If you are an associate paid in UDAs, private commission and a share of the lab bill, that is harder to answer than it should be. Occlude keeps the running total while you work.
First month free, then £5.99 a month. See pricing. Works on a phone or a computer.


UDAs from the NHS, a percentage of private fees, a slice of the lab bill, and sometimes a second practice on a Wednesday. Occlude does the sums as you go and keeps each kind separate, so you can see what came from where.
UDAs at your rate, private commission by band, and your share of each lab bill. All worked out as you log.
NHS work is grouped by the processing cut-off dates, so a month's total lines up with what actually gets paid.
Say how many hours you work at each practice and compare NHS with private on the same footing.
Each has its own UDA value, lab share, pay day and colour.
Log your indemnity, GDC fee, courses and mileage today. Quarterly tax figures are on the way.
Who you referred, where to, and when it went. Initials only.

Pick the practice and treatment, add initials and any lab fee, and you will see what that patient is worth to you before you save. Same as the last one? One tap repeats it.


Look at a pay period, a week or a single day, and tap any figure to see the entries behind it. When your payslip arrives, type in what you were paid and see the difference.

Expenses are in already. Next comes income, expenses and profit by quarter for Making Tax Digital, with the due dates and a suggested amount to put aside.
Occlude gets your figures ready. It does not send anything to HMRC, and it is not tax advice.
Log patient visits as you go on your phone. Moving around different surgeries? No problem, access from any computer.

Your associates choose what to share with you, and you see it without chasing spreadsheets. Principals and managers have their own log in.


Setting up takes a few minutes, and the first month is free.
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Occlude prepares figures to help you. It does not give tax, legal or financial advice.