Founding Customer Program
Help shape the operating system for community-based healthcare.
Phibian is now selecting a small group of founding customers to be among the first organizations to deploy the platform and work closely with us as it expands across workforce operations, field activity, compliance, automation, integrations, and intelligence.
Why now
Phibian is in production. Now we’re looking for the organizations that should help shape what comes next.
The Phibian application runs today. Workforce operations, field activity, compliance and operational intelligence are working software, not a prototype, and the platform pages state exactly which parts are available and which are still being built.
In production means the application is real and running, not that it is broadly deployed or generally available. That is precisely why this cohort is small and selected rather than an open signup: what comes next should be decided with organizations doing the work, not inferred from a distance.
What founding customers receive
Early, close, and genuinely involved.
Early access to Phibian
Deploy Phibian before broader availability.
Direct access to the founder
Work directly with the founder as we understand your organization’s workflows and operating environment.
A voice in the roadmap
Help identify where fragmented operations create the greatest burden, and where Phibian should go deeper.
Hands-on implementation
Work closely with us as we understand your systems, workflows and deployment needs.
Founding customer terms
Founding customers may receive preferred early commercial terms.
Who we are looking for
Organizations coordinating distributed work across too many systems.
Phibian is built for community-based healthcare and human services. The strongest fit is an organization coordinating distributed work across an EHR, scheduling, payroll, timekeeping, messaging, spreadsheets, compliance processes and manual follow-up, where the operation lives in the gaps between them.
This list describes where we expect the closest fit, not a boundary. If your organization coordinates distributed work in an adjacent setting, apply and tell us about it.
The application
Tell us how your operation actually runs.
Five short steps. Seven answers are needed, four of them about the shape of your operation, because that is what tells us whether Phibian fits. Everything else is optional and helps us build the right things next.