Time-back calculator

Your numbers.
Your maths.

We don't claim the hours. We just add up the ones you give us.

Most ROI calculators hand you a number you can't check. This one only ever works on the figures you enter — your clinicians, your ward consults, the minutes you spend documenting now, and your own estimate for after. The arithmetic is shown in full, and the only figure aurii stands behind is the one you measure on your own ward.

Enter your figures, see the hours.

Drag or type. Every result updates from your inputs alone. Nothing here is pre-loaded with a saving we made up.

Your inputs
How many specialists would use aurii on the ward.
Bedside consults each clinician documents in a typical week.
Time the note, letters and billing take you per consult today.
This is your estimate, not ours. We've started it low as a conservative example — set it to whatever you'd genuinely expect once review and sign-off are quick.
Your result
8 hours / week

documentation time your practice could redirect to clinical work — on your figures.

368 hours / yearacross the practice · 46-week year
2 hours / weekper clinician
4 minutes / consultyour before − after

Based on 4 minutes less per consult, across 30 consults per clinician each week and 4 clinicians — your own figures, on a 46-week year.

The maths, in full

30 consults × 4 clinicians × 4 min saved ÷ 60 = 8 hours / week

“Min saved” is your minutes now minus minutes after aurii, both of which you set above. The yearly figure multiplies the weekly hours by 46 working weeks — a plain constant you can adjust in your own spreadsheet. We show the working so you can check every step.

This is your own estimate from the numbers you enter. aurii makes no guarantee of time saved; the only figure we stand behind is what you measure in your own practice. The arithmetic above is all this tool does — it multiplies your inputs and divides by sixty. It isn't a forecast, a benchmark or a promise.

Where the minutes actually go.

The “minutes per consult” you entered usually isn't one task. It's several, stacked up after the round.

The progress note

Typed up from memory or scribbled notes after you've left the bedside, often hours later.

The GP & referrer letters

Correspondence redrafted from the same consult, then chased to the right inbox.

The billing

Matching the item to the encounter — easy to defer, easy to lose, easy to under-capture.

The discharge

Pulled together at the end of an admission from notes written across days.

aurii drafts each of these from what you say at the bedside, and a named specialist reviews and signs before anything is final. We won't tell you how many minutes that is for you — that's exactly what your own “after” estimate, and a pilot, are for.

Like the maths?
Now measure it for real.

Run aurii on your own admissions and the “after” stops being an estimate. That's the only number worth trusting.

hello@aurii.com.au · SYD primary // MEL backup // always doctor-signed