Run the house. Stay in the continuum.
Occupancy, beds, rent status, non-clinical document checklists, house accountability, and follow-ups — the operating work inside sober living, without forcing a clinical system around it.
Start with the operation you actually run.
Some teams only need the house. Some run sober living beside clinical programming. Some only need the clinical transition layer.
Occupancy, beds, rent status, non-clinical document checklists, operational notes, and follow-ups. Data scope is agreed before go-live.
House operations plus operational handoffs, step-down tasks, recorded referral status, and ownership visibility.
Referral ownership, due work, program research, and follow-up surfaces beside the clinical record.
The preview shows beds, rent status, open follow-up, and house accountability items in one operating view. Exact resident-data and document scope is reviewed before live use.
When sober living sits beside PHP or IOP, Teryli can keep operational step-down tasks, ownership, and follow-up visible while the clinical record stays in the EHR. Agreement, permitted data, and access scope are reviewed before go-live.
One board. The whole house.
The preview shows beds, rent status, open follow-up, and house accountability items in one operating view. Exact resident-data and document scope is reviewed before live use.
Everything the house manager is already tracking.
See who is active, who is pending move-in, and which beds need attention.
Track whether agreed non-clinical house documents are complete without turning the workspace into a clinical file.
Surface what needs attention before it disappears into shift change or a text thread.
Keep permitted house-operation notes organized; sensitive clinical information remains in the appropriate clinical system.
Review occupancy, balances, and open follow-ups together. Confirm any reporting requirements during setup.
Track agreed non-clinical check-ins and next actions without making a clinical judgment.
What the house board holds, and what it never will.
Teryli is for operational coordination: occupancy, rent status, permitted documents, ownership, readiness, and follow-ups. It does not make clinical decisions.
The customer defines the permitted operational data, authorized users, and workflow boundary in writing before real resident information is introduced.
One flat plan. Not a cut of anything.
For independent houses and small portfolios. Flat, published, and decoupled from referrals: nothing on this page varies with who moves in.
Show us the house workflow you want out of spreadsheets.
Bring a de-identified house workflow. We will map the rent process, document checklist, accountability work, and follow-ups; do not send resident details or PHI.