Last updated on November 20th, 2025
Choosing the right data system is one of the biggest decisions for an ABA clinic. It is because accurate data is the backbone of effective ABA therapy. It helps clinicians track progress, adjust teaching plans, and share clear results with families. Today, a wide range of software tools make it easier than ever to collect, store, and analyze session data securely.
This short guide compares leading options in 2025 and explains the crucial features that are best fit for your practice or clinic.
Leading Software Options for ABA Therapy
1. Raven Health — Clinician-First Data Collection & Practice Management
Raven Health is an all-in-one data collection and practice management platform built specifically for ABA therapy. It aims to simplify documentation, reporting, and business tools, so clinicians spend less time on paperwork and more time with clients.
Our clinician-friendly interface is designed so new users (techs or BCBAs) can learn basic data entry in under 15 minutes. Raven emphasizes ease of use.
Our ABA data collection software is also mobile-friendly, so you can use it easily on both iOS and Android devices.
Beyond data collection, Raven includes features for scheduling, session notes, insurance billing, client intake, session notes, insurance billing, and business-level tools (e.g. managing multiple clinicians). This makes it more than just a data-tracker.
Our platform gathers session data so BCBAs can analyze progress, document what happened during therapy, and generate reports useful for families and insurance.
Raven can also reduce the time spent on data entry and increase time available for clinical work. Above all, with HIPAA / BAA features, data privacy is a stated priority.
Good for: Clinics wanting one system for data, reports, and business tools.
Watch for: May include more practice-management features than some small teams need.
2. CentralReach — Enterprise-Grade, All-In-One
CentralReach is built for multi-site clinics and large teams. It offers reporting, scheduling, billing, and data security features aimed at enterprise customers. Clinics choose it for its automatic monthly reports and in-depth client summaries.
Moreover, an EVV-compliant mobile application with real-time data collection offers fast and easy access for therapists. CentralReach publishes regular security audits and emphasizes HIPAA and SOC2 controls. If you run a bigger clinic and need one system for billing + clinical + staff training, CentralReach is a top pick.
Good for: large clinics, multi-site programs
Watch for: steeper learning curve and higher cost
3. Catalyst (Ensora Data Collection) — Fast Mobile-First Charting
Ensora ABA (formerly Catalyst) is known for fast, therapist-friendly mobile data entry and offline support. It emphasizes quick session charting, automatic graphs, and templates for common programs.
Catalyst also states end-to-end encryption and HIPAA protections for stored PHI. If your teams spend most of their time in homes or schools, Catalyst’s app-focused workflow is a strong fit.
Good for: teams collecting data in the field (home/school)
Watch for: fewer enterprise billing features than some larger suites
4. Rethink Behavioral Health — Built-in Curriculum + Syncing
Rethink offers a large library of customizable curriculum including over 1,500 pre-built treatment goals and video training in addition to mobile data collection that syncs online/offline. It focuses on clinical fidelity (consistent implementation) and quick progress views for supervisors.
Rethink highlights secure data storage and compliance measures in its info-security notes. If your clinic values ready-made programs and caregiver training alongside data capture, Rethink is worth a close look.
Good for: clinics that want embedded curricula and caregiver training
Watch for: balancing built-in content with custom program needs
5. AlohaABA — Practical, Value-Focused Options
AlohaABA positions itself as a full practice manager with easy dashboards (scheduling, billing, reports) and ABA-specific workflows.
AlohaABA is often chosen by small to mid-sized clinics that want a workable mix of admin and clinical features without enterprise pricing.
Good for: small to medium clinics seeking affordability and core features
Watch for: check offline/mobile capability if staff work in low-connectivity settings
Digital vs Paper tracking
For most clinics in 2025, digital wins for accuracy and scaling but paper may still serve as a backup in low-tech contexts.
Takeaway
Trial the software with real therapists for a week: test live sessions, offline sync, report exports, and supervisor review. Ask for a BAA and a recent security attestation before you sign. The best system balances accurate, easy data entry with clear reports and strong privacy so your clinicians can focus on clients, not forms.
Clinicians can apply these strategies more efficiently using tools like Raven Health. Request a demo or start a free trial to see it in action.
