Revenue disappears between the enquiry and the appointment.

Reply Intelligence Group Ltd (Company No. 17040048) is a Watford company, registered in England and Wales in February 2026. It owns ReplyScore, ReplyBench and ReplyOS for UK dental and aesthetics practices, and DriftGuard and Weft for product teams. It is not the US firm at replyintelligence.com.

Start with a free diagnostic rather than a call. The ReplyScore teaser shows whether AI engines recommend your practice; the ReplyBench Snapshot scores your enquiry handling and gives an indicative revenue-at-risk figure. From there the paid Revenue Leakage Audit is £495 (launch pricing £249) and is credited in full against ReplyOS setup. Integration and build work is scoped and quoted from the audit rather than sold as a package.

ReplyOS is a UK-first vertical SaaS revenue infrastructure platform for dental practices and other appointment-based healthcare businesses. It captures enquiries across SMS, WhatsApp, social channels, email and web forms; assists with AI-guided responses; converts conversations into bookings; and attributes revenue back to the originating message. It is built for practice owners and operations leads, not generic marketing teams.

DriftGuard is a verification gate for autonomous agents. Agents produce clearance verdicts: security audits, QA passes, review approvals. Nothing binds a verdict to what was actually inspected. DriftGuard binds an agent's attestation to a SHA-256 hash of the artifact it actually read. If they do not match, nothing ships. It is running in production inside the ReplyOS pipeline and is being productised as a GitHub Action. It is not yet generally available.

The audit records a SHA-256 of the exact specification it read. The gate re-hashes that specification before ship. On mismatch, it refuses. Attestation is bound to an artifact rather than asserted by the agent. DriftGuard also enforces invariant locks that no agent can negotiate past: tenant isolation, inbound enquiry capture, email threading.

ReplyScore is an AI visibility benchmark for UK dental practices. It crawls a practice site, puts real patient questions to AI engines, and scores visibility against audited UK peer practices — with prioritised, paste-ready fixes. A free teaser score is available at replyscore.co.uk; the full report is £49 at launch pricing.

ReplyBench is a live enquiry leakage diagnostic at replybench.co.uk. It scores six dimensions — enquiry speed, CTA clarity, follow-up readiness, competitor positioning, trust signals, and revenue tracking — into a single ReplyBench Score with an indicative revenue-at-risk estimate. The free Snapshot is instant; a Revenue Leakage Audit is £495 (launch pricing £249), credited in full against ReplyOS setup. ReplyBench diagnoses where leakage occurs; ReplyOS provides the infrastructure to fix enquiry handling, follow-up and attribution at scale.

Weft is a generative server-driven UI runtime for product teams. Instead of hand-building every screen and shipping the same layout to every user, Weft composes each screen at request time from the team's own components and design tokens. The model works inside a closed, typed catalogue, so it cannot invent UI, styling or behaviour. It is built for teams who want adaptive interfaces with production guarantees, not demos.

Four mechanisms. A closed component catalogue with typed props and enumerated design tokens, so invalid or off-brand screens are structurally impossible. A validation gate that checks every composed screen against the schema and semantic rules before it reaches a device. A deterministic fingerprint model, so identical context always produces the identical screen, served from cache. And an append-only audit trail plus a pin API that can roll any surface back to a hand-authored fallback in one call. User data never enters a prompt; values bind after validation.

Reply Intelligence Group Ltd is registered in England and Wales. The registered office is Flat 14, 2 Stewart Court, Colnhurst Road, Watford WD17 4BW. Products are built UK-first around GDPR posture, UK appointment economics and operator workflows.