Just billing — TARDOC and Ambulante Pauschalen
Viali TARDOC is the standalone Swiss billing assistant: you describe the treatment in plain language, Viali proposes the exact positions from the official catalogues and produces the QR-bill. Without the rest of the clinic platform.
Free for 14 days — no credit card. CHF 99 per month per practice after that.
What is included — and what is not
Included
- Patients and invoices — the app's only two clinic areas
- The full official catalogues: TARDOC (1,388 positions) and Ambulante Pauschalen (310 positions)
- Insurance and self-pay invoices, Tiers Garant or Tiers Payant
- AI position search that never receives patient identity or insurance data
- A Swiss QR-bill on every validated invoice
- MediData integration built in — currently in final certification
Not included
- OR planning, anaesthesia and perioperative documentation
- Rostering, working-time tracking and HR
- Booking, marketing, funnels and rewards programmes
- One login — team logins start with the Praxis tier
All of that exists in the full Viali platform. See tiers and pricing
Billing-ready in three steps
Viali walks you through the three details a valid Swiss invoice requires.
Your tax-point value
You confirm your practice's cantonal KVG tax-point value. Viali proposes the published value — confirm it or overwrite it. That is why signup asks for your canton.
Your billing identity
Your practice's GLN, ZSR and IBAN. No valid invoice can exist without them — Viali asks once and remembers.
MediData (optional)
If you want to submit to insurers electronically, request activation from inside Viali. Optional — until then you create, validate and export invoices as PDF or XML.
Describe it. Viali bills it.
A split-screen editor: the invoice form on one side, the assistant on the other — with a resizable divider. You describe in plain language what was done; the assistant searches the real TARDOC and Ambulante-Pauschalen catalogues, chooses the right tariff system and proposes the exact positions — applied with one click. It never receives patient identity or insurance data.
Tiers Garant or Tiers Payant, with a QR-bill
Tiers Garant: the patient pays the practice and forwards the bill to their insurer — the QR-bill carries the patient as payer. Tiers Payant: the practice bills the insurer directly, with an insurer recipient block and a QR-bill whose payer is the insurer. Every validated invoice produces a standards-compliant Swiss QR-bill payment part; drafts carry a clear "ENTWURF – nicht zur Zahlung" (draft, not for payment) notice.
Validate and submit electronically
One click: save → validate required fields (practice GLN/ZSR, insurer GLN, tax-point value …) → download the final PDF. If you submit electronically, validated TARDOC and Ambulante Pauschalen invoices go straight to the payer over the MediData network — no paper, no separate MediData software.
Currently in final certification with MediData. Contact us to be among the first practices connected.
- 14 days free, no credit card
- One login, unlimited invoices
- 10% off paid annually — CHF 89.10000000000001 per month
- Cancel monthly
- MediData fees are not included
Common questions
From our blog
TARDOC without a billing department: describe the case, get the invoice
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What is TARDOC? The new Swiss outpatient tariff explained
TARDOC replaced TARMED on 1 January 2026. What the new single-service tariff is, how positions and rules work — and what it means for your practice.
TARDOC vs. TARMED: what actually changes for your billing
Two systems instead of one, a rebuilt position catalogue and machine-checkable rules: the real differences between TARDOC and TARMED — and what they mean for billing teams.
Ambulante Pauschalen explained: when the flat rate applies — and when TARDOC does
Outpatient flat rates pay a treatment as one fixed amount and take precedence over TARDOC. When they apply — and which double-billing traps to avoid.
The TARDOC checklist for practices: six steps to clean billing
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Bill correctly starting today
Practice name, canton, email — that is all it takes to start.