An AI receptionist for clinics. Patients book in chat.

Yes. Rdood is an AI receptionist that works in chat, not on the phone. A patient writes to the clinic on WhatsApp, Instagram or Messenger, and the assistant replies from the clinic's own Knowledge, suggests open times and books once the patient gives a clear yes. A teammate takes over when a patient needs a person.

Yes. The patient writes to the dental clinic's WhatsApp number, picks one of the open times Rdood's assistant offers and confirms with a clear yes. Rdood then adds the visit to the calendar and sends a reminder the day before.

Yes. Rdood is built for shops and clinics in Iraq, and its Calendar module takes appointments from chats into one calendar with a column for each doctor or room. The Rdood team can switch the Calendar module on or off for each clinic, and sets it up with the clinic.

Rdood's assistant answers from the clinic's own Knowledge. If a patient asks for a person, or a request needs one, a teammate takes over the chat and sees a short summary of it. The assistant can also add a follow-up, so the team gets back to the patient.

Rdood's calendar lets the front desk mark each appointment: Arrived when the patient comes in, then In progress and Done, or Didn't come if the patient misses it. The Reports desk counts the appointments that came, did not come and were cancelled.

Yes. Each WhatsApp reminder from Rdood offers the patient Confirm, Change time and Cancel appointment as buttons, so a tap is the whole reply. If the patient last wrote more than 24 hours earlier, the reminder goes out as a template that Meta has approved.

Yes. Rdood lets a clinic ask for a deposit on a service, which the team marks as received. A treatment that takes several visits can be a package, and Rdood reminds the team about the next session.