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Tabflows vs Sully AI: Which One Does Your DPC Clinic Actually Need?

Tabflows TeamMarch 22, 20263 min read

Let's Get This Out of the Way

Sully AI and Tabflows get compared a lot. We get it — they both have "AI" in the pitch, they both target clinics, and they both promise to save you time. But comparing them is like comparing a dishwasher to a kitchen layout. One cleans the plates. The other makes sure you're not walking 40 feet between the sink and the fridge every time you cook.

They solve completely different problems. And honestly? Most clinics that use one would benefit from the other too.

What Sully AI Actually Does

Sully is an AI scribe. A really good one. It listens to your patient encounter, generates structured notes, handles coding, and can even triage intake calls. Think of it as an AI employee who handles the documentation burden so you can actually look your patient in the eye during a visit.

Their sweet spot is documentation automation. If you're spending 2 hours every night finishing charts, Sully is built to kill that.

Pricing typically starts at $79+/provider/month. They're built for larger health systems with Epic and Oracle Health integrations, but they work in smaller settings too.

What Tabflows Actually Does

Tabflows doesn't touch your documentation. Not our thing.

What we do is connect every app your clinic runs — Elation, Hint, Spruce, labs, billing, whatever — so that when you open a patient in one system, every other system opens to that same patient. One click. No searching. No copy-pasting names. No "wait, which tab was that?"

Our sweet spot is workflow speed. If your team loses 60-90 minutes a day switching between 6 browser tabs trying to find the same patient across different apps, that's the problem we delete.

$5/user/month. Install the Chrome extension. Done in 60 seconds.

The Real Difference

Sully AI

  • Problem it solves: Documentation takes too long
  • How: AI listens and writes notes
  • Where: Inside the encounter
  • Setup: Weeks (white-glove onboarding)
  • Price: $79+/provider/month

Tabflows

  • Problem it solves: Too many apps, too many tabs
  • How: Connects patient profiles across apps
  • Where: Between your apps
  • Setup: 60 seconds (Chrome extension)
  • Price: $5/user/month

So Which One Do You Need?

If your biggest pain is documentation — charts piling up, notes taking forever, coding headaches — Sully is your move.

If your biggest pain is navigation — toggling between Elation and Hint and Spruce and your lab portal 200 times a day — that's us.

If both sound familiar, you're not alone. Most DPC clinics have both problems. The good news is they stack perfectly. Sully handles what happens during the visit. Tabflows handles what happens around it.

There's no conflict. No overlap. They're different tools for different jobs.

The Bottom Line

We're not going to trash Sully to sell you Tabflows. They built something genuinely useful for a real problem. We just built something for a different real problem.

The question isn't which one is better. It's which problem is costing you more time right now.

If the answer is tabs, we're ready when you are.

Ready to streamline your clinic's workflow?

Stop switching between tabs. Get all your patient apps on one screen with Tabflows.

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