Reference table
Analysis packs
A reference table of the ready-made analysis packs Falcon provides for common hospital questions, covering revenue, patient flow, delays and process performance.
This page lists the ready-made analysis packs Falcon provides for common hospital questions, covering revenue, patient flow, delays and process performance. A manager opens a prepared pack rather than assembling one from a blank screen.
An analysis pack is a ready-made set of metrics and dashboards for one hospital question. Each pack draws on the same governed metric definitions the rest of Falcon uses, so a figure in a pack matches the same figure on a dashboard.
The packs
| Analysis pack | What it answers | Reads from |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue | How money is earned and settled across a period. | Billing |
| Patient flow | How patients arrive, move between units and leave. | Admissions and the hospital model |
| Delays | Where patients and cases wait, and for how long. | Admissions, orders and workflows |
| Process performance | How each operational process runs and where it slows. | Workflows |
| Orders | Order volumes and how long each kind takes to fulfil. | Orders |
| Claims | How insurance claims move from assembly to settlement. | Billing |
What a pack contains
Every pack carries the same four parts, so a reader who learns one pack reads the rest without relearning the layout.
The defined measures the pack computes from hospital activity.
Arranged screens that present the pack's metrics together.
Controls for period, site and payer that scope the whole pack.
The trace from each figure back to the events behind it.
The revenue pack
The revenue pack follows money in the order it becomes real. It reads charges as they are raised, invoices as they are prepared, and payments and claims as they settle, so a finance manager watches the whole cycle in one place.
Because a posted charge stays fixed, the pack reports settlement against the charges as they stood, and a later rate change leaves the earlier figures alone.
Scoping a pack
A pack carries filters for period, site and payer. A manager reads one site or the whole organisation from the same pack, and a finance lead narrows a revenue view to a single payer or scheme.
One deployment, many sites
A pack respects the boundary of each site. A reader sees the sites their role reaches, and a figure that crosses sites does so only under the conditions the platform allows.
Common questions
Can a pack be scoped to one site?
Yes. A pack carries filters for period, site and payer, so a manager reads one site or the whole organisation from the same pack.
Do packs share metric definitions?
Yes. Every pack draws on the same governed metric definitions, so a figure reads the same across packs, dashboards and stat cards.
Where does a figure in a pack come from?
Each figure carries its lineage, the trace from the number on screen back to the events it counts. A reader opens the figure to see its definition and the events beneath it.
Read how a figure in a pack traces back to its events in where a number comes from.