Appointments, WhatsApp messages and Google reviews in one place. Built for small clinics, not adapted down from a hospital system. ₹1,999 a month, or ₹17,999 a year.

Most clinic management system software in India is built for 50-bed hospitals and sold to solo doctors at a discount. You get billing modules, inventory, lab integration and an IPD ward map, for a clinic with one doctor and one register.
A private clinic needs four things. Patients able to book. A schedule nobody double-books. Messages that go out without anyone remembering. And a Google page that reflects the practice.
That's what this is — small clinic management software, in the literal sense: it was sized for a clinic from the start rather than cut down from a hospital system. The four things below are all of it.
Patients call, message on WhatsApp, or use your booking link and QR code — you add phone and walk-in patients yourself. A live token queue means the front desk isn't fielding "how much longer?" calls all day.
See scheduling & queue management →Every booking gets an instant WhatsApp confirmation. On the Business plan, reminders go out 24 hours before — while there is still time to reschedule — and again 2 hours before.
See WhatsApp reminders →Collect the consultation fee through Razorpay — UPI, cards, or net banking — the moment a patient books, instead of chasing payment at the counter.
See booking with payment →Mark a visit complete and a WhatsApp goes out with a direct link to your Google review page. The asking is the only part being automated — the part you'd do yourself if you had time between patients.
See review automation →The notebook. The phone. The WhatsApp chat. And whatever your receptionist remembers. None of them can see each other. That is why the list is wrong by 11am. All four now go into the same list, in the order you will see the patients.
Put your link on your Google page, your Instagram and your website. Print a QR code for the front desk. Patients see your free slots and pick one. When they take it, it closes.
Your staff types in the name, number and time. The patient joins the same list as the online bookings. Same confirmation. Same review request after.
The patient rings. Your staff adds them from the dashboard. The booking is confirmed and the WhatsApp message goes out without anyone writing it.
On the Business plan, patients book inside a WhatsApp chat with your clinic's own number. It lands in the same list as everything else.
What this doesn't do
Your staff types in the calls and walk-ins. FormAlert does not answer your phone. And a booking link on your Google page means more people find you, so some will ring. What goes away is the work after the call. Checking the book for a clash. Calling back to confirm. Remembering the reminder. Asking for the review. More on walk-ins and phone bookings →
Calendly, Setmore and SimplyBook are good booking tools. They are used far beyond healthcare. They were not built around how an Indian clinic runs each day. Here is where that shows.
| Criteria | FormAlert | Typical global scheduling tool |
|---|---|---|
| Walk-ins and phone bookings | First-class — same queue, same confirmation | Not modelled; these tools assume the patient books themselves |
| Reminder channel | WhatsApp (plus email) | Usually email, sometimes SMS as a paid add-on |
| Payments | Razorpay — UPI, cards, net banking, to your own account | Usually Stripe/PayPal-based, limited or no native UPI support |
| Pricing currency | INR, flat monthly fee | Typically priced in USD |
| Queue / token management | Built in, with a waiting-room display on Business | Not a standard feature — slot-focused, not queue-focused |
| Google review automation | Automatic WhatsApp request after every visit | Not typically included — usually needs a separate reputation tool |
What other tools include can change. Check their current plans before you compare.
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Get Started"Clinic management software" gets used for very different products. Here's exactly where FormAlert stops, so it's clear whether it fits.
FormAlert doesn't store clinical notes, prescriptions, or medical history. Keep using your existing records system alongside it.
No claims processing or insurance workflows. FormAlert handles patient-paid consultations via Razorpay, not insurer reimbursement.
No ward management, multi-location inventory, or department-level admin. It's sized for one clinic, or a handful of doctors under one roof.
FormAlert works the same way regardless of specialty — a booking link, a queue, WhatsApp reminders, and review requests. Running a dental practice specifically? See how clinics handle recall visits and multi-chair scheduling.
Connect your calendar, set your hours and services, and your booking link is ready — no onboarding call required.
₹1,999/month, or ₹17,999/year. No per-provider licensing or hidden setup cost.
Business plan supports separate schedules per provider under one clinic account, as your practice grows.
Dental practice management software for single and two-chair practices — recall reminders, treatment-wise slot lengths, and review requests after each sitting. A dental practice isn't just single-visit appointments — it's a mix of new patients, ongoing treatment plans, and recall/hygiene visits months apart. FormAlert's booking, queue, and reminder system handles all three from the same dashboard, and a 45-minute procedure slot is worth protecting: a chair that empties doesn't refill itself.
A cleaning booked six months out gets the same automatic 24h/2h WhatsApp reminder as an appointment booked this week — on the Business plan.
Business plan gives each dentist a separate schedule under one clinic account — no double-booked chairs.
Toothache walk-ins go straight into the live queue alongside booked patients — no separate system to check.
On the Business plan a WhatsApp reminder goes out 24 hours before a visit — while there is still time for a genuine reschedule — and again 2 hours before. We won't quote you a reduction figure; you know what an empty chair costs.
The moment a patient books, they get a WhatsApp message with date, time, and treatment details.
Sent a day before every visit — enough notice for a genuine reschedule instead of a same-day no-show. Business plan.
The final nudge before the appointment, timed to actually get someone in the chair. Business plan.
Mark the visit complete and a review request goes out — dental practices live and die by their Google rating.
Not dental-specific charting or treatment-plan software — no odontogram, no imaging. FormAlert runs alongside whatever clinical software your practice already uses; it handles the booking, reminder, payment, and review side.
An OPD runs on walk-ins as much as bookings. Your staff types in the name, number and time for anyone who calls or turns up; they join the same queue as everyone who booked online, with the same token number and the same WhatsApp confirmation. It is not a hospital information system — no beds, no stock, no insurance billing — just the appointment, the queue and the messages around them.
An OPD waiting room asks reception that forty times a day. On the Business plan, open the queue display on a tablet or a TV and leave it running — it updates the moment you press Done.
The token being seen, and the ones next. Patients look up instead of walking to the desk.
It's a web page at your own clinic address. Any tablet, laptop or smart TV with a browser.
The WhatsApp confirmation carries a link to the patient's own position, which updates as the morning moves.
The queue is on both plans; the waiting-room display and separate queues per doctor are Business. This is not OPD registration for a government hospital — if you're a patient looking for a government hospital's own portal, this isn't it.
Dr. Madhumita Mazumdar runs her entire front-of-clinic operation — booking, reminders, and reviews — on FormAlert.
One dashboard for scheduling, reminders, and review requests.
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Get StartedHere's exactly what happens if you sign up today.
No card needed. You're in your dashboard in a couple of minutes.
Add a patient's name and phone number and send — that's the whole flow, one credit per request. No booking setup required to try this part.
Send a few and watch how many patients actually leave a review. That tells you what to expect before you've paid anything.
Everything is already running from the first hour — there's nothing you have to set up to start. Separately, we walk you through connecting your own WhatsApp number and get your message templates approved with you.
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In short
FormAlert is a clinic management system for doctors in independent private practice and small clinics in India. It runs the appointment side of a practice — online, QR code and WhatsApp booking, walk-ins and phone bookings in the same queue, automated WhatsApp reminders and Google review requests — so that a practice can fill its book and build its local presence without anyone typing a message. Patients book from a web page, by scanning a QR code at the clinic, or by messaging the clinic on WhatsApp. The clinic confirms the appointment and marks the visit complete; FormAlert sends the confirmation, reminds the patient before the visit, and asks for a Google review afterwards. There is one plan, at ₹1,999/month or ₹17,999/year — the yearly price works out at ₹1,500 a month and saves ₹5,989. It includes 24-hour and 2-hour reminders, as many doctors as the clinic has with a login each for them and the front desk, and the clinic's own WhatsApp Business API number and templates, which FormAlert sets up with the clinic. There is a 14-day free trial with no card; trial messages go from FormAlert's shared WhatsApp number, at ₹1 a message against a small free allowance, while Meta verifies the clinic's own number.