A plan in Word
It is built by hand, printed, and if the patient asks for changes it is redone from scratch.
For the express one you pick treatments from your price list and you are done; the full one you build on the odontogram, with instalments, discounts and comments. The plan reaches the patient by email or WhatsApp for them to accept or reject through a link, and it stays connected to the cash box and to their balance.
It is built by hand, printed, and if the patient asks for changes it is redone from scratch.
Nobody knows which plans are pending, accepted or expired.
Part payments get written in a notebook and nobody knows how much is left.
The full one is born from the odontogram with the planned treatments. The express one adds treatments by search and is saved approved in one step.
Up to 36 instalments, with deposits and a due date for each. Each instalment is added to the debt only when it falls due.
You apply a percentage or a fixed amount to one treatment or to every line at once.
Each treatment carries its own currency and the plan shows the total for each. Instalments are used on single-currency plans.
The patient gets the PDF by email with a link to accept or reject it. With the WhatsApp add-on, they answer with a button in the chat.
Each location sets how many days its plans stay valid. Once expired, the link no longer accepts an answer.
From the odontogram you take the planned treatments, or in the express version you search for them by name.
You add instalments, discounts and comments from your templates, and send it by email or WhatsApp.
They accept or reject it from the link. Once approved, it is ready to book and to charge.
Two ways: the full one, born from the odontogram with the planned treatments, and the express one, a short form to search for treatments and save it approved in one step. In both you adjust prices and discounts before saving.
Yes. By email they get the plan PDF with a link to accept or reject it; with the WhatsApp add-on, they answer with a button in the chat. If they accept, the plan moves to approved and the clinic is notified.
Yes, up to 36 instalments, with deposits and a due date for each. Each instalment is added to the patient's debt on the day it falls due, and each payment is recorded in the treasury against that plan.
Yes, if you turn it on. Each location sets how many days its plans stay valid, and an expired plan can no longer be answered from the link.
The plan separates the price the patient pays from the price the insurer covers on each treatment, using that insurer's price list.
40 symbols per tooth and surface
Fees per location and per health insurer
What each patient owes, and the debtors report
When the patient accepts, the plan turns into treatment, into appointments and into payments, without re-entering anything. Start free and migrate your data with our team.