Website assistant
Answers visitors from your own pages and documents, in Arabic and English. It takes their contact details, and passes them to a person when it doesn't know the answer.
Every message answered late is a patient who books elsewhere. The assistant answers, books, confirms, reminds and takes the deposit, and hands the rest to a person.
Patients write on WhatsApp at every hour, in Arabic, English and a mix of both, and a receptionist can only answer during the shift. This assistant runs on your verified WhatsApp Business number and answers within seconds: it books into your calendar, confirms the visit before the slot is held, takes a deposit where a payment gateway exists, sends the reminder the day before and the receipt after, and pauses itself the moment a patient asks for a person. Every conversation leaves a trail your clinic can read. It answers about hours, prices and preparation for a visit; it never answers a medical question, never diagnoses and never suggests treatment.
Answers visitors from your own pages and documents, in Arabic and English. It takes their contact details, and passes them to a person when it doesn't know the answer.
Runs on your verified WhatsApp Business number. It connects to one system first, such as your booking system, Salla, Zid, WooCommerce, HubSpot or Zoho. We test it on the dialects your customers use.
Reads the request, finds the matching products in your catalogue, drafts the quote from your price list and adds it to your CRM. A person approves every quote before it goes out.
Turns invoices, forms and files into data your systems can use. Every field it is unsure of is marked for a person to check. It never guesses.
The AI never makes the final decision. Personal details are removed first. Every answer is checked against your format. Every step is logged. It works in Arabic, English and a mix.
A clinic assistant should do four things well: book, remind, answer the practical questions, and hand the rest to a person with the conversation attached. Everything clinical is the rest. Here is the checklist we build against.
Read moreAmbient scribes document the consultation and produce prose. Handover is a different event with a fixed structure and a measured information loss, and nobody had built for it. These are the requirements, and the lines a safe tool never crosses.
Read moreOne line per statistic, with the source, the date and what kind of study produced it, so you can cite it without reading forty pages. Updated quarterly.
Read moreAnything clinical. Symptoms, medication, results and advice go to a person, with the conversation attached. The assistant handles hours, location, prices, preparation, booking, confirmation, deposits, reminders and receipts, and nothing else.
One integration is included: the booking site, the clinic system, or the calendar you use today. A second system is scoped separately.
It is tested against a suite built from your own patients' messages before launch, in Arabic, English and the mix most people write in. Where it is unsure, it hands off instead of guessing.
Every message, in and out, is logged with its time and the step that produced it. You read the trail from the admin; nothing is hidden inside a vendor.
The assistant asks for consent before the first reminder and records the answer. It never sends a promotional message to a patient who has not opted in, which is one of the breaches regulators have already fined.
Describe how one patient reaches your clinic today, from the first message to the visit. You get a written map of what the assistant takes over and a fixed price.
Or describe one task and a person replies within one working day.