- What is a Clinic Operating System?
- A Clinic Operating System connects reception, queue, doctor workflow, billing, and optional in-house pharmacy for polyclinics and specialty clinics on one spine.
- Is Hayati too heavy for a small clinic?
- Hayati targets clinics that need billing, queue, and pharmacy discipline — not single-doctor appointment-only apps. Scope modules on walkthrough.
- How does AI Receptionist help clinics?
- It answers after-hours and lunch-break calls, books appointments, and feeds the Physical Appointment Dashboard for your reception team.
- What is hybrid scheduling?
- Combine online intent, walk-ins, and phone bookings in one Physical Appointment Dashboard instead of parallel notebooks and apps.
- Does Hayati work for dental and eye clinics?
- Yes — specialty workflows are scoped on walkthrough. See use cases such as /use-cases/dental-clinic and /use-cases/eye-hospital.
- How does Hayati compare to Practo?
- Practo focuses on discovery and booking. Hayati runs clinic operations after arrival — billing, queue, pharmacy, and GST.
- Can clinics bill with GST offline?
- Yes. Offline-first counters store bills locally and sync when connectivity returns.
- What does clinic pricing look like?
- See /pricing for license tiers. Polyclinic scope is confirmed after discovery.
- Does Hayati include in-clinic pharmacy?
- Pharmacy and inventory modules attach when you dispense on site — FEFO and Schedule H workflows apply.
- How does the AI Retention Agent help chronic care clinics?
- Governed follow-up calls remind patients of visits with human escalation and bookings into the appointment dashboard.