A clinic appointment system your front desk can run
Describe your clinic and ARK47 builds the appointment system for it: each doctor’s day, a page where patients book a time, a front desk that confirms visits, and a file for every patient. When you add a doctor, a speciality or a branch, you change it by asking.
What it usually holds
Appointments by doctor
Every doctor’s calendar, with free and booked times by day.
Patient files
Each patient with their contact details and visit history.
Online booking
A public page where patients pick a doctor and a time.
Front desk
Today’s visits, who is confirmed and who is waiting.
Doctor and reception views
Doctors see their own day; reception sees everyone’s.
In every system
- Sign-in for your team, and roles that decide who sees what
- Arabic and English, right to left built in, and more languages when you add them
- Its own database, kept apart from every other system
- A public site and a control panel, on your own domain when you publish
- Changes by asking: a page, a field or a rule, on the running system
- Every change recorded, so you can see what each request did
Questions about this system.
Yes, if you ask for it. The system can have a public page where patients choose a doctor and a time, and a control panel where reception confirms the visit.
Yes. Roles decide who sees what: doctors can see their own day and their own patients, and reception can see everyone’s schedule.
Yes. Describe your branches and their doctors, and appointments and reports are kept by branch. You can add a branch later by asking.