Instead of scrolling through twenty write-ups before the patient walks in, you read one summary — with dates, diagnoses and what came of them.
A patient treated for years has dozens of visits in the record, lab results and recommendations written by different vets. Reading all that in the few minutes before check-in is not realistic, so in practice the vet glances at the last two visits and reconstructs the rest from the owner's account. The AI summary reads the documentation from a chosen scope and returns a concise overview: what happened, what was used to treat it and what came of it.
You pick the scope yourself: the last visits, a specific date range or the whole history. A generated summary is saved with the patient, so returning to the visit costs nothing — you generate a new one when something has actually changed. The same summary is visible in the app for vets, on the visit card, so it works when the vet is preparing on the way to the consulting room.
Instead of scrolling the record, you open a tab with the overview: the course of treatment, recurring problems, drugs and their effect. The rest of the visit starts from the specifics, not from reconstructing facts.
The last visits, a specific date range or the whole history. For a patient with years of records the scope keeps the prompt — and the token bill — within bounds.
Once generated it is saved with the patient and opens at no cost. You generate a new one when the record has actually grown.
Switching the module on is free. What is billed are the tokens spent generating a summary, topped up as a package in the clinic panel — a clinic that uses it once a week does not pay the same subscription as one that runs it every visit.
It is also visible in the app for vets, on the visit card and the patient card — exactly when the vet is walking down the corridor to the consulting room.
The summary organises what vets wrote into the record and adds nothing from outside the documentation. The full record stays where it is and remains the source of truth — where a decision demands it, you read the original write-up.
The “Summary of recent visits (AI)” card from the system, reproduced here on a fictional patient.
An example on a fictional patient. In the system the summary is built only from your clinic's documentation.
Only from the patient's documentation in your system — visits, diagnoses, drugs given, results and recommendations. Nothing outside the record is added.
The visit content from the chosen scope is sent to a language model (Anthropic's Claude), which returns the summary — which is why the module is optional and switched on deliberately by the clinic. Beyond that request the documentation does not leave the system.
Switching the module on is free; usage is billed. Each generated summary draws tokens from the package topped up in the clinic panel. Opening an existing summary costs nothing.
No. It is a shortcut into the case — the full documentation stays in place and it is what decides.
The first clinics get preferential terms, dedicated onboarding and direct contact with the product team.
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