We haven't published a real case study yet — that needs the client's own sign-off, not just ours. Below is a mockup showing the structure and depth a real one will have, built with a fictional hospital so nobody mistakes it for a real customer.
Riverside's anesthesia budget was tracked by hand against a five-week block grid, with agency and locum spend buried inside one general ledger line. Nobody could say with confidence, on any given day, whether the department was over or under plan — or why.
GiggEx connected to Riverside's existing scheduling export and payroll feed — no new system for staff to learn. Within the first reconciliation cycle, every shift was matched to a day-specific plan, with agency spend broken out into its own trend line for the first time.
The department's leadership moved from a monthly, after-the-fact budget review to a daily number they could actually explain — including exactly which shifts, which pool, and which cause drove any variance.