Enterprise DNA

Instead of Gentu

Stop renting Gentu. Own your rooms.

We build your version around how your rooms run, bring your Gentu patients and appointments across, and run it for you. Every specialist, nurse and receptionist can use it without a licence each.

Magentus does not publish a price for Gentu. It says pricing is based on the number and role of users in your practice, and sells online bookings, patient forms and consent management as add-ons.

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The licence

What the per-user price is paying for

From the Gentu page on magentus.com, checked 5 November 2026. Magentus quotes each practice privately, so there is no public figure to compare.

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A login for every role

Pricing is set by the number and role of users. Each specialist, nurse, practice manager and receptionist who opens the system counts.

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Add-ons on top

Online bookings, scribes, patient forms and consent management are listed in the Gentu Marketplace as add-ons to the core licence.

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A quote, not a price list

You find out the cost by contacting the sales team. Comparing it with anything else means asking for a new quote each time.

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The bill grows with the rooms

A new specialist, a second location or another receptionist adds users, and the licence grows with the team.

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Reports the vendor chose

The questions you can answer are the reports that come with the system. A new question waits for a new report.

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Your history in their system

Years of referrals, letters and appointments sit in the vendor database. Getting all of it out takes a request to their support team.

Your rooms

The questions your practice manager asks, answered from your own records

Referrals

Know whose referral has run out before they arrive

Every referral carries the day it stops being valid: twelve months from the first visit for a GP, three months for a specialist, or whatever the referral says.

  • check Booked patients whose referral has ended or ends inside 30 days
  • check Each visit checked against the referral that covered it on the day
  • check Allied health letters kept for information, not counted as referrals
  • check A request to the GP for a new referral drafted for you to send

Theatre

No surgery without a signed estimate

The procedure list shows the surgeon, hospital, estimated gap and whether the fee estimate went out and came back signed.

  • check Unsigned estimates counted down to the day of surgery
  • check A procedure cannot be marked booked without a signed estimate
  • check Fee estimates written in your brand from the procedure record
  • check The waitlist by urgency, with days waited

Referrers

Keep the GPs who send you patients

Letters, results and recalls in one list, so nothing a referring doctor is waiting on sits for weeks.

  • check Letters owed to each GP, with days late and how they like to receive them
  • check Referrers sending fewer patients than last year, and who has stopped
  • check Results waiting for a doctor, abnormal ones first
  • check Overdue recalls with nothing booked

Practice

The admin that catches practices out

The checks a busy front desk forgets until a claim is rejected or an insurer asks.

  • check A provider number for every location each doctor works from
  • check Registration and indemnity dates, warned 60 days ahead
  • check Records kept seven years, or to age 25 for a child, before any disposal
  • check Accounts by age and payer, with statements ready to send

Make it yours

Design your own Gentu replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Gentu. Try it here, and we build the real one.

2. What it runs

3. Make it fit

4. Your colour

Your business · your Gentu replacement Your version
YB Your business

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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your Gentu data across and run it for you.

What it looks like

Ask it like you would ask a colleague

Real answers from the demo data that ships with Specialist Practice for Claude Code. It runs in Claude Code inside the Claude app, so it feels like any chat you already use.

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Specialist Practice for Claude Code

Connected to your own database

What needs attention this week?

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Issue
no provider number
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-09-06
Detail
booked at Parramatta consulting suite with no open provider number

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Issue
abnormal result waiting
Patient
George Papadopoulos
Doctor
Dr Amelia Chen
Date
2026-11-03
Detail
Pre-op bloods: FBC, UEC, 2 days unreviewed

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Issue
referral expired
Patient
Margaret Ellis
Doctor
Dr Amelia Chen
Date
2026-11-06
Detail
referral REF-2001 ended 2026-10-21 (pre_op)

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Issue
referral expired
Patient
Sarah Kim
Doctor
Dr Amelia Chen
Date
2026-11-10
Detail
referral REF-2011 ended 2026-10-28 (review)

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Issue
procedure without consent
Patient
George Papadopoulos
Doctor
Dr Amelia Chen
Date
2026-11-15
Detail
Left total hip replacement, no fee estimate given

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Issue
procedure without consent
Patient
Daniel Okafor
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-11-19
Detail
Arthroscopic rotator cuff repair, left, fee estimate given 2026-10-26...

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Issue
letter overdue
Patient
Priya Sharma
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-09-13
Detail
consult letter to Dr Aisha Rahman, 53 days late

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Issue
result waiting
Patient
Daniel Okafor
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-10-30
Detail
ECG, 6 days unreviewed

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Issue
letter overdue
Patient
George Papadopoulos
Doctor
Dr Amelia Chen
Date
2026-11-03
Detail
progress letter to Dr Tom Galloway, 2 days late

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Issue
referral expiring
Patient
Robert Nguyen
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-11-13
Detail
referral REF-2006 ends 2026-11-18, ask the GP for a new one

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Issue
registration or indemnity
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-12-10
Detail
indemnity ends 2026-12-10

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Issue
registration or indemnity
Doctor
Kate Brennan
Date
2026-12-15
Detail
registration ends 2026-12-15

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Issue
account 60+ days
Patient
Hamish Cole
Date
2026-08-22
Detail
INV-6002 owes $420 (workers comp)

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Issue
referral not triaged
Patient
George Papadopoulos
Doctor
Dr Amelia Chen
Date
2026-10-21
Detail
Jess Moller, routine

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Issue
recall overdue
Patient
Tane Walker
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-10-26
Detail
Check trigger finger after injection, nothing booked

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Issue
referral not triaged
Patient
Tane Walker
Doctor
Dr Rajiv Menon
Date
2026-10-30
Detail
Dr Helen Park, routine

Ask it anything

Questions Gentu cannot answer

Every one of these is a real question the demo answers today. Yours will be different, and that is the point.

chat_bubble Which GPs sent the most new patients this year, and who has gone quiet?
chat_bubble Which patients booked in the next 30 days arrive on a referral that has run out?
chat_bubble Which procedures in the next three weeks have no signed fee estimate?
chat_bubble Which letters to referring doctors are late, and by how long?
chat_bubble Which results have waited longest for a doctor, abnormal first?
chat_bubble What share of new patients go on to a procedure, by surgeon?
chat_bubble Who missed appointments, and do they have another booked?
chat_bubble How much is owed, by age and by payer?
chat_bubble Is any doctor working from a location without a provider number?
chat_bubble Who is overdue for a recall and has nothing booked?

Switching

How to switch from Gentu

A move usually involves exporting patient and appointment reports, checking the imported records, and deciding which practice-specific history and rules to bring across.

  1. 1

    Export the core lists

    Start with Gentu’s patient and appointment lists. Export those lists from Gentu’s reports as CSV, as the import uses those reports. If you cannot find the reports or export options, check with Gentu about what your account allows. Keep the exports available for review, and decide which additional history matters before you begin.

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    Load and test the import

    Load the patient and appointment exports into Specialist Practice using its Gentu import. Run the test first. The dry run saves nothing and lists each row it would skip, so you can review the proposed import before committing it. The import brings across patients, usual GPs, practitioners, locations and appointments, including item numbers and fees.

  3. 3

    Review flagged records

    Review every skipped row and resolve what you can before the full import. Check a sample of patients and appointments against Gentu, including usual GPs, practitioners, locations, item numbers and fees. Referrals, procedures and recalls are set up separately by asking. Clinical notes and other practice-specific records may be held differently, so agree what can be brought across rather than assuming it will appear.

  4. 4

    Run both systems briefly

    Keep Gentu and the new database in use side by side for a short period. Use the period to compare current patient and appointment information and check that staff can find the records and run the tasks they need. Keep Gentu available as your reference while you work through discrepancies. Do not treat the new system as complete until the team has checked the records it relies on.

  5. 5

    Switch off Gentu

    Once your checks are complete and the team is ready, make Specialist Practice the working system and stop using Gentu for new work. Keep any records you have chosen not to migrate available under your practice’s retention requirements. The new system’s database is owned by your practice, but that does not mean every part of Gentu history has been copied across.

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Where the real effort goes

Most effort is not the patient and appointment import. It is mapping your own fields and rules, then choosing how much history to bring. Referrals, procedures, letters and clinical notes are held differently across practices, and referrals, procedures and recalls need to be set up separately. When Enterprise DNA runs the move, it does this mapping and migration work with you.

Not ready for a call?

Get your Gentu switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off Gentu, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

One email with your plan. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.

Three ways to own it

Do it yourself, have it customised, or have it run for you

Open source

Do it yourself

Free, open source

  1. 1 Clone the repo, then npm install and npm run demo
  2. 2 Open it in Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode or Cursor and type /attention
  3. 3 Export patients and appointments from Gentu and run the import as a dry run first
  4. 4 Point it at your own database and set your consent window and retention period
Get it on GitHub

Built around your business

We customise it

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Your appointment types, procedures, fee schedule and letter templates
  • check Your Gentu patients, appointments, referrals and history mapped and checked
  • check An appointment book screen for reception if they want one
  • check Connections to your bookings, reminders and claiming services
Get your version built

Omni by Enterprise DNA

We run it for you

One setup fee, then a retainer

  • check Installed on infrastructure your practice controls, with backups and access controls
  • check The Monday review, estimates and letters prepared for your team
  • check Kept in step as referral, registration and records rules change
  • check Operated through Omni by Enterprise DNA alongside your other systems
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Questions

Instead of Gentu, answered

Does it replace Gentu completely? expand_more

The free version covers the front office: referrals, bookings, procedures, fee estimates, letters, results, recalls and accounts. Online booking, SMS reminders, e-prescribing and claiming run through outside services, and connecting them is part of the version Enterprise DNA builds.

Our receptionists live in the appointment book. What do they use? expand_more

In the free version they ask for the day list in plain words and book by describing the appointment. If your front desk wants a calendar to click on, we build one over the same database.

How does our Gentu data come across? expand_more

Patients and appointments come across from the reports you can export, and the import can be run again without doubling anything. Referrals, procedures, letters and clinical notes are held differently in each practice, and bringing those across is part of what we do.

Is patient data safe in this? expand_more

It sits in a database your practice owns, on infrastructure you choose, with the access you set. There is no vendor database in the middle. In the version we run we set up backups and access controls, agree with you which assistant reads the records and how, and the records retention rules are checked for you.

What do we pay Enterprise DNA? expand_more

One setup fee, then a retainer. There is no licence per user. Hosting and the assistant your team uses are separate. Bring your Gentu quote and we will scope your version against it.

Bring your Gentu quote and one week of your list

30 minutes with Sam. We look at what Gentu costs your practice a year, how your team tracks referrals, estimates and letters today, and what your version would look like. If it fits, we build and run it. If not, take the free version and run it yourself.

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Specialist Practice for Claude Code is free and open source, published by Enterprise DNA.

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