Clinic vet
For small-animal and mixed clinics with one to three vets, and home-visit vets who need records that work offline. Clinics are the first customers, and the scribe is why they switch.
- Notes written after hours
- New patients arrive with no history or a chewed-up card
- M-Pesa payments matched by hand; eTIMS invoices to file
- Missed tick and rabies reminders mean missed visits
- Unpaid advice on WhatsApp at night
- Record consultOne tap turns the consult into a SOAP note, a discharge summary in English or Swahili, prescriptions and reminders. Nothing saves until you sign.
- Shared historySee a new patient's records from other clinics, once the owner allows it.
- M-Pesa and eTIMS billingPayments reconciled and invoices issued automatically.
- Reminders that bring pets backRabies, tick, deworming and check-up reminders by SMS and WhatsApp.
- Microchips and the lost-pet registryImplant a chip and link it to the passport in the same visit. Scan any found pet to reach its owner.
- Pet travel deskDestination checklists, blood-test deadlines and export certificate drafts for clients moving abroad.
- QR certificates, stock and referralsRabies certificates anyone can check, expiry alerts, and night referrals from on-call vets that arrive with notes before the pet does.
- 14 bookings, 5 of them from automatic reminders.
- A KSPCA-adopted Bosco arrives with his shelter vaccines already on screen.
- A Boerboel puppy's second vaccine; the QR certificate goes straight to the owner.
- Notes done, M-Pesa reconciled. Nothing goes home with her.
What you add: the vet-verified entries every other provider relies on.