The inbox
Filter, search, assign, take over, hand back, close and reopen threads.
You answer WhatsApp, book walk-ins and calm the queue, often at the same time. Mediora puts every conversation in one shared inbox, books into a calendar that won't let you double-book, and lets the assistant take the routine questions at night.
8:45
Overnight, the assistant answered the routine questions. Threads it handed over are flagged, with the reason.
9:00
A patient wants a person. Take over the thread: the assistant goes quiet there, and the thread is yours.
9:20
Find or register them by phone number, typed any way you like, then book the next free slot.
9:30
Mark them arrived. The doctor sees it on their day view straight away.
14:10
A patient can't make it. Move them in one step; the original time stays on the record.
16:30
Nobody came. Mark it, and the slot is free again.
Taking over mutes the assistant on that one thread and assigns it to you. Handing back un-mutes it. If you forget, it resumes after 24 hours of quiet.
Maria Lopez
“Is the 5:15 still okay if I’m 10 minutes late?”
The assistant is handling this thread. Take over to reply yourself.
Filter, search, assign, take over, hand back, close and reopen threads.
Book, reschedule, cancel with a reason, confirm, check in and mark no-shows.
Create and edit patient details. Search by name, or phone in any format.
Outside WhatsApp's 24-hour window, send an approved template to re-engage.
Read its settings, its activity log and its usage.
Hide message contents on a screen that faces the waiting room.
If a doctor is already booked, the booking is refused, by the database itself, even if two of you click at the same moment. That rule has no override.
Softer rules, like outside opening hours, during a doctor's leave, or a patient already booked elsewhere at that time, come with a 'book anyway' option for when you know better.
We'd rather tell you now than have you find out in week two.
You get a real-time alert with the reason, like an emergency, a request for a person, a complaint or a voice note it can't read. For emergencies and requests for a person, the assistant goes quiet on that thread. For the rest, it keeps answering politely until someone takes over.
WhatsApp only allows free-form replies within 24 hours of the patient's last message. Outside that window, send an approved template instead. When the patient replies, the window opens again.
Yes. Opening a thread sends read receipts, so the patient sees their message was read.
Threads show who they're assigned to, and taking over assigns the thread to you. Everyone sees the same inbox, live.
A reply is only stored once WhatsApp accepts it, and a failed send stays marked on the message, so you can see it later instead of assuming it went.
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