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Case study · Dental SaaS · Australia

Invedent: Trust, explained simply.

Invedent is an Australian cloud platform for ordering dental supplies and managing stock, built to become the most trusted place for Australian practices to order online. Pencilbuddha built the platform, and created its branding, tone of voice and storytelling: the way Invedent explains a new way of ordering to dentists and practice managers who have done it the old way for years.

By Kishore Ravi, founder · Updated

Client
Invedent · dental supply platform
Market
Australia
Users
Dental practices
Our role
Brand, tone, story, platform
WHERE IT STARTSPracticesdentists · managersSuppliersmany cataloguesPriceseach practice's contractStockwhat is on the shelfOne catalogueevery supplier, the right pricesOne basketorder from all of them at onceStock in one placeknow what to reorderTrustthe reason practices stay
01 · The brief

A new way to order.An old habit to change.

Dental practices buy from many suppliers, each with its own website, prices and order process. Invedent brings that into one place. The product is simple to use, but asking a busy practice to change how it orders is not simple at all.

Trust is the whole game. A practice will only move its ordering to a platform it believes in.

THE USER

Busy practices

Dentists and practice managers with no time to learn something new.

THE BARRIER

Habit

Years of ordering the old way, supplier by supplier.

THE JOB

Earn trust

A brand, a voice and a story that make the switch feel safe.

02 · Branding

Clean, calm,clinical in the right way.

The Invedent brand had to feel at home in a dental practice: clean, precise and reassuring, without the cold look of medical software. We built the identity and the system around it, from the logo to the way screens and messages look.

Invedent logo
03 · Tone of voice

Talk like a colleague,not a vendor.

Practices hear sales talk all day. Invedent's voice is plain and practical: it talks about saved time, fewer mistakes and knowing what is on the shelf, in the words a practice manager actually uses.

PLAIN

Say what it does

No jargon, no buzzwords. Ordering, prices and stock, explained simply.

PRACTICAL

Lead with the day

Start from the practice's real problems, not the product's features.

STEADY

Calm confidence

Reassuring, never pushy. Trust is earned, not claimed.

04 · Educating viewers

Teach first,sell second.

Most visitors did not know a platform like this existed. So the storytelling teaches before it sells: it walks a practice through the problem they already have, shows the new way step by step, and only then asks them to try it.

  1. The problem. Many suppliers, many logins, many prices, and stock nobody can see.
  2. The idea. One catalogue with every supplier and each practice's own contract prices.
  3. The proof. One basket to order from all of them, and stock tracked in one place.
  4. The ask. A simple next step for the practice to get started.
05 · The platform

Built bythe same crew.

Pencilbuddha also built the Invedent platform itself: one catalogue across suppliers with each practice's contract pricing, ordering from every supplier in a single basket, and stock tracking in one place. Because the same team built the product and the story, the story never promises what the product does not do.

06 · Where it stands

Livein Australia.

We will add results here as they become shareable.

Done

Built

  • Brand identity
  • Tone of voice
  • Storytelling and education
  • The platform
Ongoing

Running

  • Content and product updates
Diagrams show how the parts fit together. They are not a technical specification. Invedent is a trademark of its owner.

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