Markus for opticians
Markus knows your optician paperwork, the standardised optical quote, the adaptation report to the ophthalmologist, the equipment advice sheet, and writes them in your own style, while you're on the shop floor. A copilot that speaks optics, not a generic scribe.
The paperwork Markus writes for you.
From your dictation, in your own style. The standardised quote, the adaptation report to the ophthalmologist, the equipment advice sheet, reviewed in a minute, validated.
An example of a document generated by Markus, in your own style.
- Class A frame (identified manufacturer reference), fully covered.
- Class A progressive lenses, hard and anti-reflective coating.
- Out-of-pocket: €0. Reimbursement base applied.
- Class B frame chosen with the customer.
- Index 1.6 progressive lenses, anti-reflective and blue-light filter.
- Estimated coverage: statutory health insurance + complementary cover.
Optician's identity, quote number and date, delivery time, payment terms. Reference to the ophthalmologist's prescription included.
How an appointment with Markus unfolds.
Markus fits into your appointment without changing your shop-floor habits.
You run the refraction and measurements
Refraction, measurements, fitting: you work as usual, eyes on the wearer. You dictate the correction, pupillary distance and heights out loud, Markus listens and structures.
Markus writes in your style
Standardised quote, adaptation report to the physician, advice sheet: the document comes out in your own format, with the required mentions and full-coverage framing, not a generic text.
You review, you validate
A glance, an occasional correction, Markus learns from each one. The advice and the adaptation stay yours. A minute, not after closing time.
It's sent and filed
Adaptation report ready for the ophthalmologist, advice sheet to the wearer's file, follow-ups scheduled. Before the customer has left the shop.
What Markus handles on the shop floor.
Six optician tasks taken off your plate, starting with the two generic medical scribes can't handle: the adaptation letter to the ophthalmologist and the standardised quote.
The adaptation letter to the ophthalmologist, written for you
When you adapt a correction at renewal, you must inform the prescribing physician. Markus drafts the adaptation report (refraction result, change from the prescription, the "not a medical examination" wording) in a collegial tone. You review, you validate.
The standardised quote prepared, class A and class B
The most repeated paperwork of the day. Markus prepares the content of the standardised quote: full-coverage offer (class A) and class B offer, required mentions, prescription reference, lens and frame detail. Ready to present and explain to the customer.
The refraction and measurements, dictated hands-free
You're at the instrument or taking measurements. You dictate the correction, pupillary distance, fitting heights; Markus listens, structures and fills the file. No more re-typing in the evening.
The equipment advice sheet, written for you
Markus shapes the recommendation, frame, lenses, treatments, contact lenses, and records it clearly for the wearer's file and for fitting. The complex advice written clearly, first time.
Follow-ups and customer care, never forgotten
Pending quotes, glasses ready, contact lenses to renew, after-sales to follow up: Markus reminds you at the right moment, for the right customer. No more quotes left to gather dust.
The wearer, picked up where you left them
Wearer back a year later? Markus remembers their last equipment, their corrections, their preferences and their complaints. You resume the advice without re-reading everything.
Co-created with practitioners.
Markus is co-developed with practitioners, shaped by how they actually work and the feedback they share. Every feature is tested in a real practice before it ships.
Your patient data, and how it's protected.
Four concrete commitments on how your health data is handled.
No AI training on your data
Your transcriptions and reports are never used to train a model. Not by us, not by anyone. It's written down. It's contractual.