Flagship Feature

Every Conversation Informed by the Chart

Medical Intelligence is what makes Puppilot different. Real-time access to patient records means the AI references specific medications, lab results, surgical history, and treatment plans in every conversation.

Product Feature

Chart-Aware AI Conversations

Unlike generic AI assistants, Puppilot reads your PIMS in real time. When a client calls about their dog's post-op care, Puppilot knows what surgery was performed, what medications were prescribed, and what the discharge instructions said. Every answer is specific to the patient — not a generic script.

  • 🧠 Real-time PIMS read access
  • 💊 Medication & dosage awareness
  • 📝 Procedure-specific guidance

Not Just AI — AI With Context

Generic AI assistants can tell a caller what a medication does. Puppilot can tell them that their specific pet is on that medication, at what dose, prescribed by which doctor, and when it was last refilled. That's the difference between a helpful call and a truly informed one.

Lab Results, Explained in Context

When a client calls about blood work, Puppilot doesn't just read numbers. It contextualizes results against the patient's history — noting trends, comparing to previous values, and flagging what the veterinary team has already addressed in their notes.

Surgical History Informs Every Post-Op Call

After surgery, clients have questions. Puppilot reads the surgical report, discharge instructions, and prescribed medications to answer with specificity — not generic post-op advice, but guidance tailored to exactly what happened in the OR.

Knows When It Doesn't Know

Medical Intelligence includes knowing the boundaries. When a question requires clinical judgment that goes beyond what the record can answer, Puppilot transparently tells the client and routes to your team — with all the context captured from the conversation.

Inbound call | Post-visit lab result question
Client
Hi, we brought our dog Baxter in last week for his senior panel. The vet mentioned something about his kidney values. Can someone explain the results?
Puppilot
I have Baxter's lab results from his visit on January 28th. His BUN is 38 mg/dL and creatinine is 1.9 mg/dL. Both are mildly elevated compared to the normal range. Looking at his previous bloodwork from July, his BUN was 32 and creatinine was 1.6 — so there has been a slight upward trend.
AI pulls current lab values AND compares to the previous panel to show the trend.
Client
Is that something to worry about?
Puppilot
I can see that Dr. Lin noted these values in Baxter's chart and has recommended a follow-up renal panel in 3 months along with a urine test. She also suggested increasing his water intake. For a specific conversation about what these values mean for Baxter, I'd recommend speaking with Dr. Lin directly. Would you like me to schedule a phone consultation?

Common Questions About Medical Intelligence

What medical data does Puppilot access?

Puppilot can access patient demographics, medical history, current medications, lab results, vaccination records, surgical reports, discharge instructions, and appointment history — depending on what your PIMS makes available through its connection.

Is the medical data secure?

All data transfers between your PIMS and Puppilot are encrypted in transit and at rest. We maintain SOC 2 compliance practices. Patient data is accessed in real-time during calls and is not stored permanently outside your PIMS.

Can the AI make medical recommendations?

Puppilot references what your veterinary team has already documented — it relays existing diagnoses, prescribed treatments, and documented instructions. It does not make independent medical recommendations. When a question requires clinical judgment, it routes to your team.

What if there's an error in the medical record?

Puppilot reads what's in the chart. If a client questions information that seems wrong, the AI notes the discrepancy and flags it for your team to review, rather than trying to resolve it independently.

How quickly does it access the records?

Medical record lookups happen in real time during the conversation. There's no delay — the AI pulls patient data as soon as the caller is identified, typically within the first few seconds of the call.

See the AI that reads your charts

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