Use with Provet MCP
Provet MCP Skills Library
Five ready-made skills for Provet MCP. Load them into Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Microsoft Copilot, and get repeatable analysis on your Provet reporting data, without starting from scratch.
What is Provet MCP?
AI tools are only as useful as the data you give them. Provet MCP lets you connect your clinic reporting data and chat with your AI tool of choice. Build your own agents, run custom analysis, cross-reference with data from your other systems, and surface patterns you'd spend hours hunting for in a spreadsheet.
Five skills, split by use case.
Click any skill to see how it works, then download the .md file and load it into your AI tool of choice.
Skill
1
Practice Health Check
A check-up for your clinic, not your patients. Ask a simple question about income, busiest services, or how this month compares to the last one. Get a clear picture of how the business is doing. No spreadsheets. No report builder.
For a clinic owner, on the first Monday of the month.
TRY ASKING
GOOD TO KNOW
- Only finalized invoices are counted, so numbers match what you've actually billed.
- You can ask for figures with or without VAT. If you don't say, you'll get both.
- Recently migrated? Only invoices created in Provet are included, so older months may look emptier than they were.
Skill
2
Getting Paid
Every clinic has money sitting in unpaid invoices. See who owes what, how long it's been outstanding, and who to contact first. The same information as an aged debtors report. You just ask for it.
For a practice manager, as a weekly routine.
TRY ASKING
GOOD TO KNOW
- Amounts are grouped into standard aging buckets: current, 1–30, 31–60, 61–90, and over 90 days overdue.
- Insurance money is shown separately from what clients owe directly, because you chase them differently.
- The chase list gives you names and amounts. Contacting the client is still done by you.
Skill
3
Appointments and Diary
Your appointment book holds answers to questions like "when are we busiest?" and "how many people just don't turn up?" Ask them directly, so you can plan staffing and cut wasted slots.
For a manager planning shifts.
TRY ASKING
GOOD TO KNOW
- No-shows and cancellation reasons only appear if your team records them. If reception rarely marks no-shows, the numbers will look lower than reality.
- Waiting time is measured from patient arrival to when the consultation starts.
- Ask for a breakdown by veterinarian or location once you have the top-level view.
Skill
4
Clients, Patients, and Health Plans
Your client base is the heart of the practice. Spot growth, catch patients who've quietly stopped coming, and see how your health plans are actually performing. These are the numbers that decide next year's revenue.
For reception or nursing teams, filling a quiet week with recalls.
TRY ASKING
GOOD TO KNOW
- A lapsed patient means no recorded visit in the period you choose. Twelve months is the usual starting point.
- Very low utilization can mean members don't know what's included. Very high can mean the plan is underpriced.
- Deceased and archived patients are left out of lapsed-patient lists.
Skill
5
Agent
Clinic Data Analyst
Your client base is the heart of the practice. Spot growth, catch patients who've quietly stopped coming, and see how your health plans are actually performing. These are the numbers that decide next year's revenue.
For reception or nursing teams, filling a quiet week with recalls.
TRY ASKING
GOOD TO KNOW
- A lapsed patient means no recorded visit in the period you choose. Twelve months is the usual starting point.
- Very low utilization can mean members don't know what's included. Very high can mean the plan is underpriced.
- Deceased and archived patients are left out of lapsed-patient lists.
STARTER PROMPTS
Copy a prompt. Paste it. Go.
Every prompt below works with the connected Provet MCP, with or without a skill loaded. Tweak the numbers and time periods to fit your practice.
Income and services
Money owed
Appointments and diary
Clients and patients
Health plans
Combined with your other tools
Quick answers to common questions