Appointment confirmation
- Starts when
- An appointment approaches.
- What happens
- A confirmation goes out with the time and the practice details, and a reply is recorded against the booking.
The problem
A dental front desk absorbs a constant stream of confirmations, moves and cancellations, most of which do not need clinical judgement. The chair that empties on the day is rarely refilled because nobody had time to work the list.
What we set up
Each one is described by what sets it off and what then happens — so you can check it rather than take it on trust.
Example scenario
A patient moves their Thursday appointment. The slot is released, and the workflow raises it as available so the practice can offer it — the arithmetic of an empty chair is done before the day arrives.
A worked example of how a run takes shape.
Scope
Administrative workflows only. Clinical questions, symptoms, treatment advice and patient records are out of scope and are routed to a person. Nothing here is a medical device or a substitute for clinical judgement.
A session on how enquiries reach you now, which ones are missed, and what should happen instead.
The greeting, the questions asked and the routing rules, written down for you to change before anything is built.
Wired to your number, calendar and records, then tested end to end on a line that is not yours.
Live with a rollback path. We watch the first days of real enquiries and adjust against what people actually say.
Pricing
Plans start at $299 a month plus $299 setup, including 200 voice minutes. Cancel any month.
Where we work
Carrtel supports dental practices teams in Calgary, Airdrie, Cochrane, and Okotoks. Service delivery is remote: planning, setup, and ongoing support happen online or by phone, without requiring a local office visit.
Other industries
A short call to map where enquiries are being lost, and what it would take to close the largest one.