Built in Australia, for the ward round.
aurii is a clinician-founded Australian company, building the documentation layer for private-hospital specialists.
Run on a few non-negotiables.
We started aurii because the best part of medicine is the patient in front of you, and the worst part is the paperwork that follows you home. So we built a tool that listens once at the bedside and has the paperwork drafted before you reach the lift.
You stay in control
Aurii drafts; it does not diagnose, triage or make clinical decisions, and it sends nothing in your name. Every note, letter, billing item and discharge stays a draft until a specialist reviews and signs it.
- A documentation tool, not a diagnostic device
- Nothing final, sent or billed until you sign
- Recording runs only when you choose to capture
Your data stays in Australia
Sydney primary, Melbourne backup. Clinical data is encrypted record by record in Australian Key Vault and isolated to your practice, with a 7-year tamper-evident audit of every action.
- Hosted and encrypted in Australia
- Record-level encryption, isolated per practice
- Purge on request. Destroyed, not just hidden
An Australian company, by design.
Built by clinicians and engineers for Australian private-hospital medicine, and registered here.
- Company Aurii Pty Ltd: clinical software for Australian private-hospital specialists.
- ABN 52 697 638 538, registered in Queensland, Australia.
- Founded By clinicians: started by people who have lived the write-up that follows a ward round.
- Built for The Australian round: the way private hospitals and specialists actually work, from private health fund billing to discharge on the ward.
- Status Onboarding now: specialists and private hospitals across Australia, each starting on their own admissions, set up with our team.
Want to talk to the people behind aurii?
We are an Australian team and we answer our own email. Tell us about your practice and we will walk the round through on your own patients.
Aurii Pty Ltd ABN 52 697 638 538 Queensland, Australia