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Workflows

Five lanes that keep the front desk moving.

Every role works the same day map, with clean handoffs between lanes and staff approval before anything reaches a patient.

Front desk teams

Confirmation changes, calls, and messages in one steady lane.

  • Confirmation changes surfaced the moment they land
  • Calls and messages collected into one review queue
  • Reply drafts staged for staff approval before sending
  • Clean handoffs to the next shift at close
Front-desk coordinator reviewing patient message drafts before approving them.

Reschedule — Crown prep

SMS · 2 min agoHigh

Hi, can I move my Tuesday appointment?

Suggested reply

Friday at 2:30 PM with Dr. Patel is open.

Message lane

  • 5 drafts awaiting review
  • 3 confirmation changes
Office managers

Day-level visibility, with schedule risk named early.

  • Schedule risk flagged before it becomes lost chair time
  • Staff assignments visible for every lane
  • One view of what is done, pending, and blocked
  • Escalations routed to the right teammate
Office manager reviewing the day map and lane assignments on a laptop.

Open slot

11:00 AM · 60 min · Op 2

Dr. Patel · Hygiene

Best match: recall overdue 4 mo.

Day-level view

  • Open time today2 slots
  • Lanes assigned4 of 4
  • Blocked items1
Hygiene coordinators

Recall matching that fits the openings you actually have.

  • Overdue patients matched to real schedule openings
  • Recall lane prioritized by overdue window and fit
  • Follow-up readiness tracked per patient touchpoint
  • Outreach drafted, never sent without approval
Hygiene coordinator and front-desk teammate reviewing the recall lane together.

Recall lane

This week
  • 8 matches ready to review
  • 4 follow-ups due after visit
  • 2 need a new opening
Insurance and claims teams

Benefit checks and packet prep without chasing documents.

  • Benefit checks queued ahead of the visit
  • Missing documents named per claim, not guessed at
  • Claims packets assembled with a readiness checklist
  • Nothing is submitted without a staff review step
Quiet administrative corner where the claims team prepares packets in the afternoon.

Benefits lane

6 checks queued for tomorrow

Coverage details recorded for staff review

Claims packet

  • Narrative
  • X-rays attached
  • EOB needed
Practice owners

Fewer hidden gaps, and a clearer rhythm across the team.

  • Operational gaps visible before they compound
  • A consistent rhythm every location can follow
  • An approval log showing who reviewed what
  • Weekly readiness in one calm summary
Practice owner closing the day with every lane reviewed and handed off.

Week in review

Reviewed by staff
  • Recall lane cleared38 reviewed
  • Open time recovered11 hrs
  • Claims past 30d4 open
  • Approvals logged126

Give every role the same connected day.