Answer first, then book on WhatsApp

Most appointment calls begin with the same questions. Which days is the doctor available, what is the consultation fee, do I need to fast before the test. A fad answers these from your information. When the person is ready to book, it shows a WhatsApp button. Their request opens in your WhatsApp already typed, and your receptionist confirms the slot.

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Made for

Clinics, dentists and physiotherapistsSalons and spasChartered accountants, lawyers and consultantsTutors and music teachers

How it works

In three steps.

1
Write your availability
Paste your consultation days, timings, fees and location. Add question-answer pairs for "first visit ke liye kya laana hai" and "walk-in allowed hai kya" in your own words.
2
Turn on WhatsApp handover
Add your clinic WhatsApp number. Whenever someone wants to book or asks something the fad cannot answer, it shows a button that opens WhatsApp with the message prefilled.
3
Share on your listing and door
Add the link to your Google Business profile and Instagram. Print the QR code for your reception desk and door, so people can ask even when the clinic is shut.

Your fad

Online · replies instantly

Dr. Sharma kab milte hain?

Dr. Sharma Monday se Saturday, shaam 5 se 8 baje milte hain. Sunday band. Pehle aane walon ko pehle number milta hai.

Consultation fee kitni hai?

Pehli baar consultation ₹500 hai. Follow-up 7 din ke andar free hai, uske baad ₹300.

Do I need to fast before the thyroid test?

No fasting is needed for the thyroid test. For the sugar test you need 10 hours of fasting. Sample collection is from 8 am to 10 am.

Kal shaam 6 baje ka appointment mil sakta hai?

Appointment book karne ke liye neeche WhatsApp button dabaiye. Aapka message pehle se likha hai, reception 10 minute mein confirm karegi.

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Why it matters

What changes for you

Ready-to-confirm requestsBooking messages reach WhatsApp with the question already written. Your staff only reply with a yes and a time, instead of asking five questions first.

Phone rings lessFees, timings and preparation instructions are answered without a call. The reception line stays free for patients who really need to talk.

No double booking by a botThe fad never confirms a slot on its own. A human always confirms on WhatsApp, so your diary stays accurate and you keep control.

Works after closing timeA patient in pain at 11 pm can check tomorrow timings and send a booking request. You see it first thing in the morning.

Questions people ask

Does the fad book the appointment itself?

No. It answers the questions and then moves the person to your WhatsApp with their request prefilled. You or your receptionist confirm the time. This avoids wrong bookings and keeps your existing diary or software as the single truth.

Can it give medical advice?

It answers only from what you feed it, such as timings, fees, test preparation and services offered. If you do not add medical content, it will not give medical advice. When asked, it says it does not know and offers your WhatsApp or phone.

Can I show my phone number instead of WhatsApp?

Yes. You can show your phone, email and working hours in the chat, with or without the WhatsApp button. Some clinics show both, so a patient can call in an emergency or message for a normal booking.

Will it work for a salon or a tutor too?

Yes, the flow is the same. A salon lists services, prices and open hours. A tutor lists subjects, batch timings and fees. The visitor asks, gets the answer, and sends a booking request on WhatsApp with one tap.