Help every patient feel known across your team.

DappleOS supports online booking, marketing campaigns, digital consent, clinical photos and injectable scripting alongside clinical notes, assessments and treatment planning. This gives authorised colleagues connected patient context and helps reduce copying details or chasing another team member for information. Bring your current workflows to a demo so we can map what your team can bring into DappleOS, the configuration needed and any connections you still need. Prescribing decisions remain with your authorised prescribers.

Clinical notes and completed consent forms keep the recorded care available to authorised colleagues. For injectable services, the digital drug book shows Schedule 4 medicine transactions, while injectable scripting supports coordination with your authorised prescribers. Where note-based stock updates are enabled, recorded treatment use can link medication movements to the note and patient. Your team remains responsible for accurate records, current consent and appropriate care; the authorised prescriber retains prescribing decisions.

An authorised colleague can review the patient's earlier clinical notes, recorded assessments and current treatment plan. This gives them the context for previous decisions and agreed next steps. They still confirm the patient's current circumstances and make their own clinical assessment.

The relationship should belong to the clinic, even when a patient sees a different practitioner. Keep relevant preferences, concerns and personal context in the clinical record alongside the clinical discussion. An authorised colleague can review that record and the live plan before the visit, helping the patient feel known rather than starting again. The team decides what is appropriate to record and checks what remains current with the patient.

Yes. Assessments keep patient priorities and clinical findings distinct. Configured rules can suggest relevant additions to a treatment plan, but suggestions are not applied automatically. Each practitioner reviews the patient and chooses what is suitable.

Treatment planning distinguishes planned and booked items. Your clinic can configure a follow-up journey that checks booking status, sends the relevant message and creates a patient-linked task for an assigned person or team. A task or message is a next action, not confirmation that an appointment has been booked.

The Assessments & Recommendations report shows recorded recommendation opportunities and additions to plans, including clinician breakdowns. Use it to investigate a difference and discuss the context with the practitioner. Activity figures do not measure clinical competence, patient suitability or the quality of care.

Consider which practitioners and services work at each site, how bookings and stock will be managed, and what each manager needs to see. Our multi-location story covers coordination across sites. A demo can map your patient-record access, location setup and reporting requirements before you decide on the structure.