For psychologists & expert reviewers
Maintain your own availability, receive only the requests that fit, get the documents in time and keep an eye on deadlines.
You maintain your own times: no email traffic, no out-of-date list.
The qualification matrix filters in advance: you are only asked about procedures that suit you.
Documents appear at the agreed moment, not later and not too early.
Result sheets and reports with clear due dates, without a list of your own.
Reporting availability by email, receiving requests for procedures you are not qualified for, getting documents only the day before and keeping result sheet deadlines in your head: all of it costs time that the assessment work then lacks.
In the psychologist portal you record when you are available. You can accept or decline requests. Scheduling always works from your current state, so there are no clarifying phone calls.
Participant lists, procedure documents and result templates hang off the event. Visibility periods make sure sensitive data only becomes accessible when you need it.
flynne supplies no tests of its own and judges nobody. The platform organises the procedure and connects your test providers; the assessment is yours.
Availability, qualifications and workload in one picture.
An example view with neutral demo data.
Once, in the portal. flynne does not read your Outlook or Google calendar, so what sits there stays your own business. Appointments from flynne also arrive as calendar invitations.
No. Through the qualification matrix you only appear as an option for procedures you are qualified for.
At the moment your organisation sets, typically a few days before the procedure. After that the deletion periods apply.
No, and that is a matter of principle: Lynn plans, warns and drafts. People do the judging.
flynne monitors them automatically and reports anything overdue: to you and to the coordination team.
Tell us briefly how you run your assessments today. In 30 minutes we will then show you how flynne works in your case.
We reply within one working day.