The questions,
answered plainly.

You speak the consult at the bedside. From that one spoken consult, aurii drafts the progress note, the GP and referrer letters, the discharge summary and the private health fund billing. Nothing is sent or final until you review and sign it. It's a documentation tool — it writes up what you say, it doesn't decide the clinical care.

A phone or a browser, and consent to record the consult. aurii runs as an app on the ward and in any modern browser at a desk — there's nothing to install on hospital infrastructure. Your existing devices and network are enough to start.

We set up your practice and clinicians, configure your wards and letter templates, and walk your team through a first few consults. Most specialists are drafting from real consults the same day. We also set up export and offboarding at the start, so leaving is as clean as joining.

Specialists and the private hospitals they round in. It's shaped around the inpatient ward round — the round note, the referrer letters and the discharge — rather than a GP clinic. See what it does for the detail.

From one spoken consult, aurii drafts the progress note, the GP and referrer letters, the discharge summary and the private health fund billing. They're prepared together, from the same recording, so you don't dictate the same thing four times.

Yes. Nothing is final, sent or billed until you review and sign it — ideally before you leave the ward. aurii drafts; you decide. Your signature, and who applied it, is written to the audit record.

Always. The draft is a starting point, not a verdict. Edit the note, adjust a letter, change a billing item — every change is recorded against your sign-off, so the final document is the one you stand behind.

aurii prepares the private health fund billing from the same consult, ready for you to check against what was done. You confirm and sign it like everything else — it's never submitted on its own.

Ward rounds aren't tidy. aurii drafts from what you actually said, and you fill any gaps on review. Because you sign the final document, an incomplete draft is simply a draft — it never becomes a record until you've checked it.

A$199 per clinician per month. You pay for the clinicians who use it — there's no platform fee, setup fee or per-document charge on top.

Yes — a 14-day free trial. You can use aurii on real consults during the trial and decide with your own work in front of you, not a demo. Start the free trial.

GST is itemised on every invoice. Billing runs through Stripe, which shows the ex-GST amount and the GST as separate lines, so your accounts have a clean tax-compliant record.

Cancel anytime — there's no lock-in contract. Your subscription is monthly per clinician. When you leave, we help you export your records, and the audit history of what happened to them goes with you. See the terms for the detail.

Stripe, a PCI-DSS Level 1 payment provider. Card details are handled entirely by Stripe — aurii never stores them, and Stripe never sees any clinical data.

Your clinical data lives in Australia. Audio, transcripts, the drafted records and their backups are hosted and encrypted here — primary in Sydney, backup in Melbourne. The full picture is on the security page.

Record by record, in Australian Key Vault, isolated to your practice. Every connection is encrypted in transit and sensitive data is encrypted at rest. Ask us to purge it and it's destroyed for good, not just hidden.

Every action is written to a 7-year tamper-evident audit. Each entry is hash-chained to the one before it, so if any entry were changed, reordered or removed, the chain would break — and you can re-compute it to prove the record is exactly as it was made. See the audit ledger.

A short list: Microsoft Azure (hosting, storage and record-level encryption in Australia), an enterprise AI provider (the drafting engine), Medical Objects (secure clinical messaging) and Stripe (billing only — never clinical data). The trust centre sets out who does what, and where.

aurii is built to align with the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles, and handles health information as sensitive information. aurii's technology is built, hosted and secured by Black Shard Pty Ltd, which holds SMB1001:2026 Gold. Our Privacy Policy maps to each principle.

The treating clinician. aurii drafts from what you say; the named specialist reviews and signs every output and remains responsible for the clinical content. The tool never acts on its own.

No. aurii is a documentation tool, not a diagnostic device. It does not diagnose, triage, flag results or make clinical decisions, which keeps it outside the TGA's definition of a regulated medical device. TGA guidance ↗

aurii is designed around the RACGP's guidance on AI scribes — the clinician always reviews and signs the note. The draft is never the record until a person has checked and signed it. RACGP on AI scribes ↗

Never automatically. No note, letter, billing item or discharge is issued until a named specialist has reviewed and signed it. The signature, and who applied it, is written to the audit ledger.

aurii sends and receives clinical messages over HL7 v2, with Medical Objects connectivity for secure delivery to Australian practices. A signed GP letter reaches the referrer's clinical inbox, not a fax tray.

HL7 v2 for clinical messaging, the standard most Australian practice and hospital systems already speak. Medical Objects connectivity handles the secure transport to the receiving practice.

Because aurii speaks HL7 v2 and connects through Medical Objects, it slots into the messaging Australian practices already use. Talk to us about your setup and we'll confirm the fit — get in touch.