Fewer empty slots
Two reminders and a one tap reschedule recover most of the no shows.
Most no shows are forgetfulness, not intent. Book appointments inside WhatsApp, remind the day before and the hour before, and let patients reschedule with a tap instead of an unanswered phone call.
Two reminders and a one tap reschedule recover most of the no shows.
Routine booking and rescheduling happens in chat, not on hold.
Role based access, private notes and a consent log per patient.
Appointments
A booking Flow offers real slots by department or doctor and confirms in chat. Reminders go out the day before and an hour before, each with a reschedule button that opens the same Flow.
Reports and prescriptions can be delivered as documents to the patient's thread, and every access is recorded in the audit log.
How it works
Department, practitioner and slot, filled inside WhatsApp.
Two nudges with a one tap reschedule.
Reports and prescriptions as PDFs on the thread.
Opt in and opt out per patient, with a source.
Who can see which conversations and fields.
Every action recorded for review.
What changes
A comparison against running WhatsApp without a platform. See how WBIZ compares with other platforms.
Messages ride the official WhatsApp Business API with encryption in transit. Inside WBIZ, role based access and audit logs control who sees what, and you decide what is ever sent.
Yes, a Flow offers your real slots and confirms in the chat.
Yes, as documents to the patient thread, with every access logged.
Two timed reminders with a one tap reschedule is the pattern that moves the number most.
Yes. A Flow shows slots and confirms, so front desk calls drop.
Yes. A reminder the day before, with a way to confirm or reschedule, cuts no shows.
Documents send inside the chat to the patient's own number, and access follows your consent rules.
Yes. Segment patients due for a check up or a vaccine and send an approved reminder.
Yes. The shared inbox routes each patient to the right desk or doctor.
Yes. The AI agent answers timings, location and preparation, and escalates clinical questions to staff.
Yes. A short Flow gathers the basics so the visit starts faster.
Yes. Every message sits on the patient's thread with a time stamp.
Yes, to patients who opted in, using approved templates.
Yes. Roles control access, so only the right staff see a conversation.
Yes. A reminder with a link can go out, and the reply lands back in the inbox.
Explore more
The booking and rescheduling forms.
See FlowsEncryption, access controls and data handling.
See securityThe reminder sequences and stop conditions.
See automationsStart free, publish one booking Flow and two reminders, and measure the change.