What you're afraid of
A tyre change on a moving car
- Everything stops while the old system comes out.
- Nobody is sure the records came across properly.
- The team learns a new tool on a busy Monday.
- If it goes wrong, there's no way back.
How it works
Most owners put off changing systems because it feels like changing a tyre on a moving car. We do it the way a Formula 1 team does: everything prepared before the car comes in, then a swap that takes minutes.
A switch goes wrong when the work starts on the day. Ours starts weeks before, while your team carries on as normal.
What you're afraid of
How we do it
Picture a dental clinic: a busy front desk, a few dentists, a practice manager, and an old system holding years of patients. Here's what happens at each stage, for us and for them.
Fixed price, agreed upfront
Nothing changes at the desk
No match, no switch
Minutes, not weeks
This is the moment that makes the switch safe. Every line is counted in the old system and the new one. If a single number is out, we stop, find out why and fix it.
Example check report for the clinic. Every line must match before we switch.
Same team, same patients. Less typing, fewer phone calls, and hours handed back for the work that matters.
A booking is typed into the calendar, then the patient file, then the invoice.
The booking is entered once. The file and the invoice update themselves.
Lab orders are emailed, then chased by phone.
Every order and its status sits in one place, for everyone to see.
Pays are worked out on a calculator and keyed in by hand.
Pays are calculated against the award, and payslips go out on their own.
End-of-month reports are pieced together from spreadsheets.
Reports are ready whenever you need them.
No. Your team keeps using the old system until the new one has been built, filled with your records and checked. The switch itself happens at a quiet time and takes minutes.
Then we don't switch. We find the difference, fix it and run the check again. You only set a switch day when the report shows everything matches.
Very little. They help shape the system from the start, so it follows the way they already work. On switch day, we're on hand for anything that comes up.
It depends on the size of your business and how much history you have. The diagnosis gives you a clear timeline before you commit to anything.
The diagnosis has a fixed price, agreed before we start. Its report includes the price of the switch. After that, a monthly fee covers running, fixing and improving the system.
You do. They're your patients, your clients and your history. If you ever decide to leave, you get a full copy.
Tell us how your business runs today. You'll leave knowing whether a switch makes sense, and what it would change for your team.