To combat administrative overload, one of the main causes of burnout among doctors, the Agendart, a management platform exclusively for healthcare professionals, launched an AI-powered solution capable of reducing up to 70% of the time spent on bureaucratic tasks. According to the São Paulo Medical Association, 73% of doctors consider bureaucracy the most frustrating aspect of the profession, and it is estimated that up to half of these professionals’ workday is dedicated to non-clinical activities, such as filling out medical records, financial management, accounting, and marketing.
The platform, developed to serve all healthcare specialties, including independent professionals, clinics, and hospitals—ranging from small practices to large healthcare institutions—features functionalities such as AI-powered recording, transcription, and summarization of electronic health records; a smart scheduling system with automated reminders via WhatsApp, SMS, and email; financial management with automated billing and reduced delinquency; digital document generation with electronic signatures for receipts, certificates, referrals, and prescriptions; and quick and easy website creation for clinics.
According to the company, the platform’s benefits go beyond administrative task automation, directly impacting the quality of care and patient experience. “Our goal is to simplify the daily routine of healthcare professionals so they can focus more on patients and less on bureaucracy. With our platform, it is possible to reduce time spent on medical records by up to 70%, decrease patient no-shows by up to 70%, and have a functional website in just 10 minutes,” states Felipe Napoli, co-founder and CEO of Agendart.
Currently, over 5,000 clients already use the system, including institutions such as Beneficência Portuguesa de São Paulo, Sesi, and Amil. The company is a Google technology partner and has been accelerated by innovation programs in healthcare in Brazil and abroad, reinforcing its position as one of the leading digital solutions for healthcare management in the country.
