Inquiry arrival
Its source, service, branch and waiting time are shown, and late ones are highlighted.
An inquiry arrives with its source and waiting time, the team calls and records the outcome and next step. Every lead has one clear path until they book or are archived with a recorded reason.
From the first message to booking, every stage has an owner, a date and an outcome.
Its source, service, branch and waiting time are shown, and late ones are highlighted.
One screen for source, timeline, call outcome, booking and follow-up.
Record the need, concerns and the patient's stance on cost so the clinic can judge the inquiry.
Today's, overdue and next-week follow-ups, then archiving with a recorded reason.
A daily task list for each team member that gathers calls, follow-ups and approvals.
A supervisor watches late inquiries, first-reply time and workload distribution.
The file brings together the inquiry source, stage and owner, and lets you record the call outcome, need, concerns and next step from the same place.
Illustrative examples of each stage; the clinic sets the wording and rules.
Assignment picks the owner by branch and service, and a waiting timer runs from the moment of arrival.
After the call, the need, concerns and stance on cost are recorded so the inquiry moves to a suitable stage.
The team member picks a slot at the right branch and saves it in the patient's file.
If the patient doesn't book, a follow-up date is set or the inquiry is archived with a recorded reason and returns after a rest period.
The task list gathers overdue calls, today's follow-ups and approvals, while a supervisor sees the team's state: first-reply time, late inquiries and each member's workload.
Discuss your clinic's needs and channels to define a suitable scope.