Before the counter
The number they already ring,
answered every time.
Phone, WhatsApp, SMS and email arrive in one queue, in the order they came. Nothing changes on the counter: no new hardware, no new phone system, and no number for patients to learn.
The thing itself
Fifty-two seconds inside the inbox.
A call arrives, the AI answers it, and the whole thing lands in the queue transcribed and attached to the patient — while the counter carries on.
One queue, four channels.
The team stops switching between a handset, a phone that someone left on the counter, and an inbox nobody owns. Everything a patient sends lands in the same place, attached to the same person.
- Answered at any hour — at lunchtime, after closing, and on the fourth call at once.
- English or Ukrainian, without anyone on the team switching language mid-shift.
- Every call transcribed and attached to the patient, so whoever picks it up next has the whole thread.
- Routed to the right person when it needs a human, rather than to whoever happens to be nearest.
What it takes off you
The calls that were never a clinical question.
Most of what rings a pharmacy is admin wearing a clinical coat. Those are the ones that go.
The last row is the important one. The AI never blocks a patient from reaching a human, and it never gives clinical advice. We supply the reach, not the diagnosis.
What you get back
A record of everything, and a bill you can check.
The Business Review portal shows what was handled, what was escalated, and how many contacts you used — the same number your invoice is calculated from.
- Every contact listed, so the bill is auditable before it arrives rather than after.
- Consented WhatsApp outreach for the messages you actually want to send, inside the WhatsApp Business Messaging Policy.
- GDPR by design — EU-hosted, encrypted in transit and at rest, under a data processing agreement, and patients are always told they are speaking to an AI.
- Live in 24 hours. One onboarding call to set hours, services, routing and greetings; you approve the configuration before a single call goes live.