Per-doctor scheduling, digital consent and KVKK, doctor earnings, a cash account net of POS commission and consumables stock — all connected, under the clinic's own brand.
Outpatient clinics, private practices, dental clinics, physiotherapy, dietitians, psychologists and vets — the same five problems in all of them. All five come answered in the system.
A slot is set aside and the patient does not come. The doctor's chair sits empty and nobody else can be booked into that hour. Calling is left to a staff member, and most of the time it is forgotten.
The book sits in one place and nobody outside reception can see it. Two patients get written into the same slot, and when a doctor changes nobody knows who is coming when.
Signed forms sit in a cabinet, one goes missing, another is signed incompletely. When the text is updated, old printouts stay in circulation.
At month end the per-doctor statement is put together by hand. Because commission is not deducted on card payments, the figure in the cash account does not match what reaches the bank.
Gloves, anaesthetic, single-use kits… nobody notices an item running out in advance. You find out with the patient in the chair, and the treatment stops halfway.
We do not hand over an empty program. The clinic's daily operation opens already configured.
With the WhatsApp button on the appointment screen you message the patient in one tap — no need to look up a number. If you enable deposits, the amount is set as a percentage of the service fee; the IBAN sits ready in the panel.
Appointments are shown per doctor; you set the slot length and the working hours. Turn on the online booking form and the patient picks their own time.
The consent form comes ready; you edit the KVKK text for your own clinic in Settings. Which patient gave consent and on which date is listed in the panel.
Every payment is recorded with the doctor whose treatment it was. You enter the card commission rate once; the net amount reaching the cash account is calculated automatically.
You set a critical level for every item. When the quantity drops below it, the item appears as an alert on the Overview — you see it before it runs out.
The daily operation of an outpatient clinic, a private practice, a dental clinic, physiotherapy, a dietitian, a psychologist or a veterinary clinic comes ready; then it runs under the clinic's own logo and colour.
Every doctor in their own column. Slots of 15, 30 or 60 minutes; working hours set from the panel.
The patient picks their own time. Auto-approval or manual approval — the decision is yours.
The text is edited from the panel, a link goes to the patient, and the signed record attaches to their file.
Single-session treatments and packages split into sessions are both defined; price and duration entered once.
From the appointment detail, one tap creates a follow-up appointment 15 days later.
The defined commission comes off card payments; the net amount reaching the cash account is calculated.
A commission rate per doctor; total earnings, paid and remaining balance side by side.
Unit, quantity, cost and sale price; an item that drops below its critical level raises an alert.
A message in one tap from the appointment and patient screens; the number and patient name come ready.
Cancellations are archived on their own screen; how many, for what reason, and the estimated lost revenue.
The clinic's passwords encrypted; rent, bills and subscriptions reminded when due.
When the month closes, the review report is emailed to you.
The day's appointments, the cash balance and critical stock at a glance. One look at the panel in the morning tells you how the day will go in a few seconds.
An item that drops below its critical level appears as an alert both on the Overview and in the menu; you do not find out with the patient in the chair.
For multi-session treatments, which session you are on is written on the appointment row, like “Package session 3/6”.
The cash balance is calculated live from payments and expenses; the card commission is already deducted.
You choose appointment slots of 15, 30 or 60 minutes. Tap an empty slot to add an appointment; busy and closed hours are visible but cannot be selected.
With manual approval, an incoming request holds no place in the calendar until you approve it. You also decide whether staff may approve.
You limit from the panel how many days ahead a patient can book; the calendar does not fill up months in advance.
You create the post-treatment follow-up from the appointment detail — it comes ready for 15 days later.
The system works on two fronts: reminders target forgetting, deposits target not turning up at all. Each is switched on and off separately — your clinic uses whichever it wants.
With the WhatsApp button on the appointment screen you message the patient in one tap — the number and the name come ready, so you never search your contacts.
From the Bulk Message screen you write to patients filtered by tag, source or registration date, all at once.
You set the deposit rate as a percentage of the service fee that you choose. The IBAN and account holder details sit ready in the panel.
A patient who wants to confirm the appointment pays the deposit; the no-show rate drops.
Cancelled appointments are archived on the Cancellations screen: how many, for what reason, and the estimated lost revenue all on one screen. If needed, a cancellation is undone with one tap.
Consent is where a clinic wrestles with paper most. The form comes ready, the signature is captured on screen, and the record attaches to the patient's file — no rummaging through a cabinet.
You replace the privacy notice with your own wording in Settings. On every consent that goes out, the system uses the current text — no old printout stays in circulation.
You pick the patient and send the signing link over WhatsApp. The system generates a single-use link that stays valid for 48 hours and no longer.
The patient reads the declarations and signs on screen. The moment it is signed the link closes and the consent record is created automatically.
Which patient gave consent, on which date, and whether it was signed — all listed. It is also on the patient's file.
After signing, or once 48 hours have passed, the link expires; the same link never opens for anyone a second time.
Signed consent is reachable from the patient detail and from the Consent & KVKK screen. “Which patient consented to what” never goes unanswered.
Doctors do not all work the same way in a clinic. The system lets you define a commission rate per doctor, and gathers earnings from completed treatments itself — you never produce a statement by hand at month end.
A separate commission rate is defined for each doctor. On the Doctors screen, total earnings, the amount paid and the remaining balance are shown side by side.
An advance leaves the cash account and posts as a debt against the doctor. In the period's earnings, total gross, the advance paid and net payable each sit on their own line.
You enter the commission rate once. On a card payment the commission posts as an expense on its own; the net amount left in the cash account is shown exactly as it is.
With more than one branch, a revenue comparison by doctor and by branch is taken from the Reports screen. Because every payment is recorded with the doctor whose treatment it was, the statement is never put together by hand.
The day's payments are gathered on one screen. The defined POS commission comes off card payments and the net left in the cash account is shown; each doctor's earnings and any advance sit on their own lines.
Revenue, POS commission and doctor earnings are gathered in one place; what is left in the cash account is calculated from those three.
The deduction sits on its own line; the doctor sees the same figure, so there is no argument at month end.
“End of Day / Handover” closes the day's cash account; you can go back to any day you like.
Price and duration are entered once and come in on their own when an appointment is opened. For multi-session treatments, which session you are on shows on the appointment row.
Examination, follow-up, treatment, a session package… Each service's price and duration is entered once; you never type it into an appointment by hand.
“Package session 3/6” is written on the appointment row. You never have to ask the patient how many sessions are left, or keep a note.
You create the post-treatment follow-up from the appointment detail; it comes ready for 15 days later.
The consumables you use and the products you sell sit on one list; for each item you enter the unit, quantity, cost and sale price.
When the quantity drops below the level you set, the item appears as an alert on the Overview and in the menu — no emergency trips to buy stock.
When the month closes, the clinic's review report is emailed to you. You do not need to open the panel and run a report.
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It arrives as soon as the month closes. You do not have to remember, or open the panel.
Which doctor did how many treatments, brought in how much revenue, and was paid how much in earnings.
The estimated cost of patients who did not turn up sits as its own line in the report.
Patient records, consent documents and contact details are not ordinary customer data. Protecting them should not be a job you have to worry about.
Tenant isolation is built into the foundation of the system. No other clinic can see your patient list.
You edit the privacy notice for your own clinic; the system uses the current text on every consent.
After signing, or once 48 hours have passed, the link expires; nobody can open it a second time.
What staff can see and do is set from the panel; the cash account and reports stay with the manager.
The Password Vault is kept separately and encrypted; even if a backup leaked, the passwords inside could not be read.
Data is backed up and monitored regularly; server management is on us. You do not need to hire an IT person at the clinic.
You start with the CRM. When you need it, you switch on the WhatsApp AI — patient data stays where it is, and there is no setup from scratch.
A message or a voice note — it understands, summarises and writes it to the patient record. The phone does not ring while the doctor is with a patient.
Appointment reminders and follow-up prompts go out automatically from the assistant.
You ask “what is my schedule tomorrow?” and get the answer without opening the panel.
Your services, your working hours and your rules are learned; the assistant speaks in the clinic's name.
Professional plan — messages go out from the shared Orbitix number. Dedicated Assistant plan connects your own WhatsApp number is connected — the patient writes to you, and the assistant replies in your clinic's name.
Start with the CRM; when you are ready, add the WhatsApp AI, then a multi-branch setup and custom reporting, on top of the same system. None of the four has a contract.
The clinic's whole operation — from appointment to payment.
CRM + the WhatsApp AI.
Work with your own WhatsApp number.
Multi-branch clinics and specific requirements. The scope varies by clinic and starts with a conversation.
Which doctor, which hour, which patient — the clinic's entire day on one screen, with no clashes.
Signed consent sits on the patient's file; the KVKK text that goes out is always current.
The gap between the figure in the cash account and what reaches the bank is no longer a question mark.
One-tap reminders and deposits work together; a no-show stays on record along with the revenue it cost.
Every payment is recorded with the doctor whose treatment it was; the month-end report comes ready.
A live demo first. Free setup, no contract, cancel whenever.
No sign-up, no setup. The demo opens with sample clinic data: open an appointment, send a consent form, close the day. If you like it, we talk about the rest.