// the reporting layer for independent vets

Compliant by September. Clear before it.

The CMA's Orders land on 23 September 2026 — published price lists, written estimates over £500, itemised bills. The data is already inside your PIMS. Sifra turns it into the public price page and the compliance register you can't export today.

// the facts, sourced

The deadline is real. The record is public.

The CMA's final report on veterinary services found “significant and widespread problems”. Its Orders must be in place by 23 September 2026: published standard price lists, written estimates in advance for any treatment over £500, itemised bills, and component pricing for care plans.
CMA final decision report, gov.uk, 24 March 2026
Fewer than 40% of practices published any price information on their websites; only 29% of clients were given price information in writing.
CMA, 2025 data
Average vet prices rose 63% between 2016 and 2023.
CMA
Net satisfaction on cost is 47% for independent practices versus 26% for large-group practices — and 76% of UK veterinary businesses own exactly one practice.
CMA

If you own one practice and the CMA deadline is a spreadsheet you haven't built yet — Sifra Care was built for you.

// from noise to knowing

This is what clarity feels like.

A Sifra dashboard assembling itself — fictional numbers, real structure. Yours runs on your data.

ACME VETERINARY — COMPLIANCE PULSE
Days to CMA Orders
0
23 Sept 2026 — set at build
Price list published
0%
live from your PIMS
Estimates issued > £500
0%
8% exposure to close
Lapsed clients (12mo+)
0
revenue attached, recoverable
Lapsed-client curve — clients not seen, by months since last visit
▲ the 12-month band is where recoverable revenue sits. No PIMS shows it as a curve.
Estimate compliance by vet
■ the red column issued the fewest written estimates over £500. Now you know before the audit.
Client recency — lapsed-client curve (illustrative)
Seen < 6 mo 2,140 6–12 mo 880 12–18 mo 418 18 mo + 260
■ every band past 12 months is recoverable revenue your PIMS never charts.

Built for every level and role in your organisation.

The panel above is a preview. A Sifra report is shaped per role — a CEO, a CFO, an operations lead and a line manager each open the same system and see the KPIs, detail and actions that belong to their decision. Tell us the roles and levels you need covered, and we build to them.

// what you can't see today

Four things your PIMS holds and never shows.

Cornerstone, AVImark, Pulse, ezyVet — the data is in there. Getting it out is a manual export job. These four make it a live view.

01

Published price list, from your own PIMS

A public, client-facing price page built from the actual price data inside your PIMS — that updates when your prices do. Today extracting this is a manual export.

02

Estimate-compliance register

Every invoice over £500, matched against whether a written estimate was issued first. A live list of exposures, not an annual audit.

03

Price-drift monitor

What you published versus what was actually charged, by service and by vet. The gap is the compliance risk.

04

Lapsed-client curve

Clients not seen in 6 / 12 / 18 months, and the revenue attached to them. It sits inside every PIMS; no PIMS shows it as a curve.

One practice, one PIMS export, one afternoon: we'll show you your compliance register and your lapsed-client revenue on your own data — well before September.

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