Doctors take appointments four different ways — phone, WhatsApp, walk-in and online — and none of them talk to each other. FormAlert gives all four one queue. Online bookings land in it by themselves; your staff adds the calls and walk-ins in a few taps. From there the confirmations, reminders and review requests go out on their own.
Said plainly, because you'd find out anyway: phone and walk-in patients are typed in by your staff. FormAlert doesn't answer your phone. It removes everything that used to come after the call.

One link on your Google profile, your Instagram bio and a QR code at reception. Patients see your real availability and pick a slot — and the slot closes the moment it's taken.
Confirmations, reminders and follow-ups send themselves. Reminders 24 hours and 2 hours before, and the review request after the visit — on Business, all from your clinic's own number.
Block surgery or a hospital round in your calendar and those slots stop showing on your booking page. Confirmed appointments go the other way, onto your calendar.
Mark the visit complete and the Google review request sends itself, with your review link in the message. It reaches the patient once they're home, which is when they'll actually do it.
Collect the fee when they book, not when they show up — UPI, cards and net banking through your own Razorpay account. Online consultations get a Google Meet link automatically.
Starter gets the messages sent. Business gets them sent from you. 14 days free, no card, cancel from the dashboard.
In short
FormAlert is an online appointment booking and payment system for private clinics in India. It manages the clinic's schedule and automates Google review collection so the clinic ranks higher on Google. Starter is ₹999/month and includes appointment confirmations, doctor alerts and Google review requests, with WhatsApp messages at ₹1 each against an included ₹500 monthly wallet. Business is ₹1,999/month and adds 24-hour and 2-hour reminders plus the clinic's own WhatsApp Business API number and templates, which FormAlert sets up. Both plans include a 14-day free trial with no card.