WhatsApp inbox
One shared, real-time inbox for the front desk.
A busy practice has several doctors, a queue at the desk and a phone that never stops. Mediora gives your receptionists one shared WhatsApp inbox, a calendar per doctor, and an assistant that takes the routine questions off their plate.
Is Dr Rahman in on Saturday?
WhatsApp, 7:55 AMDr Rahman works Saturday mornings. I have 9:15 or 10:30, 15 minutes each. Would you like one?
One thread per patient, for life, shared by your whole front desk in real time. Filter by open, unread, assistant paused or assigned to you, and search by name or by phone number typed any way.
Take over a thread to mute the assistant and own it. Hand it back when you're done. Assign it to a colleague, or close it; a new message from the patient reopens it.
Find the patient by phone in any local format, or create them. The number is stored in international format.
Pick a doctor and a free slot. If the doctor is already booked, the database refuses it. No override for that one.
Mark them arrived. The doctor sees it on their own day view.
The doctor starts and completes the visit and writes the note. Revenue counts completed visits.
| Status | Who sets it | What it means |
|---|---|---|
| Scheduled | Front desk or assistant | Booked and holding the slot |
| Confirmed | Front desk | The patient confirmed they're coming |
| Checked in | Front desk | The patient has arrived |
| In progress | Doctor | The consultation has started |
| Completed | Doctor | Done; counts toward revenue |
| No-show | Front desk | Didn't arrive; the slot is freed |
| Cancelled | Front desk, or the assistant if allowed | With a reason, kept for the record |
The day view shows every doctor side by side, updated live for everyone at the desk. Leave and breaks are shaded, and each booking shows whether staff or the assistant made it.
If a booking breaks a policy, like outside hours or during leave, staff can choose to book it anyway. Double-booking a doctor is the one thing nobody can override.
We'd rather tell you now than have you find out in week two.
Yes. It's one shared, real-time inbox. Assignment and takeover show who owns a thread, so two people don't answer the same patient.
No. Doctors are kept out of the inbox entirely. They see their own day, the shared calendar and the clinical record.
WhatsApp only allows free-form replies within 24 hours of the patient's last message. Outside that window the composer locks, and your team can send an approved template instead. When the patient replies, the window reopens.
Yes: register the patient (or find them by phone), then book and check them in. There's no separate walk-in type; it's an appointment like any other.
The WhatsApp assistant is part of the Professional and Enterprise plans. The Free and Starter plans include the inbox, calendar, patients and reminders, and your team answers WhatsApp themselves.
Mediora connects to a WhatsApp Business account on Meta's Cloud API, and the number you connect is the one patients message. Whether your current number can move across depends on how it's registered today, so we check it with you during setup before anything changes.
One shared, real-time inbox for the front desk.
Rosters, leave and a calendar that can't double-book.
One record per phone number, found in any format.
Roles, seats, a kill switch and your price list.
Set up your clinic in an afternoon. The free plan needs no card and no sales call.
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