
Onboarding cleared before a reviewer opens it
Registry lookups, director checks and sanctions screening run on arrival, so the file reaching a reviewer is complete and risk-banded.
Custom AI automation for service businesses
Launch one live workflow in 6 to 10 weeks. Keep your CRM, WhatsApp, calendars and operating controls.
Inside the software your team already uses. One live workflow in 6 to 10 weeks.
No migrationFixed scopeWeekly working builds

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This is Ideora Health, from the enquiry to the line in the management report. Every system we build has this shape: the routine completes on its own, and the moment it is unsure it stops and names a person.
A call, a WhatsApp message or a web form, answered in seconds at any hour, in the language it was written in.
The request is read for what is actually being asked, then matched to the right department and location before a slot is offered.
Into the calendar or HIS your front desk already works in. There is no second diary to reconcile.
Urgent clinical wording, an unclear request, no available slot or a missing consent goes to a member of staff rather than being answered.
Every action lands in the same record the dashboard reads, so the report and the operation cannot disagree.
Appointment booking
A message, a call or a form arrives. The system reads what was asked, checks what is genuinely free in the calendar your team already works in, books it and confirms it. What it cannot answer stops and names a person.
Choose an industry
Healthcare, automotive and real estate run in production today. The rest are the same system, built to your rules.
Before and after
Nothing about the job changes. What changes is how long it sits before somebody gets to it.
| Measure | Before | With Ideora |
|---|---|---|
| Time to a confirmed answerMedian. Holding replies do not count. | 4–6 hours | 40 seconds |
| People it takes to book one jobA person sees the exceptions. Nothing else reaches them. | Someone, every time | Nobody |
| Where the work is keptBacklog and ageing visible the day they happen. | 3 inboxes + 1 spreadsheet | 1 record |
Running in automotive, real estate and healthcare since February 2026. Six to ten weeks from first conversation to a system in production.
Real-world use cases
Clients are under NDA, so each is described by what it does and what it replaced.
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Takes the enquiry, finds the vehicle, holds a bay and returns a confirmed slot before an advisor has read the message.
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Enquiries scored against budget, area and readiness, then routed with a viewing already offered against the agent's calendar.
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Intake completed by message and coverage verified with the payer, so the desk works a short list of exceptions and nothing else.
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Every action writes to one record, so backlog, ageing and exceptions are visible the day they happen, weeks before month end.
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Registry lookups, director checks and sanctions screening run on arrival, so the file reaching a reviewer is complete and risk-banded.

Conflict checks, engagement letters and ID chasing are done before a partner opens the file. It arrives ready to bill.
Attributed by role and scale only. Named references are available to serious enquiries under NDA.
The first week of the audit told us more about our own process than two years of reporting had.
Services
Four stages from the first map to a system in production. The products above are these same stages against a workflow we have built before, which is why they take less time.
Find where the work waits
We map the process as it actually runs: every handoff, every wait, the exception rules nobody wrote down, and what success is measured in. You keep the map whether or not you continue with us.
One method, every stage
After launch
Most automation fails quietly six weeks after launch, when a form changes or a queue grows and nobody is watching. We monitor the queues, exceptions, accuracy and cost, and keep improving the process while it runs.
A monitored system, a named owner for exceptions, and a report that matches the operation.
Six stages, six to ten weeks. You approve the design before anything is built, and you keep the dashboard afterwards.
We walk the process you want automated, meet the people who run it today, and agree what success looks like before anything is designed.
We map the architecture, the systems it touches, and what runs automatically versus what a person reviews. Then we fix the scope and the price.
You see working software every week. Nobody sends you a status update instead. Each build runs against your staging data the same day it ships.
The system is wired into the software you already run, with your permissions and escalation rules, then run against real volume before cutover.
Your team works the system against real cases until it behaves the way the blueprint said it would. Your IT reviewer signs off the integration scope. Then it goes live alongside the current process, not instead of it.
We operate the system and you keep the dashboard. Backlog, ageing and exceptions are visible the day they happen.
Our systems read and write to the software your team already uses. No migration, no second system to keep in sync.
We would rather answer these before a contract than after one. There is no compliance badge on this page, because we have not been audited against one and will not imply otherwise.
Records are written into the software you already own. We hold the working state a workflow needs and its audit trail, hosted in India.
Security and data handling →Which actions complete alone and which wait for approval is agreed in writing, visible in the console, and changed by you rather than by a model update.
Where a person still decides →Timestamp, source, the rule that acted and the result, retained for every automated write. Nothing our systems do is unexplainable afterwards.
Audit and access control →Client data runs your workflows and nothing else. It is not used to train, fine-tune or evaluate models, ours or a provider's.
How we handle data →Next step
Thirty minutes with you and your operations lead. We map the handoffs on the call and tell you which a system can take first. You keep the map either way.