Questions about RxAgenda
and requesting a demo.

RxAgenda is designed for booking through WhatsApp or a clinic link, with clear availability and patient confirmation. The demo explains the booking journey and clinic number setup.

Yes. The design supports timed appointments and arrival-order sessions. Patients reserve a place in the session. They get their queue position when reception checks them in.

The initial visit is the main appointment with the doctor. A follow-up visit, called an esteshara in Egyptian Arabic, is a return visit after that appointment to review the patient’s progress. The doctor sets the return date and RxAgenda reminds the patient to book. Once booked, the reminder includes the confirmed appointment time. A return date alone is not a booking.

Yes. Reception can take over a conversation, reply to the patient, then hand it back to the assistant. Staff can see who is handling the reply.

The experience is designed for a browser or WhatsApp, without a separate patient app. In the demo, we’ll show how patients verify their identity and manage bookings.

For now, you can request a demo. We’ll show you the product and discuss what your clinic needs before agreeing on setup. You can’t subscribe or pay through the website yet.

We’ll ask how your clinic works, explain the setup it needs, and discuss costs during the demo. Sending a demo request doesn’t commit you to paying.

The plan is to use a dedicated booking number, separate from your current clinic number. We’ll discuss how to set it up before activating a connection.

We’ll show booking, the arrival queue, initial-visit and follow-up reminders, and one inbox for WhatsApp, Facebook and Instagram messages. We’ll discuss how it fits your clinic.

WhatsApp opens with your details in a draft message. Check it and press Send to get the request to us. We’ll then arrange a demo time with you. Completing the form alone doesn’t send the request.

No. Screenshots are illustrative prototype interfaces with fictional names and appointments. Available capabilities and setup plans are discussed during the demo.

Its purpose is booking coordination, communication and reminders. Doctors set return dates and remain responsible for diagnosis and treatment. Reminder copy does not include diagnoses or prescriptions.

Yes. RxAgenda integrates with Facebook and Instagram, bringing their messages together with WhatsApp in one inbox for the doctor and reception team. They can follow patient messages from the same place.