Appointments and confirmations
Identify appointments to confirm, prepare reminders and flag replies requiring staff action.
Hattab Process helps dental practices track appointments, patient callbacks, pending treatment proposals, documents and payments — without replacing clinical software or automating medical decisions.
The issue is not always the absence of software. It often appears between the diary, messages, patient files and actions the team must remember to resume.
Each scenario is defined with the practitioner and the team. Sensitive communications can remain subject to approval before sending.
Identify appointments to confirm, prepare reminders and flag replies requiring staff action.
Centralise callback requests, assign a date and owner, and track each request through completion.
See which proposals are awaiting a response and prepare respectful follow-up approved by the practice.
Track documents, forms, payments and administrative tasks without multiplying scattered files.
We first check what your current software already supports, then work only on the steps that remain manual or scattered.
Understand the real administrative journey from a patient request through post-appointment follow-up.
Choose statuses, reminder rules, owners and cases that require approval.
Link usable software, diary, files or channels within a controlled scope.
Validate messages, timing, exceptions and stop rules with the practice team.
Launch one process, support users and measure the results.
No. Hattab Process first complements the software already in use and organises tasks still managed through Excel, WhatsApp, email or manual notes.
Yes, when the technical environment and the practice’s rules allow it. Messages, timing, applicable consent and stop conditions are defined before sending.
Yes. The practice can centralise pending quotes or treatment proposals, set a next action and retain human approval before any follow-up.
No. It reduces repetitive searches, data entry and checks so the team can spend more time on reception, coordination and special cases.
The scope, access, necessary data and retention period must be agreed with the practice. We favour the minimum useful data and human approval for sensitive actions.
We study your current operations before proposing a limited, measurable pilot.