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One round, end to end.

What the specialist said. What aurii drafted. What got signed.

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Scenario Day-2 post-operative review, general surgery ward
Consult length 2 min 11 sec spoken at the bedside
Documents produced 4 drafts from the one consult
Patient Synthetic · scripted · no real person
  • The progress note was drafted, corrected and signed before the round moved to the next bed.
  • The GP letter was queued for delivery from the same spoken review, and its delivery tracked back to aurii.
  • The discharge summary was already in draft when the round moved on, fed by each day's signed note.

Are you a hospital specialist overburdened with admin and needing to take work home? Let us introduce you to aurii.

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The aurii film: one admission from the first spoken consult to the signed discharge, in 84 seconds. Press play; it has sound.

Prefer to read? The whole demonstration is written out below, artefact by artefact.

From spoken review to drafted note.

The specialist speaks once at the bedside. When the recording ends, aurii drafts the progress note into the practice's own format, ready to read, correct and sign.

What the specialist said
  1. Day two after the lap appendicectomy. She's feeling much better.
  2. Obs are stable, afebrile since yesterday evening. Abdomen's soft, ports clean and dry, no ooze.
  3. Eating and drinking, passing flatus. This morning's white cells are down to eleven.
  4. Switch her to oral analgesia. Home tomorrow if she stays well.
  5. Letter to her GP please, and start the discharge summary.

Scripted for this demonstration. Synthetic patient, no real person.

What aurii draftedThe progress note as it appears in the app, waiting for the doctor to finalise it.

The rest of the record.

The same two minutes of speech also produced the letter, the discharge and the billing. Each stays a draft until the doctor signs or confirms it. The document shapes behind these live in the template gallery.

GP letter To the nominated GP · on discharge Demo patient · 34 · Bed 8 · Lap appendicectomy
Drafted · For sign-off
DEMO PATIENT · SYNTHETIC DATA

Thank you for continuing the care of our demo patient, admitted with acute appendicitis and treated with laparoscopic appendicectomy. Recovery was uncomplicated: by day 2 she was eating, mobilising independently and comfortable on simple analgesia.

I would be grateful if you could review the wounds in one week. Red flags and discharge medications are listed in the summary accompanying this letter.

Drafted by aurii. Reviewed and signed by the treating clinician before anything is filed.

In the surgeon's voice and addressed to the nominated GP. Once signed, it can travel over HL7 v2 through Medical Objects, and the delivery acknowledgement is tracked back against the letter in aurii.

Discharge summary Discharge summary · drafted during the stay Demo patient · 34 · Bed 8 · Lap appendicectomy
Drafted · For sign-off
DEMO PATIENT · SYNTHETIC DATA
Diagnosis Acute appendicitis. Procedure Laparoscopic appendicectomy, uncomplicated. Course Routine recovery. Diet, analgesia and mobility milestones met by day 2. Medications on discharge
  • Paracetamol 1 g, up to four times daily as required
Follow-up GP wound review in one week. Return if fever, worsening pain or wound concerns.
Drafted by aurii. Reviewed and signed by the treating clinician before anything is filed.

The medication list is drawn from the live prescription record at the moment of discharge, not from a snapshot taken earlier in the stay.

Billing Episode billing · for confirmation Demo patient · 34 · Bed 8 · Lap appendicectomy
Drafted · For sign-off
DEMO PATIENT · SYNTHETIC DATA
Items captured against the episode
  • Item 105 · captured at the bedside
  • Item 30443 · recorded against the operative episode
Surfaced by aurii. Every item is confirmed by the treating clinician before anything is claimed.

Billing is captured where the work happens; aurii does not decide what is claimable and does not set fees.

Then a doctor signs.

Every artefact above was a draft until this step. The review screen is where drafts live, and the audit trail is where every action lands.

  • Read Read the draftThe clinician reads every document and corrects anything, at the bed or later from the desktop.
  • Sign Sign it yourselfOnly then is anything filed, sent or billed. Nothing is issued unsigned, and the signature is the doctor's.
  • Recorded It is all on the recordEach action in this demonstration, from draft to signature, was written to the tamper-evident audit trail, retained for seven years.
How the audit chain works
Screenshot of the aurii audit trail: an append-only list of actions such as note created, note finalised and encounter updated, each with a hash, actor and timestamp.

A demonstration on synthetic data. The proof is the product itself: the drafts above, the system that made them, and the same workflow run on your own kind of round.

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The demonstration above took one consult. Run the same loop on your own list once you are set up: speak, read, sign, and judge the drafts yourself. One plan covers everything aurii does, at A$199 + GST per clinician, monthly.

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