Snabbb Appointment brings clinic-created bookings and patient-submitted requests into one workflow. Your team can handle walk-ins and phone calls manually, or send patients a booking link to fill in their own details.
Whichever way the booking starts, the clinic keeps visibility and control over what happens next.
For a walk-in patient, a phone call, or another offline enquiry, clinic staff can create the appointment manually inside Snabbb.
Select the patient, date and time, then add treatment, duration, dentist, and room details so the booking enters the clinic schedule immediately.
The clinic can share its booking link with a patient instead of collecting every detail by phone. The patient follows the guided form, enters the required information, and submits an appointment request.
The request then appears inside Snabbb for the clinic to review and manage.
Book an appointment on behalf of someone who may need assistance, such as a child, elderly family member, or anyone who is unable to complete the booking independently.
Use the e-patients history area to search existing patient records or add a new patient when needed. Keeping patient information connected to the appointment workflow makes it easier to select the right person and reduce repeated entry.
Patient-submitted requests stay visible for clinic review. Staff can check the patient details and requested appointment information, then manage the request according to the clinic's workflow.
Request status views help the team separate pending, accepted, declined, expired, and other records more clearly.
Configure working hours, slot duration, working days, rooms, treatments, staff, and related appointment settings so bookings reflect the clinic's real operating structure.
This gives the booking workflow a clearer foundation before appointments start filling the calendar.
Appointment reports and statistics help the clinic review booking activity and performance. Use the reporting area to understand completed, confirmed, pending, cancelled, no-show, and other appointment outcomes more clearly.
