Made from WhatsApp
A patient's first message creates their record, marked 'From WhatsApp'. Nobody types it in twice.
One record per phone number, created the moment a patient first writes on WhatsApp. Search works the way people actually type numbers, and nothing is ever deleted.
A patient's first message creates their record, marked 'From WhatsApp'. Nobody types it in twice.
Local or international, with spaces, dashes or a leading zero, or just three or more digits. All find the same person.
By name, WhatsApp display name or email.
Up to 2,000 characters of practical notes, kept apart from anything clinical.
Every change to a record is in the audit log, with a history tab on each patient.
Archived patients leave your lists but keep every appointment and note. Restore any time.
| Action | Owner | Front desk | Doctor |
|---|---|---|---|
| See patients | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Add and edit | Yes | Yes | No |
| Archive and restore | Yes | No | No |
| See change history | Yes | No | No |
| Read clinical notes | Signed only | No | Yes |
Who changed a phone number, when, and from where. The history tab on each patient shows it.
The audit log is append-only: the database refuses to edit or delete its rows.
| When | Who | Role | Action | Record | IP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Today 16:02 | Owner | Admin | Updated | Service · Filling | 203.0.113.24 |
| Today 15:47 | Tasha | Receptionist | Rescheduled | Appointment · Jordan Reed | 203.0.113.31 |
| Today 11:42 | Dr. Rivera | Doctor | Signed | Clinical note (content not logged) | 203.0.113.18 |
| Today 09:15 | Owner | Admin | Suspended | Staff · Hannah Wu | 203.0.113.24 |
| Yesterday 18:30 | Owner | Admin | Updated | Assistant settings | 198.51.100.7 |
| Yesterday 10:04 | Tasha | Receptionist | Created | Patient · Daniel Okafor | 203.0.113.31 |
A patient calls from a new phone? Search their name. A patient reads out their number with spaces and a leading zero? Type it exactly as they say it. It finds them.
We'd rather tell you now than have you find out in week two.
No. Anyone who messages your WhatsApp number gets a record automatically. You can also add patients yourself, for example walk-ins and phone bookings.
Today one phone number is one patient record, so a shared handset means a shared record. Plan around it for now, for example with a note on the record.
No, on purpose. Deleting a patient would break their appointment and clinical history. You archive them instead: they disappear from lists and can be restored.
Local and international formats both work. Numbers are normalised using your clinic's country, so for a UK clinic '07700 900142' and '+44 7700 900142' are the same person.
No. Doctors can read them. Adding and editing patients is for the owner and front desk; archiving is for the owner only.
One shared, real-time inbox for the front desk.
Rosters, leave and a calendar that can't double-book.
Signed notes, addenda and printable prescriptions.
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