chart

Documents go directly to the correct patient chart in DrChrono. No manual uploading, no filing errors.

Creates and routes tasks

Assigns follow-up tasks to the right staff member based on fax type and your routing rules — referrals go to your coordinator, auths go to billing.

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Catches edge cases

Duplicate fax detection, upside-down pages, handwritten forms, multi-page documents. The 10–15% that need human review are escalated with full context.

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Sends notes to referring providers

After an appointment, Zally automatically faxes clinical notes to the referring provider and PCP — keeping everyone in the loop without staff lifting a finger.

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Reads and writes patient flags

Insurance authorizations, referral approvals, and clinical alerts are added directly to patient flags in DrChrono — visible to your staff at the point of care.

Configured for how you work — not a generic template

Every practice receives a different mix of faxes and routes them differently. During setup, we map Zally to your specific document types, your providers, and your staff — so it behaves exactly like a trained member of your team.

Your document typesWe configure Zally to recognize the fax types your practice actually receives, whether that's referrals, imaging reports, insurance auths, or something more specific to your specialty.
Your routing rulesWhich staff member handles which fax type? Which provider maps to which coordinator? Zally follows your logic, not a default one.
Your task labelsTasks and document descriptions are written the way your team expects to see them — not generic AI output.
Talk to us about your setup →
Example: how Zally is configured
When a referral arrives for Dr. A
→ Match/create patient → attach → task Dr. A's coordinator
When an insurance auth arrives
→ Extract auth details → attach to chart → add patient flag → enter authorization → task billing
When a records request arrives
→ Identify requester → attach → task records staff
Anything else?
→ Escalated to your designated staff with full context

These rules are set up with you during onboarding — configured to match your actual workflow.

The numbers speak for themselves

At 40 faxes per day, manual processing — with real-world interruptions — eats 6–8 hours of staff time. Zally turns that into under 3 minutes, uninterrupted, every time.

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Average processing time per fax
85–90%
Fully automated — zero human touch required
27+
Document types classified automatically
$500
Per month for full inbound + outbound — less than one morning of staff time

Inbound faxes and outbound notes — handled.

No new software for your staff to learn. No changes to your DrChrono workflow. Zally runs in the background and handles everything — both directions.

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Fax arrivesZally monitors your fax line 24/7 and captures every incoming document instantly.
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AI reads and classifiesOCR and vision AI extract patient data and identify the document type.
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Filed and tasked in DrChronoDocument attached to patient chart, flags updated, task created and routed to the right person.
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Notes sent after appointmentsWhen a provider locks their clinical note, Zally faxes it to the referring provider and PCP automatically.
See the full workflow →
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New fax received
Specialist Referral — 3 pages — Riverside Clinic
Just now
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Zally processing...
Reading document · Matching patient · Creating task
⏳ ~2.5 min
Done — filed to DrChrono
Attached to Jane D. · Task → Referral Coordinator
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New fax received
Insurance Auth — UnitedHealthcare
2 min ago
Done — filed to DrChrono
Attached to Michael R. · Task → Billing
Built for DrChrono

Deep DrChrono integration — not a bolt-on

Zally was built specifically for DrChrono. It knows how to search your patient database, create charts, attach documents, and create tasks — the same way your staff would, just faster and without mistakes.

Learn about the DrChrono integration →

Get your staff back to patient care

Book a 15-minute demo. We'll show you how Zally works with your DrChrono setup and process a few of your real faxes.

Schedule Demo →See Pricing

We configure Zally for your practice first. Billing starts when you go live.

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