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Airyus is the AI-native CRM for aesthetic and surgical practices. Every text, call and web inquiry lands in one inbox, pre-op checklists keep themselves honest, and payments square up with QuickBooks, so your team gets to all clear and back to patients.
01 · What it does
Five tabs, one calm place.
The front desk, the clinic and the back office, in one place, with a small crew that keeps each corner tidy.
Front desk
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Every conversation, one inbox.
Texts, calls, email and web inquiries in one thread per lead, with a team chat (Breeze) next door.
Biscuit has opinions about voicemail.
Clinic
02
Pre-op, without the paper chase.
Surgery checklists, scheduling and charting in one workflow, so nothing is discovered the morning of.
Pip checks it twice. Then once more, for luck.
Back office
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Payments that square up.
Payment requests with a gentle Nudge, synced to QuickBooks so the books match without the month-end scramble.
Bramble guards the ledger. Prickly about it, too.
02 · The crew
The little things your team will notice.
Software your team opens a hundred times a day should be kind to them. So we sweat the small stuff.
Needs you now
One row per lead
✓All clear ✓ · nothing is waiting on a human
the best two words in the building
My sticky note 👑
Call the lab before noon. Order more gauze.
Only you can see this, not even other staff 🕵️
for your eyes only, really
Breeze # front-desk
- Dot H. Who are all of us? There are so many!!
- Marco B. the printer has a name now. It’s Gerald.
the team chat has jokes
the dashboard changes with the time of day
03 · In the works
In the works.
An assistant that picks up the phone.
We’re teaching Airyus to answer the calls your front desk can’t get to: it takes the common questions, books the consult, and hands everything else to a person, with notes. It’s still in training, and we’ll say so until it isn’t.
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1Practice it was built inside
Airyus wasn’t designed in a boardroom. It grew up in a working facial plastic surgery practice, shaped every day by the people answering the phones and closing the books.
Each practice’s data stays its own. Ask us exactly how; we like that question.
Come up the hill.
A short demo, the real product, pretend patients. No pitch deck, promise.