Dental practice management · MoroccoApplication demonstration · synthetic data

Odenqia

A dental practice system where an online booking request arrives as a request, not as an email to retype.

Demonstration — odenqia.taptheweb.us. Fictional example built for demonstration — not a real client site.

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Captured through Odenqia's public one-click demo, on synthetic demonstration data: the Odenqia desktop interface
Captured through Odenqia's public one-click demo, on synthetic demonstration data

The workflow problem

The problem it answers

A dental practice that takes bookings by phone writes the same details twice: once on paper at the desk, once into the practice software. A request that arrives by email has to be retyped, and the time the patient chose is only a suggestion.

What the application includes

A request that used to be retyped now arrives with the reason and the chosen time already attached, and the diary, the patient record and the invoice sit in one system instead of three.

Practical takeaway

The join is the product. A form that only emails an inbox leaves the front desk doing the same work twice.

Build Details

What the build does

  • An online-requests queue that separates a booking request from a phone message
  • A diary that holds the appointments and marks a patient present on arrival
  • Patient records and treatment plans alongside the agenda
  • Quotes, invoices and AMO cover calculation for Moroccan practices
  • A recall list for patients due back

The request cycle

It comes back around. That is the point.

  1. The request arrivesAn online request appears in the practice system with the reason for the visit and the time the patient chose, rather than in an email inbox.
  2. Reception reviews itThe front desk reads the reason and the slot, and confirms or adjusts it. No automatic confirmation is implied.
  3. It sits in the agendaThe appointment joins the diary alongside the day's other patients.
  4. The patient arrivesThe diary marks the patient present, so the desk can see who is waiting.
  5. The record is writtenThe visit, the treatment and the invoice are recorded against the patient in the same system.
  6. The follow-up is plannedA next appointment is scheduled, or the patient is added to the recall list, and the cycle begins again.

Demonstration — Odenqia, demonstration clinic. Fictional example built for demonstration — not a real client site.The stages the practice system supports. Captured on synthetic demonstration data through the public one-click demo.

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