One round.
The whole record.

Speak the consult once; aurii drafts the note, the letters and the discharge, and captures the private health fund billing for you to sign.

Request early access Watch one admission, start to finish

Watch it happen at real pace.

Turn the sound on: one admission worked bedside to discharge, with a voiceover explaining what aurii is doing at each step.

One round · speak to signature Press play; it won’t start on its own. Prefer stills? The same admission, screen by screen.

Every part works off one record.

One record runs the whole admission, from the note that opens it to the discharge that closes it. The chart and the letters live in between.

One patient’s clinical journey in aurii: the consult note, two GP letters with delivery status, and the billing entry, together on one timeline. — Everything below works off this one timeline.

Capture. Get the patient into the record

Signing in, the patient’s master record, and turning the consult into a note. Every admission starts here.

Authentication & accessSigns in through your hospital’s own directory. Access is scoped by role to the wards and patients you cover.
Patient master & OCROne record per patient, kept reconciled. Photograph a referral or admission form and aurii reads the details into the chart.
Consult captureThe whole bedside conversation, recorded hands-free, or dictated straight into your note format.

Note & letter templates

Care. Hold the whole clinical picture

The chart, the timeline and the round in one place, shared across the care team.

Chart & timelineEvery note, result, letter and decision on one continuous, searchable patient timeline.
Shared timelinesCo-treating teams see the same picture: surgeon, physician and registrar working from one record.
Ward roundsYour list, ordered for the round. Open each patient, speak, and sign in turn before you move to the next bed.

Access, scoped and logged

Communicate. Move the correspondence

Letters, tasks, results and scripts all run through the same record, so nothing gets lost between the inbox and the ward.

Letters & messagesGP discharge summaries, referrals, specialist-to-specialist and family letters, drafted from the consult, with secure messaging within the care team.
Inbox & tasksOne queue for what needs you: notes to sign, letters to approve, results to action.
ScriptsScripts run through the same record as the note that prompted them, queued for your sign-off.

Letters into GP software

Close. Finish the episode cleanly

Discharge, billing and the day’s summary, closed off accurately. Behind it sits a permanent, tamper-evident record.

DischargeA complete discharge summary, ready the moment the bed is needed.
Private health fund billingYou capture and confirm the billing items at the bedside, recorded against the episode ready to claim.
Audit & integrityEvery draft, correction and signature is recorded against the episode automatically.

See discharge to billing

Three questions, answered straight.

What doctors ask before they trust a scribe: the voice, the errors and the dead spots.

Voice Will it sound like me?Your note and letter formats become templates at onboarding: your headings, ordering, phrasing, letterhead. Every draft is written into them. Adjust a template and every later draft follows, so notes read like yours from the first round.
Corrections What if it’s wrong?You fix it before you sign, right in the note. Every version is kept in the audit trail. A correction stays traceable months later.
Coverage What about dead spots?Hospital black spots are normal, so capture doesn’t depend on coverage. The encounter is stored on your phone and reconciled the moment you’re back in range, exactly once. You keep rounding while the record catches up.

At 07:24,
the doctor disagreed.

The moment that matters, from a synthetic-patient round: aurii drafted a step-down plan, and the doctor rewrote it against the morning bloods.

Progress note Plan · drafted 07:21, corrected 07:24 68 · Bed 7 · General medicine

Drafted · For sign-off

DEMO PATIENT · SYNTHETIC DATA

Plan · as aurii drafted it ~~Step down to oral antibiotics tomorrow if afebrile overnight.~~ Plan · as the doctor signed it Continue IV antibiotics a further 48 hours. CRP 180 this morning; repeat with tomorrow’s bloods before any step-down.

The doctor’s edit replaced the drafted plan before signing, and the step-down never reached the ward. Both versions stay on the record.

The four foundations.

Data sovereignty comes first, and the other three hold for every specialty and every ward size. The detail lives on the security page.

Hosted Hosted in AustraliaPrimary in Sydney, Melbourne backup. Your audio, notes and records live in Australia, stored and encrypted here.
Sealed Record-level encryptionEncrypted record by record in Australian Key Vault, isolated to your practice. Ask us to purge it and it’s destroyed for good.
Audited 7-year tamper-evident auditAn append-only, tamper-evident record of every document and every action, kept for seven years.
Signed Always doctor-signedEvery draft waits for you. It becomes final, sends or bills only after you have reviewed and signed it yourself.

See the whole record built on your ward.

Tell us how your rounds run and we’ll set aurii up to match the way you already work.

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Pricing: A$199 + GST / clinician / monthEarly access by request

Prefer email? Write to the team directly. There’s no form to submit, just a draft to send.

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One round.The whole record.