Beachhead evidence
Cranial-focused clinic
Metropolitan
In a clinic producing 8+ helmets monthly, delivery time, first-fit and family satisfaction will be compared to the plaster baseline.
Evidence
Let the measurement protocol speak, not marketing.
Medical buyers trust evidence, not claims. On this page you'll find, transparently, what we have today, what we measure, and what we do not yet claim.
The pilot measurement protocol is ongoing
In pilot clinics, the five metrics below are measured through a 90-day structured protocol against plaster-era baselines. Metric definitions were fixed in writing before the protocol began; results will be published on this page using the same definitions.
Measured metrics and their definitions
| Metric | Standard definition | Plaster baseline | Clonify target |
|---|---|---|---|
| First-fit success rate | Percentage of devices delivered at the first fitting without revision | Being measured | Above baseline — number set by protocol |
| Revision rate | Percentage of devices needing intervention within 30 days of delivery | Being measured | Below baseline — number set by protocol |
| Scan-to-delivery time | Calendar days between scan day and delivery to the patient | 10–18 days (field average) | ≤2 days |
| Staff time per device | Total person-hours for measurement + design + fitting | Being measured | ~50% reduction |
| Patient/family satisfaction | Standard 3-question 5-point Likert scale at delivery | Being measured | ≥4/5 |
3 case studies in preparation
Clinic names are optional; all numbers will be filled into these templates when the 90-day protocol completes.
Platform evidence
AFO / mixed production clinic
Anatolia
Production across multiple device lines on one subscription: change in capacity and revision rate will be measured.
"No CAD expert" evidence
Small clinic digitalizing from scratch
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In a team with no prior digital experience, training time and days to the first unassisted device will be recorded.
Our target metrics
These are not promised marketing numbers; they are engineering targets we aim to validate through the protocol.
≤0 days
Target scan-to-delivery time
10–18 days in the plaster era
≤0 hours
Target team training time
CAD training takes weeks
≤0 workdays
Target time to first unassisted device
Training a craftsman takes years
0%
Critical steps passing clinician approval
No black box
First observations from pilot clinics
The quotes below are pilot usage experiences; quantitative results will be published when the protocol completes.
“Helmets we used to deliver in two weeks now go out in two days with the cranial module. Families notice the difference at the first appointment.”
Physiotherapist — Pilot Clinic
Pediatric Orthotics Center, Ankara
“We shut down the plaster workshop entirely. Scan plus design now takes under ten minutes for insoles; the design is done while the patient waits.”
O&P Technician — Pilot Clinic
O&P Practice Center, Istanbul
“The biggest win is repeatability. Whichever technician is on shift, the AFO comes out at the same quality; our revision rate dropped noticeably.”
Clinic Director — Pilot Clinic
Rehabilitation Center, Izmir
Why do we do it this way?
Unverifiable numbers like '95% first-fit' are common in this industry. We choose the opposite: standard definition first, then measurement, claims last. Every report we hand your clinic is produced with the same discipline — because the platform itself automatically creates a clinical record for every device.
Join the protocol as a pilot clinic
Let's establish your clinic's plaster-era baselines together; decide with your own data after 90 days.