Websites and apps
WhatsApp for Clinics
Appointment reminders, report delivery and follow-ups over the official WhatsApp Business API, with the consent record that sending clinical information requires.
The official API, not a phone on a desk
Automating an ordinary WhatsApp account gets the number banned, usually at the worst moment. We build on the WhatsApp Business API, where message templates are approved in advance and delivery is something you can actually rely on.
Consent comes first, because this is patient data
A report sent over WhatsApp is clinical information leaving your system. Under India's DPDP Act that needs consent you can demonstrate, not consent you assume. Every flow we build captures it explicitly, records when it was given, and honours a withdrawal. We will say so plainly if a use you have in mind is one we would not build.
Triggered by the system, not by a person
Reminders that someone has to remember to send are reminders that stop going out in a busy week. These fire from your HIS or RIS on the event itself, the moment an appointment is booked or a report is signed, so they keep working when the clinic is full.
What this includes
- Appointment confirmations, reminders and rescheduling
- Report and prescription delivery on the official API
- Approved message templates, so sends are not blocked
- Consent captured and recorded before anything clinical is sent
- Triggered from your HIS or RIS, not typed by hand
Related services
Clinic & Hospital Websites
A website for a practice or a hospital: who you are, what you treat, when you are open, and how to reach you, all of it on the phone a patient is actually holding.
Mobile Apps for iOS and Android
Patient and staff apps built once and published to both stores: appointments, reports, prescriptions and reminders, connected to the systems you already run.
Hospital Information Systems
HIS and EMR platforms that unify registration, orders, pharmacy, billing and clinical documentation into a single patient record clinicians actually want to use.
Tell us what you are building.
Describe the problem rather than the solution. We reply with a considered view of what to tackle first, and say plainly if we are not the right fit.