ANKOTA vs Tunzly

ANKOTA provides software for organizations delivering home care, electronic visit verification (EVV), adult day services, self-direction, and long-term supports for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Its home care platform combines client and caregiver management, care plans, scheduling, documentation, billing, payroll calculations, and compliance tools. Caregivers can record visits through a GPS mobile app, voice telephony, or fixed beacons; the app can operate offline and sync when coverage returns. Scheduling includes recurring shifts, open-shift filling, appointment and assessment scheduling, and route optimization. The Cares offering describes authorization management, Medicaid claims and remittance through EDI, and accounts receivable management. Caregiver and family apps support schedules, communications, visit details, and updates. The public API can accept operational data, and listed integrations include QuickBooks, BambooHR, Viventium, and Paylocity. The FMS app is available on iOS, Android, and the web. Pricing is available on request; an older product overview says fees depend on agency size and telephony fees are additional. ANKOTA says its software uses encryption and is HIPAA compliant.

Tunzly is a home-care management workspace for agencies coordinating scheduling, care records, intake, billing, payments, and communication. Schedulers, owners, nurses, and billers can share workflows, while caregivers use a mobile app for schedules, clock-in and clock-out, visit notes, and documents. Geofenced visits and exceptions are recorded; EVV capture, exception handling, and reporting are running, while submission to state aggregators is in progress. Billing tools include eligibility checks, X12 837P and HCFA-1500 claims, claim scrubbing, submission through Availity, and status and remittance tracking. Families can pay invoices by card or ACH, and approved hours can sync to payroll services. Tuni, the AI assistant, answers questions using agency data and help documents, drafts texts, books visits, files tasks, and builds reports; write actions need approval. The family portal can show care plans, visits, goal progress, invoices, and payment options. Tunzly lists Android, iOS, and web access. Its 30-day trial requires a card; paid plans start at $199 a month.