AI-native cloud PIMS for modern vet clinics. Integrate AI Scribe, Sage clinical assistant, automated billing, inventory, and client texting in one platform.
The schedule is full. Demand isn't the problem — capture and efficiency are. Three levers that actually move veterinary practice revenue: capacity, charge capture, and cost control.
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Species differences. Weight-based dosing. Multiple meds at once. It only takes one gap. Bittsi checks for all three, automatically. https://t.co/8qXoAlCiuG
What’s the biggest friction in YOUR clinic right now?
1. Charting while examining
2. Inventory walk-and-gawk
3. Payment swivel-chair dance
Drop the number or emoji below 👇
We’re collecting real answers for the rest of the series!
Continuing the series…
Hey, it’s Dr. Ava 👋
We’ve covered charting and inventory…
now payments.
I’m in the middle of checkout, switch to the terminal, type the amount again… and hope I didn’t fat-finger it.
That swivel-chair dance between PIMS and payment terminal?
It happens every single day.
Who else still does the double-entry dance at checkout?
Drop a 🙋♀️ if this is your clinic.
(Series continues — more frictions coming)
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Documentation AI writes the note faster. Clinical AI helps you catch the drug interaction, the breed risk, the lab trend — before the decision is made. Here's the difference that matters.
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“Continuing from yesterday…”
What’s the biggest friction in YOUR clinic right now?
Charting | Inventory | Payments | Notes | Client comms
Drop the number or emoji below 👇
(We’re collecting real answers for the rest of the series)
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Medication errors are preventable. Most just aren't caught in time. Bittsi now flags drug interactions and dosing concerns in real time, at the point of prescribing. https://t.co/8qXoAlCiuG
The first thing that steals attention from the patient in front of veterinarian isn’t the phone.
It’s charting while examining.
Meet Dr. Ava. This is the start of a short series on real clinic friction, and what actually helps.
Who else feels this daily? comment below👇
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Sage reviews the day's charts before your team walks in, drafts estimates and messages as the day unfolds, then flags unbilled charges at close-out. Every draft still needs your approval.
Sage prepares. You approve.
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Shift handoff in one click, for every patient in the building.
Why they're here, what they're on, what was done today, what the next shift must not miss.
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Consent, treatment and the bill on the same row — because they're the same visit.
The estimate, what has been given and what is still owed sit together. That's what “built into the PIMS” means.
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An unrecorded code status showing as blank is a design decision. It's just a bad one.
Blank reads as “nothing to worry about.” The board says it was never recorded, which is the actual state of the world.
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The full film. 2:19, captioned.
Six-twelve PM on a veterinary floor, 118 patients, and a board built on one rule: never look alive when you aren't.
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When something runs late it doesn't whisper.
Warning, elevated, critical — on thresholds each hospital sets for its own floor. The board notices. You decide.
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The name on the schedule is already a risk profile — if you know what to look for. 🧵👇
Four small-breed dispositions worth a second look before the exam even starts. Sage flags the breed-specific pattern the moment a name hits the schedule — so the right question gets asked in the room, not after. (Illustrative & DVM-reviewed.)