Fifteen practice management systems. One integration.
Bookings land in the book your front desk actually works from — not in a second calendar somebody has to remember to check.
| System | Versions | Install |
|---|---|---|
| Athena | All | Cloud |
| Cloud9 | All | Cloud |
| Curve Hero | All | Cloud |
| Denticon | All | Cloud |
| Dentrix | G6.2 and above | On site |
| Dentrix Ascend | All | Cloud |
| Dentrix Enterprise | All | On site |
| Dolphin | All local, including multi-clinic | On site |
| Eaglesoft | 18 and above, including multi-site | On site |
| eClinicalWorks | v11.53 and above. On-premise not supported | Cloud |
| Modernizing Medicine | All | Cloud |
| NextGen Office | All | Cloud |
| Open Dental | V17 and above, including multi-clinic | On site |
| OrthoTrac | All local, including multi-clinic | On site |
| PracticeWorks | All local | On site |
Connector fees are set by the software vendor and passed through at what they charge. What is not in the price →
Seven of the fifteen need somebody at the practice.
Server-installed systems need an installer run on site once. Cloud systems do not.
That difference is the single biggest factor in how long onboarding takes, and we would rather you knew before you promised a date to a client.
Booking into the book means booking into the book.
The right provider. The right operatory where the practice uses them. The right appointment type, so a new patient exam does not land in a fifteen-minute check slot and take a doctor's morning.
A patient who has rung before is matched to their existing record rather than given a second one.
On a system we cannot reach, we say so.
The agent takes a complete appointment request and your front desk confirms it in one click against the book they use.
A smaller promise, kept — rather than a booking nobody can see.
Start by finding out what your websites are leaking.
A free scan of any practice site tells you in ninety seconds which trackers are loading on pages that collect patient information. No account, no card.