Solution · Dental clinics
WhatsApp, Instagram, calls and website chat in the clinic's single inbox: the front desk loses nothing, and appointment reminders go out on their own.
The problem
A patient writes on Instagram, calls the landline and asks about prices on WhatsApp — that is three different windows for one receptionist. While they reply in one, a lead goes cold in another. Some appointments fall through simply because nobody sent a reminder.
A clinic almost never has just one channel. Some people call, some write in Direct under a post with prices, some write on WhatsApp because it is more convenient. Chato brings all of this into one window: the receptionist sees the whole queue of inquiries and replies in order, not based on which app just beeped.
A missed call becomes an inquiry too: it shows up in the shared list, and you can call back or write on WhatsApp from the same number. Call recordings stay in the system — they are used to settle disputes and train new receptionists.
Appointment reminders and review requests can be sent in bulk through official WhatsApp templates — legally and without the risk of the number being banned. And the AI assistant answers common questions about prices and opening hours while the receptionist is busy with a patient in the chair.
Instagram, WhatsApp, calls and website chat — in a single queue for the receptionist.
Unanswered inquiries are marked with their waiting time — none is left until the evening.
Official WhatsApp templates for confirmations and reminders — with no risk of a ban.
All messages and calls are tied to the contact, not to a particular receptionist's phone.
Prices, address, opening hours — the assistant answers on its own and calls in a person when it comes to booking.
Access is granted and revoked with a button, and the conversations stay with the clinic.
With a QR code — the same number you already give to patients.
Direct and comments via Meta login, the landline via SIP from your carrier.
Invite employees and assign permissions: chats for some, analytics as well for others.
Get an appointment reminder template approved and send it to your list of bookings.
No. You connect the number that is already in your ads and on your website — as a second WhatsApp device.
Yes, through the official WhatsApp Business API with an approved template. This is the legal route, and the number does not get banned.
Access to conversations is granted per person and revoked in one click. Conversations are stored by the clinic, not on employees' personal phones.
Directly — to Bitrix24 and amoCRM. For other systems there are webhooks and an API to link whatever you need.
You pay per channel: for example, one WhatsApp starts at 9,000 ₸ a month. The first 3 days are free, no card needed.
The first 3 days are free, no card needed. Connecting channels takes about half an hour.
Start for free