Motivity

Motivity provides ABA data collection and practice management software, and it has recently consolidated its position: the company signed a definitive agreement to acquire Calmanac, taking full ownership of the ABA stack it had been building, with the two now presented as one platform. For existing Calmanac customers that is a material change worth understanding, and for anyone evaluating now it means the two products are converging rather than competing.

The product line separates data collection from practice management, which reflects how ABA organisations actually buy. Clinical teams need trial-level data capture and progress reporting; administrators need scheduling, intake and credentialing. Named components cover ABA data collection, ABA practice management, scheduling, progress reports, ABA intake, and credentialing and contracting. Credentialing is the notable inclusion, since getting clinicians credentialed with payers is a slow administrative process that directly gates whether their work can be billed at all.

Revenue cycle management is offered as a service rather than only software, described as billing from a team that knows ABA. That distinction matters because ABA billing has authorisation and unit-tracking requirements that general medical billers get wrong, and denied claims in this field usually stem from authorisation mismatches rather than coding errors.

Organisation types are addressed separately: ABA enterprises, ABA startups, growing practices and PK-12 special education. The PK-12 inclusion is distinct, since school-based services operate under different funding and documentation rules from clinic-based ABA. Operational commitments include multi-factor authentication, 99.9 percent uptime and real human support, with free CEUs and published autism statistics as resources. Pricing is published.