Replies
Same assistant, on WhatsApp
Upcoming
Time, doctor, address
Attendance
Yes, notify the practice
Form link
When WhatsApp is enabled
Notify
Reschedule or cancel
Product help
From the support guide
Limits
No clinical advice
Laura on WhatsApp. Patients get an answer.
Laura replies to patients on WhatsApp: bookings, reminders, and questions. She can send a consent link and pass reschedule requests to your team. She does not change the diary, and she does not give clinical advice.

They message WhatsApp.
Laura answers.
Patients ask about the next visit, confirm they are coming, or request a consent form. Laura replies in short South African English and only talks about appointments linked to that number.
Need a new slot?
Share the link.
If online bookings are on, Laura can send the practice booking page. Patients still request a time. Your team still approves it before anything lands in the diary.
Online bookings
Online bookings is built in, so it works from the first patient.
Practice approves
Practice approves is built in, so it works from the first patient.
WhatsApp delivery
Delivered straight to the patient's WhatsApp, where it gets read.
Reschedule requests
stay with you.
Laura never moves, cancels, or books an appointment in the diary. She emails the practice when a patient asks to reschedule, cancel, or confirm, so a person decides.
Reschedule request
Reschedule request is built in, so it works from the first patient.
Cancel request
Cancel request is built in, so it works from the first patient.
Diary unchanged
Diary unchanged is built in, so it works from the first patient.
Outbound confirmations and aftercare still sit in Smart Communication. Laura does not give clinical advice. For how a practice should use AI,
read AI in South African private practice.
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