Symplr is a private-equity-backed healthcare operations company (Clearlake and Charlesbank) built through acquisitions. Its platform brings together dozens of applications — credentialing, provider data, compliance, timekeeping, and, via the recent Smart Square acquisition, AI nurse scheduling.

A suite assembled through M&A

Symplr's breadth is real, but it spans products on separate codebases with varying maturity — a multi-vendor environment brought under one logo rather than one native system. Integrating those products is part of the customer's lift.

Manager-first vs. clinician-first

Symplr's scheduling and timekeeping are built around managers and complex pay rules. Untether is clinician-first: AI builds schedules around provider preferences, licenses, and patient demand, and providers self-serve.

One system that executes

Untether replaces the fragmented stack with a single AI-first system that schedules, operates, and reports — instead of a portfolio of point products to wire together.

How is Untether different from Symplr?

Symplr is a broad suite of acquired products on separate codebases. Untether is one AI-first, clinician-first system that schedules and executes operational work end to end.

Does Untether replace Symplr's scheduling?

Yes. Untether provides AI auto-scheduling, real-time coverage, and forecasting in one native system, rather than a manager-first scheduling product alongside separate timekeeping and credentialing tools.

Is Untether built for large health systems?

Untether is built for flexible, multi-region clinical workforces — from virtual and hybrid care to enterprise systems — and deploys faster than a multi-module suite rollout.