Provider identification pursuant to Art. 3 lit. s UCA (Switzerland)
Letzte Aktualisierung: 13.05.2026
As of 2026-05-13. Swiss law does not impose a general legal-notice duty; for electronic commerce, however, Art. 3 lit. s of the Federal Act against Unfair Competition (UCA / UWG) requires clear and complete provider identification. These details apply to the platform at mirascribe.ai and all associated subdomains.
MiraNext GmbH
Business address (registered seat): Innsbrucker Bundesstraße 83a, 5020 Salzburg, Austria
Service / contact address for the Swiss market: [Placeholder — where a Swiss branch or representative is appointed, with a valid address for service]
Telephone: +43 50994 9001
Email: hello@miranext.ai
Managing Director: DI David Baumgartner, MSc, MBA. Represents the company individually.
Commercial register number: FN 614242 y
Registry court: Regional Court of Salzburg (Landesgericht Salzburg)
Legal form: Limited liability company (GmbH) under Austrian law
Where a branch is entered in the Swiss commercial register for the Swiss market: [Placeholder — competent commercial registry office and business identification number (UID, CHE-…)].
VAT identification number (Austria) pursuant to § 27a UStG: ATU 78451209.
Where Swiss VAT liability applies: [Placeholder — Swiss VAT number (CHE-…MWST)].
Development and distribution of software solutions for the healthcare sector, in particular AI-assisted applications for clinical findings documentation.
MiraScribe is an AI-assisted documentation tool. The physician reviews and is responsible for all output. MiraScribe does not provide diagnosis or treatment decisions.
The authority responsible for market surveillance of therapeutic products in Switzerland: the Swiss Agency for Therapeutic Products (Swissmedic) — available at https://www.swissmedic.ch.
MiraScribe is a software manufacturer and not itself a medical service provider; there is no mandatory membership in a Swiss medical professional body (e.g. FMH).
MiraScribe is distributed exclusively to business customers and to medical doctors acting in a professional capacity. Swiss law imposes no obligation to participate in dispute resolution proceedings before a consumer arbitration board, and no such participation is foreseen.
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