Bonterra Apricot vs My Junna: Which is best for you?

The client management allows to build documents in a manner that flows well and offer great data as far as when updates and files were managed.

The software logs you out randomly, causing issues with workflow and data saving, trouble properly loading sections and data in various reports, trouble exporting reports, and difficulty creating reports due to the size of the toolbox (the text is extremely small and does not display full report titles or fields; there is no way to enlarge or modify this).

My Junna is a must have tool for a care management practice and this along with their great customer service makes them the best in the business.

You need to be careful not to add "relatives" of other clients to a current clients information in many areas (attached to chart, etc.) and it does not populate documentation into the facesheet automatically from when clients sign your intake form. And the inability to update your forms with edits as you please, and with a charge for each page has been difficult.