Getting started
We set you up, with you
There is no signup form at the end of this page. Getting started with Eva is a working session with the team behind Eva — deliberate and direct. For a clinical product that sits in your operatory and handles patient conversations, we think setup should be a conversation, not a checkout flow.
What we set up together
Four things done with you, not left to you
Four working sessions with the team behind Eva, none of them a form you fill in alone.
The paperwork conversation
Before a single consult is recorded, we have the compliance conversation: a patient-consent pack and a data-processing agreement (DPA) are provided on request, and you put them in place with your own counsel. Documents and a walkthrough, not a box you tick.
Your providers and team, mapped
We set up your clinicians and team members in Clinic Settings with you, so from the first recording every consult lands under the right provider and your team sees their own work.
Eva's voice, tuned to your clinic
Eva ships as one opinionated clinical product — what you tune is the voice, never the clinical rules. Your practice's tone and identity are set through the Clinic Persona form, so Eva communicates and operates like your own coordinator. Clinical-note wording has its own bounded Clinical Voice setting.
A walkthrough of the loop
We walk your team through the completion loop end to end (what's testable today, what's built and in testing) so nobody is left to figure Eva out from a help page.
Your first consult
The recording is the easy part
Once you're set up, your first consult is one small step: no special kit, nothing to install.
- A reasonably quiet room. The hardware you already own is enough.
- A current browser on a laptop or desktop for recording consults; a phone or tablet is fine for checking the pipeline. Nothing to install, and we confirm your setup during onboarding.
- Tick the patient-consent checkbox before recording — the record button waits for it.
- Then just talk to your patient the way you always do. No forms mid-consult, no scripts — one recording captures one clinical event.
What comes back
Three things land from one recording
All three come from the same recording, and your team reviews them. The clinical note has a clinician sign-off; copying it to your PMS remains a manual team action.
A source-grounded, court-mindful note
Drafted from what was said in that consult, with a “please verify” marker on findings Eva could not pin down. You review it, approve it, and copy it into your PMS by clipboard. Eva never writes to your PMS.
A Team Brief for the front desk
A front-desk-ready view of the verified consult, so the desk picks up exactly where the clinician left off without deciphering a clinical note. It carries the sections a coordinator actually needs: what was decided, safe follow-up language, what to verify before contacting, and when to escalate to the dentist instead of answering.
A Patient Assessment
Eva's read of the patient's readiness and what is holding them back, from the same consult, so your team knows how to help them decide rather than just what was diagnosed. The barrier is named from a fixed set your team will recognise: financial, time, fear, trust, needing more information, wanting a second opinion, or none. A patient who understands the plan and simply is not ready gets no invented barrier, and a procedure dictation gets no assessment at all, because there is no decision in one to read.
Then the loop takes over
The note is where Eva starts, not where she stops
Past the note, Eva is a treatment completion engine: the consult becomes a case, and the case is carried toward done.
- Case building & treatment plans
- Case pipeline & attention queues
- In-treatment through completed
Built and running — in testing with our first clinics. We walk your team through it during onboarding and show where each piece stands.
Your whole team plugs in
One recording, three people working from it
Eva is more than dictation. Where a practice has a team, each role gets its own view of the same consult, with its maturity clearly marked; where the dentist is the whole team, the same views are simply all yours.
Your clinician
Records the consult and signs the note. Eva drafts; the clinician decides, and because Eva cannot write to your chart, nothing reaches the record that someone on your team did not put there.
Test it today
Your front desk
Works from the Team Brief (what was decided, what the patient needs next) instead of reconstructing it from a clinical note.
Test it today
Your treatment coordinator
Works the case pipeline and attention queues as cases move from consult toward treatment. This part of the loop is built and in testing — we walk your coordinator through it during onboarding.
Built · in testing
Setup starts with a conversation
Tell us about your clinic and we'll take it from there — the paperwork conversation, your team mapped, Eva's voice tuned, and a walkthrough of the loop so you're ready for your first consult.