“Can a single practice-management platform become the full financial and operational OS for allied health clinics across English-speaking markets?”
Jane was purpose-built as vertical SaaS for allied health and wellness practitioners—covering scheduling, charting, invoicing, and telehealth in one platform. It progressively embedded financial services on top of its core workflow: first with Jane Payments (Stripe-powered card acceptance), then with Clinic Financing by Stripe for revenue-based working capital. The company operates across Canada, US, UK, and Australia, and has deepened clinical value with AI-powered documentation tools, positioning itself as the full operating system for interdisciplinary health clinics.
Jane processes payments through Stripe.
Jane's lending and capital products are provided by Stripe Capital.
Jane's payroll is powered by Salsa.
Jane integrates with QuickBooks Online and Xero.
The Embedded Finance Index 2026 maps 4 layers in Jane's stack: Payments / PSP (Stripe); Lending (Stripe Capital and Clinic Financing by Stripe); Payroll (Salsa); Accounting (QuickBooks Online and Xero).
Jane is headquartered in Canada.
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