Bring the right information.
Define the area of work and the information the Elf will use. Available connections and access are established during scoping.
Meet Practice Elf
An Elf is an AI assistant configured around an agreed area of work in your practice. Think of a place to bring questions, work through information, and prepare your next steps, with your team directing the work.
Explore an illustrative workflow
Choose a situation. See the kind of exchange we’re designing toward.
You bring the question
Illustrative exchange, not a live AI conversation.
✦ A possible Elf response
Your team confirms the assumptions and decisions. PPS assistance can be scoped separately where professional support is needed.
Built around the business of your practice
Define the area of work and the information the Elf will use. Available connections and access are established during scoping.
Agree on the questions and outputs the assistant should support. The examples here illustrate the direction, not a standard package of capabilities.
Your team reviews outputs and decides what to do next. An AI response is not a substitute for professional judgment.
A clear picture of where we are
Elf provisioning is available by arrangement. Capabilities, information access, implementation needs, and scope are agreed for your practice.
PPS consulting and hands-on professional assistance remain separate offerings. Pricing and standard packages are not published in this preview.
Discuss Elf options with PPSChoose a time on our consultation page.
Our direction includes a free self-directed start-up workspace, deeper workflows informed by PPS experience, and practice-owned systems with memory and controls shaped around the business.
These are planned capabilities. This page does not demonstrate live integrations, persistent memory, autonomous actions, or a working free workspace.
Common questions
No. An Elf is an AI assistant. PPS specialists are people who provide consulting and professional services. You can discuss either or both.
No. Both new and established practices can discuss an Elf. Start-up planning is one example; the right scope depends on your work and available capabilities.
Do not assume a connection or permission is included. Integrations, access, and any actions must be agreed and verified for the implementation.
The proposed free self-directed workspace is in development. Existing PPS guides remain available from the resource center.