Time that holds up.
Punches verified at the office. Meal and rest breaks tracked, premiums flagged for review. Overtime and tardiness reports. No hour reaches payroll until a manager approves it.
Timecards checked for missed breaks, licences watched, new-hire forms queued, and approved hours ready for payroll each pay period.
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Dion Team is healthcare HR software for dental practices and other healthcare groups that checks timecards and breaks, watches licences and credentials, handles onboarding and time off, and keeps one record per employee across every location, with managers making every approval.
Where the week goes
They land on the office manager between patients. Each one is small; together they are the reason timecards are late, a licence lapses, or a wage claim has nothing to answer it with.
The film
The office manager’s week, the doctor’s view and the staff member’s phone — schedule, time off, credentials, onboarding and incentives.
A day in it
One ordinary day at a practice on Dion Team. Every step below is something the product does today. Illustrative — names, times and figures are examples.
The credential check names the licence, the person and the date, and alerts whoever has to act.
By the time the office opens it is filed against the right employee, with the time-off request and the coverage shift ready to approve.
The schedule updates, the leave balance moves, and the request, the decision and who made it are on the record.
The punch is verified against the office and lands on her timecard, not in a spreadsheet.
Meal and rest breaks are tracked from the punches, and a short one is marked for review with the possible premium before anyone approves the week.
Her onboarding checklist is waiting — tax forms, I-9, direct-deposit details, E-Verify, handbook. She enters her own SSN and bank details; nobody at the desk types them.
Approved hours with California overtime split, approved bonuses and extras — the sheet whoever runs your payroll pays from, plus a bureau hours file or a QuickBooks export.
What Dion Team includes
Punches verified at the office. Meal and rest breaks tracked, premiums flagged for review. Overtime and tardiness reports. No hour reaches payroll until a manager approves it.
Every licence and credential with its expiry date, checked daily, with alerts to whoever has to act before it runs out.
Build and publish the week. Time-off requests, approvals and accruals — California sick leave included.
New-hire checklists and forms signed online, personnel files, performance reviews and separations — in one employee record.
Pay rates, approved hours and pay history in one place, with a bureau hours file and a QuickBooks journal export for the payroll you already run.
In depth
HR inbox
Dion does
Every email is understood, attached to the right employee and filed as the matter it is — leave, a doctor’s note, a complaint, a resignation — with the legal deadlines that come with it already on the calendar.
You decide
Anything that changes a schedule, leave or a reply waits for a person. It never sends mail, approves leave, changes a published schedule or touches pay.
Time & breaks
Dion does
Verified punches, meal and rest breaks tracked, premiums flagged and overtime split under California rules — and where the records cannot settle a week, it says so instead of guessing.
You decide
No hour reaches the pay sheet until a manager approves it. Approvals are on the audit log, and a voided punch stays on the history.
Licences & compliance
Dion does
Licences, DEA registrations and CPR/BLS cards watched against their expiry; a compliance calendar with each obligation’s authority, due date and owner; exclusion screening and required posters in the same place.
You decide
The owner named on each item acts. Nothing is marked done on its own.
Hire to separation
Dion does
A hire starts the onboarding checklist; policies and documents are signed online and kept tamper-evident; reviews, discipline, accommodations and separations sit on the same record; personnel files can be placed on a litigation hold.
You decide
HR issues, a manager approves, the employee signs. Employees enter their own SSN and bank details.
Incentives
Dion does
Bonus, commission and provider-comp plans compute each payout and show how it was reached, then list it on the pay-period sheet for its pay date.
You decide
A payout is approved by someone other than the person who entered it, and nobody approves their own pay.
How it works
Add your locations, positions and pay rates, and decide who approves time, time off and payroll.
Each person gets an invitation to their own account — schedule, timecard, pay, time off, licences and training.
Managers approve from one list. Sensitive changes are written to an audit log, and personnel records can be placed on a litigation hold.
What runs on its own
The follow-up that usually depends on someone remembering — done on time, every time, and visible when it was not.
Licences, DEA registrations and CPR/BLS cards are re-checked, and whoever has to act hears about anything expiring or expired.
Every new hire is screened against the federal exclusion list; a possible match goes to a person, never straight to a decision.
The whole active team is screened again without anyone remembering to.
Mail to the practice’s HR address lands on the right employee’s record as the matter it is, with its deadlines.
When a shift is published or changed, the people on it hear about it — and anything that failed to send is retried.
When a timecard is corrected or voided, the person whose time it is is told.
Regular shifts roll forward on their own weeks ahead, without clashing with anything already on the schedule.
Anyone heading into overtime — or clocking in early, if the practice wants that — is flagged to the manager before the hours are worked.
Late arrivals against the published schedule, sent to managers.
What is still owed on leave, accommodation, complaint and separation matters, in one digest to HR.
Corrective actions due for review, and notices the employee has not yet signed.
Required notices still open, onboarding steps running late, reviews coming due.
Upcoming work anniversaries, opted-in birthdays and paid holidays.
Recurring stipends are added to what payroll owes, so nobody has to remember them.
Each person’s score from the Dion console lands on their record; where the practice has switched it on, a drop becomes a coaching proposal.
Open roles publish to job boards on their own — no re-posting by hand.
AI-assisted or autonomous
Some workflows run on their own today, some you switch on per practice, and some stay with a person by design. Flip the view to see each side.
What runs without anyone pressing a button — and the limits it runs inside.
What it takes off your team
Volumes per location each month: timecards = staff × 4.33 weeks; credential checks = one per person; HR emails = your input; notices = three per person. Tasks = volume × locations × the share Dion does; hours = tasks × minutes a person would otherwise spend. There is no measured rate for Workforce yet — these are conservative starting assumptions, not results.
Estimate — change the assumptions to match your practice.
Who it’s for
Built for one office or fifty
The same product runs a one-location office and a multi-practice group — the structure is in the data, not a separate edition.
Each practice sits under its group or DSO. Leadership sees every practice at once; each practice sees its own people and the group’s shared team — never a sibling practice’s.
A group role reaches every practice beneath it; a practice role stays in that practice. Staff see only their own record.
Every location has its own address and punch rules; the pay-period sheet filters by location and by person.
Punch verification, overtime limits, Staff Score follow-up, training enrolment and who receives each alert are set per practice.
A person who works at several practices is one record, not a copy per office — so time, leave and pay never quietly diverge.
Staff clock in, see the schedule, request time off, read their pay statements, keep their licences current and finish assigned training — without asking the office.
Timecards, time off, licences and onboarding land where the right manager sees them. Groups run several practices from one account and switch between them in a click.
Works with the rest of Dion
Workforce runs on its own, and it shares identity and signals with the other Dion apps. It is part of Dion Health: staff compliance shows on Dion Clinical, and training can be added for Dion Desk, Dion Insights and Lead Intelligence. See the suite →
Open Workforce from the Dion console already signed in.
Each person’s score from the Dion console appears on their Workforce record, and — where switched on — a falling score starts a coaching conversation.
The HR assistant’s usage appears on the practice’s single Dion account.
Expiring licences, exclusion flags and training due show on Clinical’s daily compliance board — available per practice once connected.
One click adds an essentials course for Desk, Clinical, Insights, Pay, Patient Engagement, MDRCM or Lead Intelligence, assignable by position.
The pay-period sheet, a payroll-bureau hours file and a QuickBooks export — approved hours only.
Trust & control
Questions
Dion Team is healthcare HR software for dental practices and other healthcare groups. It keeps schedules, timecards, breaks, time off, licences, onboarding and personnel files on one record for each employee. It checks the routine items before anyone opens them and leaves every approval to a manager. Dion Team is part of the Dion Health suite.
Dion Team is dental HR software for owners, office managers, HR leads and staff, and it fits other healthcare practices too. Owners and managers see one list of what is waiting, such as timecards, time off, onboarding tasks and expiring licences. Each staff member signs in to see their own schedule, timecard, time off, pay statements and training.
Dion Team can replace the spreadsheets, paper forms and shared folders many practices use to run HR. Scheduling, timecards, leave tracking, credential tracking, onboarding paperwork and personnel files move into one system with one history per employee. Sensitive changes are written to an audit log, and signed documents are kept tamper-evident.
No. Dion Team does not run payroll on its own today. It prepares the approved hours for each pay period, with California overtime split out and approved bonuses and extras listed, as a pay-period sheet, a payroll-bureau hours file and an accounting journal export, so the payroll service you already use can pay from them.
Dion Team works alongside your existing systems and does not depend on them. It keeps its own records of people, time, leave and credentials, so it needs no connection to your practice-management system. Approved hours leave as a pay-period sheet, a payroll-bureau hours file or an accounting journal export, and Dion Clinical can show staff compliance on its daily board once connected.
Dion Team's AI assistant does the routine work, and people make every decision. It checks timecards for breaks, watches licence dates, files HR email on the right employee and prepares time-off requests and schedule changes. A manager approves leave, hours, schedule changes and anything to do with pay, and nothing it proposes happens until a person applies it.
Yes. Practices sit under one group, so leadership sees every practice while each practice sees only its own people and the group's shared team. Every location has its own address and punch rules, and a person who works at several practices keeps one employee record. Access is role-based and isolated per practice, from a single office to a dental group.
Start with the live demo, then add your locations, positions and pay rates, decide who approves time, time off and hours, and invite the team. A guided onboarding wizard walks the practice through setup, and each person gets an invitation to their own account. California wage-and-hour rules are built in; other states' rules are not modelled today, so talk to Dion before relying on it elsewhere.
For one practice or a whole group — see the live demo or book a walkthrough.
Built for records that have to hold up.