You talk. The note writes itself. Say the case like a handover — Provify writes the complete clinical note and puts it on your clinic computer, ready to paste. Speak once, never type it twice.
No patient names, ever — you describe the treatment, not the person. Nothing identifying is stored.
Your phone hears the case. Your clinic computer shows the note. You copy it into the EMR and move to the next patient — no typing it a second time.
The day is over, you are tired, and you type one short line for each patient. The anaesthetic you used, the isolation, the post-op instructions you gave — all gone. Provify writes the full note in the 60 seconds after you finish, while you still remember it.
A clinic day is full of small promises — call the lab, check on the extraction, review the crown. You never stop to write them down. So don't. End the note with “remind me…” and it becomes a dated task in Memory, linked to the case, waiting on the right day.
Put in the price of each treatment one time. After that, every case you log adds itself up. At the end of the month you have your own number — before anyone tells you what it is.
Your treatments, your prices, in whatever currency you get paid in. You do this once and never again.
You speak the note like normal. Provify sees the treatment, finds the price, adds it to the month.
Your total, and your share of it at your commission rate. Ready before the clinic sends you anything.
Your prices and your commission rate are private to you. This is your own count of the cases you logged — it is not a payslip and not an official record, and it only counts what you actually log.
Provify is your own app, not the clinic's. That is exactly why it fits anywhere — nothing to install, nobody to ask, no system to change.
Whatever system your clinic runs, your note pastes straight into it. It fits everywhere because it never tries to plug into anything.
So: it doesn't connect to the clinic's system, and doesn't replace it.You describe the treatment, not the person. No names, no initials, no ID numbers — so there is nothing sensitive in your account and nothing to protect.
So: it isn't a patient record system, and it can't replace one.No need for access to the clinic's books to know what you produced this month. Your logged cases add themselves up, and the total is visible to you alone.
So: it isn't clinic accounting, and it isn't a payslip.Change clinic, change emirate, change country. The account is yours and every case comes with you.
So: nobody at your clinic can see or keep it.You already do the work. This is what it costs to stop losing it — the note you never typed, the case nobody counted, the hour you spent at home finishing paperwork.
Leave a clinic and the notes stay on their server. The clinic keeps its record — this keeps yours. Every case you've ever done, wherever you work next.
Every case in one place, yours across every job and move.
Each note locks the moment you save it — the version that defends you later.
X-rays and clinical photos attach to the case they belong to, instead of getting lost in your camera roll.
Endo, resto, surgery, prostho — pull up any case in seconds.



I'm a dentist. By the end of a full day, nobody wants to type notes — so they end up late, vague, or missing.
So I built Provify: say what you did while it's fresh, get a complete note — and keep a case history that's yours for good.