How Zally works
Incoming faxes processed and filed in under 3 minutes. Clinical notes sent to referring providers after every appointment. No clicks required.

The Workflow
From fax received to provider notified
Step two is the one that decides everything after it. Every document type Zally classifies — who sends each, what has to happen to it, and how each one goes wrong →
Edge Cases
What about the hard ones?
Real fax workflows are messy. Zally is built for that.
Outbound Automation
Clinical notes delivered to providers — automatically
After every appointment, Zally sends the locked clinical note to the referring provider and PCP — by fax, portal, or both. No staff follow-up needed.
Note locked = note sent
The moment a provider locks their clinical note in DrChrono, Zally detects it and starts the delivery process. No manual trigger, no delay.
Referring provider gets the fax
Zally looks up the referring provider from the patient's demographics and faxes the note directly. If the provider has a fax number on file, it gets sent.
PCP stays in the loop
If a PCP is listed in the patient's chart, they receive a copy too. Portal delivery is used when the patient has portal access enabled.
Daily Reporting
Know what happened every day
Zally generates a daily processing report so you always have a clear picture of your fax volume, automation rate, and any items that needed human review.
FAQ
Common questions about outbound notes
See it work with your real faxes
Book a 15-minute demo. We'll walk through the full workflow and answer your questions about your specific fax types.
