Fewer double-booked schedules, bills built from memory and card terminals added up by hand. The front desk goes back to the owner and the pet.
Simulation by our team: a 17-person vet clinic with grooming, a shop and 790 visits a month. Estimated time.
On Reclame Aqui, 17 clinics and pet shops report losing their system mid-visit, from outages or billing lockouts.
One workflow per row, with the hours it gives back each month. The label shows what is still on the way.
A freed hour is capacity: more pets seen with the same front desk. In cash, the gain comes from what you stop paying: the vet software CERNE replaces as your main system and the owner messaging fee, which drops to the Meta price.
Vet software replaced: R$ 838 a month (15 users, with tax and inpatient modules, list price); depends on veterinary records and inpatient care, being built, and invoicing, in certification. Messages: R$ 209 to R$ 419 a month on 900 sends, from R$ 0.50 down to Meta's R$ 0.035. In the optimistic case, another R$ 500 from the AI service agent.
Each square is 10 hours of the clinic's month. CERNE steps into 51% of them: it automates, eliminates, standardizes or supports with AI. Visits, surgery, bathing, grooming and cleaning stay with the team.
We mapped 34 processes and 183 tasks of a reference vet clinic, with the time and frequency of each. Every task got a verdict (eliminate, standardize, automate, support with AI or keep human) and the CERNE module responsible for it.
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