For clinics and groups
One operational surface for the whole clinic
Practitioners, front desk, rooms and records — with access decided by role on the server, so each person sees exactly the part of the record their work requires.
Roles that mean something
Doctor, assistant, front desk — each is a different answer to 'who can see what'. The same patient, three different views.
Doctor
- Clinical record and history
- Clinical photos and consent
- Schedule and arrivals
Assistant
- Preparation and follow-up tasks
- Schedule and arrivals
- Patient messages
Front desk
- Schedule and arrivals
- Patient messages
- Contact and booking details
What a role does not need is absent from the server's response — not hidden by the interface.
The day, across every practitioner and room
A team schedule with per-practitioner, per-workplace hours. Time off blocks exactly what it names; external calendars appear as busy time with their titles kept private.
The front desk, on one thread
Public booking feeds the schedule directly. WhatsApp messages arrive with patient context, recalls bring patients back, and what needs a person is flagged as exactly that.
Trust you can inspect
Every consequential action writes an audit row naming who, what and when. The Compliance Center reports what is enforced, what is configured, and what is not built — read from the mechanisms themselves.
Deletion and retention are workflows, not favors
Patient deletion follows a documented workflow with a recovery window. Retention is evaluated against your policy, and a legal hold blocks destruction for as long as it stands.