Scheduling and calendar
Schedules, availability, waitlists, online booking, and what happens after a visit.
9 guides
- Run your calendar Book from the grid, drag an appointment to a new time, repeat it weekly, and cancel it with a reason the patient sees. 4 min read
- Set your availability A schedule holds the days and hours you see patients and how long a visit runs. Build one, then block out the time you're away. 3 min read
- Turn on online booking Make a schedule bookable by link, choose whether a request is confirmed straight away, and set how late a patient can change a visit. 3 min read
- Fill cancellations with a waitlist Patients join from your booking page. Practor offers freed slots down the queue, and you can offer, reorder or remove entries yourself. 4 min read
- Send appointment reminders Turn reminders on, pick how far ahead one gets sent, and record each patient's consent. One reminder per appointment. 3 min read
- What happens after you book an appointment Your appointment appears under Appointments the moment you book, and its label says whether the practice has confirmed it yet. Moving it has a cut-off. 2 min read
- Share a calendar with a colleague Give a colleague access to a calendar or a schedule, at one of three levels. Access starts when they accept, and you can change or withdraw it. 3 min read
- Read what patients said after a visit Practor asks every patient how their visit went and collects the answers for your practice alone. A poor score is flagged, and you mark each one handled. 2 min read
- Rate a visit After a visit, your practice asks how it went. Four scores to tap, a few options under each, and a note if you want one. Only that practice reads it. 2 min read