What Archy does
Archy is positioning its practice management system as both the system of record and an AI execution layer for the dental practice. The core cloud platform combines scheduling, charting, imaging, payments, claims, patient communication, reporting, and team workflows. Archy is adding native AI agents across revenue cycle, clinical documentation, insurance verification, patient communication and scheduling, and practice analytics. In September 2026, Archy announced a $50 million Series C led by JMI Equity to accelerate development of these agents. The company said it serves 1,000 practices across 45 states, processes more than $300 million in payments annually, and has grown to a team of 130.
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Archy currently publishes its core platform at $899 per month per location with unlimited users and providers. Some AI capabilities may be separate paid upgrades or still in development; confirm current packaging directly with Archy.
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Buyers should distinguish capabilities that are live today from agents still in development, and should test the exact workflow depth rather than treating “AI-native” as a single capability. Evaluate data migration, imaging compatibility, claims and payment workflows, multi-location controls, support model, implementation requirements, API and ecosystem openness, and whether native modules replace enough point solutions to justify platform consolidation. Archy currently lists Archy Revenue, Archy Scribe and Archy Intelligence as live, while Archy Verify and Archy Connect are described as coming soon on its AI product page.