AI receptionist
Answers WhatsApp from your live catalog and knowledge base, books real slots, and escalates emergencies to a person.
POV: 11:48 PM. A patient wants a price.
Mediora answers your WhatsApp from your own price list, books into a calendar that can’t double-book, and hands the hard conversations to your front desk.
Most clinics run the front desk on a personal WhatsApp number and a paper diary. It works, right up until the clinic closes.
Price questions, “are you open Saturday”, “can I come after work”. They arrive when your front desk has gone home.
The diary, the phone and last night’s WhatsApp all want the receptionist at once. Some of those patients have already booked elsewhere.
Mediora replies from your services, prices and hours, offers slots that are really free, books them, and leaves a clean thread for the morning.
Nine modules that share one patient record, one calendar and one WhatsApp number. Start with the inbox; switch the assistant on when you're ready.
Answers WhatsApp from your live catalog and knowledge base, books real slots, and escalates emergencies to a person.
One real-time WhatsApp inbox for the whole front desk. Take over from the assistant on any thread in one click.
Per-doctor rosters, split shifts and leave. A database constraint makes double-booking a doctor impossible.
Every booking sends a WhatsApp confirmation. Reminders go out at the lead time you choose, from 15 minutes to 14 days.
Notes that lock when signed, addenda for corrections, and prescriptions that print on A5. The AI can't read any of it.
Broadcast approved templates to up to 5,000 patients, throttled, retried, tracked per recipient, and cancellable.
These are the real screens, rebuilt in the browser. Change your region in the footer and the names, numbers and currency follow.
Every reply says who sent it: the assistant or a named colleague. Ticks show sent, delivered and read.
Take over mutes the assistant on that thread and assigns it to you. It switches back on after 24 hours of quiet.
Outside WhatsApp's 24-hour window the composer locks, and you can re-open the chat with an approved template.
One column per doctor, built from their roster and leave. Slots sit on a 15-minute grid sized by the service.
Bookings made by the assistant are marked, and go through the exact same conflict check as staff bookings.
Status moves from scheduled to confirmed, checked in, in progress and completed, or no-show, which frees the slot.
The phone number is the identity. Type it any local way and it's stored in international format.
A patient's first WhatsApp message creates their record automatically, marked “From WhatsApp”.
Front-desk notes are kept apart from the clinical record, which only doctors write and receptionists can't open.
Today's appointments, completed-visit revenue, conversations and how many the assistant handled.
Days are counted in your clinic's own time zone, so a late Friday shift stays on Friday.
Look back 7, 30 or 90 days, or any range up to a year. Professional plans export it to CSV.
Not a chatbot bolted onto WhatsApp. A careful assistant with exactly the tools your front desk would use, and none of the ones it shouldn't have.
Messages arrive over the WhatsApp Business Platform into your shared inbox, live, for every receptionist at once.
Three quick messages become one reply. The assistant waits eight seconds so the patient can finish their thought.
A guard checks for emergencies, abuse and “I want a person”, in English, Roman Urdu and Urdu script.
It reads your live services, doctors and free slots. Prices come from your catalog. It doesn't diagnose.
It books through the same engine as your staff, or alerts the front desk with the reason it stopped.
Chest pain, heavy bleeding, an overdose: the assistant stops, tells the patient to call local emergency services (999, 000, 911, 1122 and more), mutes itself on that thread and alerts your staff.
Clinical notes and prescriptions are structurally out of the assistant’s reach. Not a prompt rule: it has no tool that could read them.
Everyone sees what their job needs and nothing more. Receptionists can't open clinical notes; doctors aren't in the WhatsApp inbox.
A dental practice and a paediatric clinic have different questions at midnight. Mediora answers from your own catalog and knowledge base, so it speaks your specialty.
Each clinic has its own time zone, currency and phone format. Midnight rollups run at your midnight, not the server's.
No made-up customer counts. These are rules the product enforces, every time.
Thousands of clinics share one database, and the database itself refuses to show one clinic another’s rows. Even if our code had a bug, the leak couldn’t happen.
We have not been through a formal HIPAA, GDPR or ISO audit yet. We’d rather say that here than in your procurement call.
What we can show you is how the system is built, in detail, and what it refuses to do. Ask us anything at security@mediora.app.
Every plan includes the shared inbox, scheduling, patients and clinical notes. The assistant arrives on Professional.
One doctor, a front desk, and a calendar that finally adds up.
Small clinics moving the front desk off a personal phone.
Busy clinics that want WhatsApp answered after hours.
Hospitals and large practices with many doctors.
Mediora is new, so there’s no wall of logos here. What there is: a product you can try free today, an assistant you can leave switched off until you trust it, and a team that answers when you write.
Every feature page ends with what that feature doesn’t do yet. Read those first.
It answers patients on WhatsApp using your service list, prices, doctors and the knowledge entries you write. It can check real availability and book appointments with the same rules your staff use. It never invents prices, and it doesn't give diagnoses or medication advice.
It hands the conversation to your team. Medical emergencies and requests for a person mute the assistant on that conversation straight away. For emergencies, the handoff message also gives the local emergency number. Other cases, like complaints, billing questions or your own escalation keywords, alert your staff while the assistant keeps the patient informed.
Mediora connects to the WhatsApp Business Platform (Meta's Cloud API) using your own WhatsApp Business account. You enter its account ID, phone number ID and access token, and we check them with Meta before saving anything. The number you connect is your clinic's number, not ours.
No. Every record carries your clinic's ID, and the database itself enforces row-level security on every table, so a query made for one clinic cannot return another clinic's rows even if application code has a bug. The application also connects with a database role that cannot bypass those rules.
No, and it can't. Clinical notes and prescriptions are outside everything the assistant is able to reach. That's enforced in how the system is built, not by asking the AI nicely. It talks to whoever holds a patient's phone, so it never gets near a diagnosis.
Yes. The Free plan covers one doctor, two staff accounts, ten services and 100 template messages a month, with the inbox, calendar, patient records and clinical notes included. No card is needed to sign up.
Not yet. We have not completed a formal compliance audit or certification. The security page lists exactly what the system does today, so your compliance team can judge it against your obligations, and we're happy to answer their questions directly.
Not through a booking page yet. Today patients book by messaging your clinic on WhatsApp, where your staff or the assistant books them into the calendar. A patient self-service page is on our roadmap.
Set up your clinic in an afternoon. The free plan needs no card and no sales call.
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