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Patient feedback that closes the loop before it reaches Google.

Hear from every patient after the visit, by email or the QR at reception. A 2★ about the wait becomes a ticket for the practice manager the same morning. No-shows get a follow-up, and patients who loved the visit get a review request.

  • You own your data
  • Email and QR surveys
  • Multi-clinic ready
9:42Westside Family Health●●●●●

From · Dr. Chen's office · 2h after visit

Hi Anika — thanks for visiting Westside Family Health today. How was your appointment with Dr. Chen?

1 = Poor5 = Excellent

2

Thanks Anika. Quick follow-up — what could we have done better? Practice manager Sara will respond personally.

Wait timeCommunicationFront deskBilling
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Routed to Sara · 2★ · 12 min after visit

Wait-time complaint · ticket open · SLA 4 hours · no public review yet

Post-visit survey

Email · 2h after

Two quick questions, routed to the right manager.

No-show recovery

Re-book in 14 days

A follow-up after a missed appointment, before the patient drifts.

Reviews

On Google

Patients who rate the visit 5★ get a review request with a link to your Google page.

Your data

You own your data

Export it any time. We don't sell data. Staff see only their own locations.

What clinics struggle with

Three reasons your CSAT, NPS, and reviews don't move.

Asking feels risky, so nobody asks.

You want to know how the visit went, but a survey tool feels like one more compliance question. So the comment cards sit in a drawer and patients stay quiet.

Complaints reach you via Google.

Mrs. Patel had to wait 40 minutes past her appointment. Nobody at the front desk asked how she felt. Three days later it's a 1-star review tagged with your clinic name. Now you're replying in public.

No-shows quietly bleed revenue.

A no-show is a missed appointment and a lost recall. Without a follow-up, those patients drift to the next clinic on Google Maps.

One loop

Paper comment cards in a drawer, or one patient inbox.

Feedback lives in five places and none of them lead to the recall or the follow-up. Informly brings what patients tell you into one place, with an owner for every complaint.

Before · today6 sources · 0 routed

Patient signals scattered across the office.

Paper comment cards in a binder. WhatsApp group between MAs. A Google review thread nobody monitors. A no-show list on the front desk.

  • Wait-time complaint becomes a public 1★
  • No-show patient drifts to the next clinic in 30 days
  • Compliance officer won't sign off on the survey vendor
With Informly1 platform · 6 modules

One patient profile. Every signal lands here.

Post-visit surveys open tickets. A 5★ gets a Google review request. A no-show gets a gentle follow-up and a link to book again.

  • 2★ post-visit reaches the practice manager as a ticket
  • No-show gets a follow-up and a link to book again
  • 5★ patients get a Google review request
The visit-to-loyal-patient loop

Three paths, each one closing its own loop.

What happens after a great visit, a bad visit and a no-show.

A great visit

Step 1

Visit completed

Anika · Dr. Chen · 4:15 PM

Surveys

Post-visit email

5★ · "Wait was short, Dr. Chen was great"

Testimonials

Google review

One-tap link to your Google page

Loyalty

Recall scheduled

6-month recall · email reminder

Step 5

Loyal patient

Re-books on time, year after year

A bad visit caught early

Step 1

Visit completed

Mrs. Patel · 40min wait · 4:55 PM

Surveys

Post-visit email

2★ · wait-time flagged

Ticketing

Ticket → manager

Sara contacted within 12 min

Coupons

Apology + offer

Personal call · make-good offer

Step 5

Re-booked

No public review · stayed with clinic

No-show recovered

Step 1

No-show

9:00 AM slot · patient missed

Surveys

"Everything OK?"

Email · after the missed slot · no pressure

Coupons

Re-book offer

Day 3 · personal slot list · click to confirm

Step 4

Slot recovered

Re-booked · loop closed

Three workflows you'll run on day one

Real workflows. Same week you sign up.

Save the visit before Google sees it

From a 2★ wait-time complaint to a personal apology the same morning.

A patient flags a 40-minute wait in the post-visit survey. Practice manager Sara gets a Slack alert and a ticket, calls within the hour and offers a make-good. The patient stays and never writes the 1★ review.

  • Post-visit · 2★
  • Ticket → manager Sara
  • Make-good offer
  • Re-booked · stayed

No-show recovery

Patients miss appointments. The slot doesn't have to.

A 9am no-show. Later that day, a soft "everything OK?" email. On day 3, a reminder with a link to book again. Patients who still don't answer, you can call with context or let go cleanly.

  • No-show flagged
  • "Everything OK?" email
  • Re-book slot list
  • Re-booked

Review requests after a great visit

A 5★ visit becomes a Google review.

Patients who rate the visit 5★ get a thank-you email with a review request and a link to your Google page. Most new patients check Google before they book, so that's where the request points.

  • Post-visit · 5★
  • Google review request
  • Recall reminder
Informly AI

What patients are saying, without reading every survey.

Informly AI reads every written answer for sentiment, urgency and the reason behind the score, then drafts a reply you can edit and send.

Example data · last 30 days · all clinics

AI insights

Live

Sentiment trend · 30d

+11%
30 days agoToday

61%

Positive

26%

Neutral

13%

Negative

Reasons · from written answers

5 of 12
  • Wait time36%+5pt
  • Front desk24%+3pt
  • Provider rapport19%+2pt
  • Billing clarity13%−1pt
  • Online booking8%+1pt

Top reason this week

Wait time, up 5pt at Downtown. Most comments mention Tuesday and Thursday afternoons.

Top quotes · this week

  • Anika R.· Westside★★★★★

    "Dr. Chen took the time to explain everything. Front desk was warm."

  • Priya P.· Downtown★★★☆☆

    "Waited 40 minutes past my appointment. Got a call from Sara that helped."

  • Liam B.· Westside★★★★★

    "Booking online was painless. Reminders were perfect."

Open written answers · 412 →

Sentiment score

+0.61

+0.07

Promoters

61%

+4pt

Detractors

13%

−2pt

No-show recovery

64%

+11pt

Clinic stack

Works with the tools you already run.

Slack gets the complaint alerts and Square connects the front desk. Patients reach the survey through the QR at reception or the email after their visit.

Slack

Complaint alerts for the practice manager

Square

Front-desk payments can send the survey

Apple Wallet

Membership or loyalty pass, no app

Google Wallet

Membership or loyalty pass, no app

Works with your point of sale or online store. More integrations on the way.

Analytics

See every clinic and every provider in one view.

Satisfaction by provider, no-shows by clinic and star rating by channel. Spot the provider drifting before it shows up in next quarter's reviews.

  • NPS by clinic, NPS by provider, response rate
  • No-show rate · recall conversion · re-book rate
  • Star rating by channel · email, reception QR, kiosk

Example data · all clinics · last 30 days

Practice dashboard

Live

NPS

61

+6

No-show

8%

−4pt

Recall conv.

78%

+9pt

NPS by provider

  • Dr. Chen
    82
  • Dr. Patel
    76
  • Dr. Mendez
    68
  • Dr. O'Brien
    54
  • Dr. Kim
    41

Star rating by channel

  • Email2184.78
  • Reception QR624.61
  • Kiosk444.66
Open Dr. Kim drilldown
HIPAA, honestly

What we commit to, and what we don't claim.

We're not an EHR and we don't store chart notes or clinical records. We're a feedback and engagement platform, and we'd rather tell you plainly what we do and don't cover.

Talk to us before PHI

We don't claim HIPAA compliance. If you'd collect protected health information, talk to us before you start.

Not an EHR

No chart notes or clinical records. Ask about the visit, the wait and the front desk, and keep clinical details in your EHR.

Staff see their own locations

Each team member is scoped to the locations and teams they belong to. Owners see everything.

You own your data

Export your patient feedback any time. We don't sell data.

AI that stays in its lane

Informly AI reads written answers for sentiment, urgency and the reason, and drafts replies for your team to check before sending.

GDPR-minded

A DPA on request and our sub-processors listed in the open.

Questions on BAAs? Talk to us·Compliance officer call (30 min) on request·See security page →
Be a founding clinic

We're looking for founding clinics to build this with.

Informly is pre-launch, and healthcare moves slowly for good reasons. We're building it with a small group of founding clinics, from single providers to multi-location groups. If you're tired of paper comment cards, this is the program below.

  • Every paid feature, free, for a full year
  • A founding price you keep after year one
  • A direct line to the founders
  • First look at new modules before public launch
  • A real say in what we build next
  • In return, a short monthly feedback call
Pricing

Start free. Scale when you're ready.

A free plan to start. Paid plans are priced per location, per month, with local rates by country. Every plan includes every module.

Free

For getting started

Free forever

Every module for one location, free for as long as you like.

  • All 7 modules (Surveys, Contacts, Ticketing, Coupons, Loyalty, Referrals, Testimonials)
  • 1 location
  • Up to 500 contacts
  • Up to 100 survey responses / month
  • Core automation workflows
  • Community support

Growth

For multi-location customers

Per location, per month

Local pricing by country

Everything in Free, plus more locations, every integration and team controls.

  • All 7 modules
  • Multi-location support (priced per location)
  • Unlimited contacts and survey responses
  • Every automation trigger and action
  • Shopify, WooCommerce, Square and Slack integrations
  • Role-based access for regions and teams
  • Priority support
Clinic FAQ

Questions clinic customers & compliance officers actually ask.

We don't claim HIPAA compliance. If your surveys would collect protected health information, talk to us before you start. Informly is not an EHR and doesn't store chart notes or clinical records. It holds feedback, contact details and engagement events, so ask about the visit, the wait and the front desk, and keep clinical details in your EHR.

Hear them. Keep them.
Grow with them.

Start on the free plan today, or book a walkthrough and we’ll show you round with your business in mind.

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