Client access / IteraUX

Where the work
actually lives.

Every IteraUX client engagement runs on private infrastructure: a private findings page for the practice, private reporting during the partnership, and the operating systems we run behind it. None of it is public. None of it is indexed, and none of it is listed anywhere on this site.

Lost your audit link? ↗ Links are sent directly, never published
01 / What a client has access to

Private by default.
Yours by name.

01

Your findings page

Each audited practice has its own page: the booking path walked on a phone, every drop-off we could reproduce, and what each one is costing. The link goes to the practice directly. It is not indexed, not listed, and not linked from anywhere on this site.

02

Reporting while we work

During a partnership the same private surface carries the reporting: what was shipped, what changed, and what it did to booked appointments. It is written for the owner, not for a dashboard screenshot.

03

Systems in your own name

The automations, routing, and follow-up logic we operate run inside accounts the practice owns. Your domain, ad accounts, CRM, patient data, and creative assets stay in your name throughout the partnership and after it.

536 practices have a private findings page today, and not one of them is named anywhere on this site. The public index publishes the shape of that record, which is how many separate leaks each audit documented, and nothing that could identify a practice.

See the Booking Path Index ↗
Remote / working with practices across the US

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03 / Fifteen minutes

The private page starts with the free scan. We open your site together and follow the path a patient follows, on a phone, while you watch.