You manage hundreds of dental practices. We make sure they stay yours.
Practices leave when an office manager changes. When a competitor agency calls. When budget review hits. When the dentist's spouse starts asking questions. When the owner sells to an associate. Your results stay good and the client churns anyway, for reasons that have nothing to do with you. Each one costs you 12 to 24 months of the relationship's revenue.
When the office manager changes, the budget review hits, or the competitor calls, none of it touches what's already running the practice's day-to-day. The new manager inherits your platform. The competitor can't replace it in a week. The budget review keeps you because cutting you means rebuilding.
The same platform works on both sides of your agency. Your clients use it for their daily operations. That's the lock-in. Your client team uses it to manage the client list. That's the leverage.
A platform delivered under your agency's brand. The dashboard, SMS templates, form embeds, chat widget, and patient-facing review pages all carry your identity, not ours. Your clients think it's your product.
A new high-margin line on every retainer. And once it's running the practice's day-to-day, switching agencies means switching operations. They don't.
Built for the way client teams actually work: across dozens of practices, every morning, on a deadline.
Stickier clients, a team that scales without breaking, more revenue per retainer, all from the same platform.
Ask MAYA isn't smart from nothing. It pulls live data from every tool your client team already uses every day. The more connected, the sharper the morning brief and the earlier the churn signals.





Don't see the tool you run? Most sources we don't already pull from can be wired up in a sprint. The more the platform reads, the sharper Ask MAYA gets.
Pull the same data Ask MAYA uses into your own dashboards, your client portals, your internal tooling. REST endpoints for every surface: calls, forms, reviews, appointments, attribution, signals. Webhooks for live updates. OpenAPI spec on request.
Your dental clients are already paying for most of what Bowtie does. They're paying four or five separate vendors for it, each one billing them every month. We consolidate the spend, and your agency captures the line item.
The budget conversation with the dentist goes from "another tool on top of everything else" to "less than what they pay today, billed by you, branded as yours."
Real screenshots from the running platform, populated with synthetic data from our demo practice. No real patient information appears here, or anywhere in our marketing.
The copilot reads every practice in your client team's list overnight and writes the brief that used to take an hour by hand. Ask follow-up questions in plain English and it pulls the call, the patient record, the campaign data: drafts the reply, surfaces what to act on first.
The page your client team opens at 8am. High-severity signals up top, stat tiles across the whole client list, the morning brief written overnight by Ask MAYA. Triages itself: urgent floats up, noise stays out of the way.
Every quarter, your agency produces a review for every dentist. Bowtie writes them automatically: KPI snapshot, why patients didn't book, what they're talking about, coaching calls picked from the period. The deliverable that used to take your client team an hour or so per client now takes a refresh. Send under your brand, signed by you.
Eight numbers the owner reads first: calls, bookings, booking rate, missed, unique callers, avg grade, voicemails, answered. Each with prior-period delta.
Every non-converting call categorized by reason. Insurance gaps and scheduling conflicts are usually the top two. Actionable signal for your client team.
Phrases callers raised unprompted, ranked by frequency. New terms surfacing here usually mean a service or insurance plan the practice could pick up.
Two best calls + two coaching opportunities from the period, with AI-written feedback the owner can drop into their next staff meeting verbatim.
Most AI platforms claim to work for any business. We picked one vertical and went deep. The voice agent knows insurance. The attribution layer knows what an implant case is worth versus a hygiene visit. The copilot knows what a slow-month signal looks like in dental specifically. Not some generic chatbot bolted onto a generic SaaS.
Switching infrastructure across hundreds of practices feels risky. We earn the network out one cohort at a time so it doesn't have to.
We migrate them ourselves: number porting, patient data, historical calls, every active campaign. Your client team doesn't touch a thing. Two-week ramp; the dentists notice nothing change except their dashboards.
Once the first cohort is running clean, we onboard the next 20. Same playbook, same hands-off experience for your team. By now your team has watched the dashboards for 60 days and knows what they're delivering.
The remaining practices come online at your pace, in waves of 10 to 20 a month, scheduled around your quarterly review cycle. Nothing happens on a dentist's calendar without you signing off first.
You run the client conversations. We run the technical cutover. If a practice has a rough first 30 days, we eat the migration cost. No recovery fees, no awkward refund paperwork.
Best inquiries describe your scale (how many practices), your top vertical, and what you've tried so far to keep the clients you've signed. We reply within a day. If we're not the right fit, we'll say so.