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Kinetic Connect · Scaling Proof
Contribution score → revenue pressure
This is a scaling argument — not a second product. It shows why clinics cannot afford to ignore their contribution score.

The score becomes visible to patients.
That makes it a revenue lever.

An abstract data access tier is a weak incentive. A search rank position that determines whether patients book you or your competitor is not. Kinetic Connect makes the contribution score tangible — and ties it directly to clinic revenue.

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Clinic shares
Completes session, contribution score increments
02
Score rises
Tier unlocks, search rank improves on Kinetic Connect
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More bookings
Patients find and select higher-ranked clinics first
04
More history
More sessions → more to share → score compounds further
Ranked by Heidi Network Contribution Score — clinics that share more appear higher
Showing 4 clinics near Surry Hills
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Apex Rehabilitation
Top 8% History match T4 · 1,847 shared
0.8 km · Surry Hills · Tomorrow 10am
4.8 · 312 reviews
Outcome: 4.2/5
Your prior history is accessible here with consent
T4
2
Harbour Physio
T2 · 412 shared
1.2 km · Darlinghurst · Thu 2pm
4.6 · 187 reviews
Outcome: 3.8/5
T2
3
Peak Health Clinic
New · T1
1.6 km · Redfern · Wed 9am
4.4 · 43 reviews
Building score
T1
Not connected to Heidi Kinetic
4
Shoreside Physio
Not connected
2.1 km · Waterloo · Fri 11am
4.2 · 29 reviews
No history access
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Why this closes the loop
The contribution score was already doing important work — unlocking history access and benchmarking. Kinetic Connect adds a second, more visceral pressure: search rank position that patients see directly. Shoreside Physio isn't penalised or blocked. They're simply outranked by clinics that chose to participate. No coercion. The market enforces it.