£44 of care never made it onto a bill
Meloxicam for Bella and a nail clip for Pip were written in the records and are missing from their invoices. One tap adds each to the right bill.
Follow a three-vet practice through a Tuesday, from the first call before opening to the checks that run overnight. Everything you will see is in Vetdost.
The phone receptionist books real free times, cancels, takes prescription requests and messages. It only acts for your own clients, and reads everything back first.
NeverIf a caller says their dog has eaten chocolate, or presses 1, they are put straight through to a person. Every time, before anything else.
A brief, first thing, from the records alone: charges the notes mention that never reached a bill, patients seen with no record, bills left as drafts.
Meloxicam for Bella and a nail clip for Pip were written in the records and are missing from their invoices. One tap adds each to the right bill.
Luna at 16:20 and Max at 17:05. A record is best written the same day.
INV-2041 for £92.50, started yesterday.
Spotted by the record check.
Every booking, wherever it came from, lands in the same diary, against real free time. Nothing is ever booked twice.
Luna was booked on your website at 06:12, while everyone was asleep.
With the owner’s agreement the consult is recorded. The AI scribe drafts the clinical record, a summary for the owner and the charges, and a vet reads and signs every word.
Recording, 03:12"She's been lame on the left fore for two days. Pain on flexing the wrist, no swelling. I've given her meloxicam to take home. Let's see her again in a week."
Texts arrive in one inbox, on the client’s record, sorted by what they need. The urgent one goes to the top in red, and replies are drafted for a person to send.
BookingCan Max come in Friday after 5?
PrescriptionRunning low on Pip's heart tablets
Urgent, ring nowShe's just eaten a whole bar of dark chocolate
ChangeCan't make Thursday, sorry!
Drafted, not sentHi Sarah, Friday at 5:15 with Dr Khan is free for Max. Shall I book it?
ThanksThank you so much for today
A treatment sheet for each patient on the ward: what is done, what is due, and what is late. Doses are worked out from the weight and your own formulary.
DoneDueLate
Built to the Misuse of Drugs Regulations. A running balance on every page, entries that can never be edited or deleted, and claims drafted from the record.
VAT on every line. What the notes say was done reaches the bill. And bills that go unpaid get three polite reminders, a week or more apart, never a threat.
When the vet approves the owner summary, it is emailed to the owner, once, in your name. Review replies are drafted too, and never mention a pet, a visit or a bill.
Waited forty minutes past our time and nobody told us why.
Reply drafted for youThank you for telling us, and we are sorry your visit fell short. We would like to put it right: please ring us and ask for the practice manager.
The work nobody has time for in the day, done quietly overnight and waiting in the morning.
The client portal, where owners see their pets and bills. Your website, designed, built and hosted. Online registration. Consent signed on screen. Estimates as a range. Health plans you own. Statements. A waiting list. Stock takes on a phone. Reports for the owner. When a pet dies, everything that would carry on stops. Working offline. An audit trail. And your data, always yours.
We move your records in before you switch, and nothing is written until you have seen it.
Whatever your old system gives: CSV files, a spreadsheet, a backup.
Checked by a person, with you.
You see what will come in, and what needs a look.
And the whole import can be undone.
Book a demo, or walk through the sample practice yourself.