Zenoti is built for forty locations. You have three rooms.

Enterprise platforms are configured, not installed. Someone maps your services, sets up your locations and roles, migrates your data, defines your reports and trains your team. For a fifteen-site group that work is worth doing properly and there is a person whose job it is.

In a three-room clinic that person is you, between patients. The project competes directly with the thing that earns money, and it usually loses. What tends to happen is that half of it gets finished and the rest becomes a task nobody gets to.

Zdrovia is opinionated instead. Defaults are already set for aesthetic clinics, services come with sensible chart templates, and you can change any of it later when you have a reason. The goal is to have you charting on day one rather than configured by month two.

The features that matter at your size are unglamorous. A chart that holds up if a complaint arrives. Consent you can prove the wording of. A photo pair taken six weeks apart. A lot number attached to the vial that went into a specific patient.

All of that is standard in Zdrovia rather than an inventory module you add on. Stock is received by lot with an expiry date, dispensed oldest first, and can be quarantined. A recall notice turns into one query rather than a week of anxiety.

Charts are built from structured fields, so what you record turns into something you can graph. The AI scribe writes into those fields while you talk, so dictation and data capture stop being two separate jobs.

Annual contracts are fine when you already know the product fits. They are uncomfortable when you are guessing, and every clinic buying its first serious system is guessing to some extent.

We do not ask for a term. You can start free, run a month of real patients through it, and decide with evidence instead of a demo. If we turn out to be the wrong size for you in either direction, leaving costs nothing and your Stripe account is unaffected.