Jane App Integration: Booking Requests Captured While You Treat
Abby's AI Receptionist answers for your clinic when every hand is on a patient, captures each appointment request in full (treatment, practitioner, preferred days and times, new-patient details), and relays it to your front desk, who book it in Jane. A virtual receptionist for Jane clinics, with live US-based receptionists covering the same way, so callers reach a person instead of voicemail.
The Booking Request, Written For Your Desk
Priya Raman calls at 11:22 wanting a massage this week. Abby's AI Receptionist answers in your clinic's name, asks what a good front desk would ask (60 or 90 minutes, any practitioner preference, which afternoons work, new patient or returning) and captures the answers in Priya's own words.
The request reaches your front desk moments later, in the Abby portal and by the delivery you chose. Whoever is between patients opens Jane, books the Thursday 2:00 that fits, and Jane's own confirmations and intake forms go out the way you've set them up. Priya made one call, and nobody at the clinic left a table to take it.
What Abby Asks, And What It Never Opens
Every clinic runs Jane its own way: which treatments a new patient can start with, which practitioners take new patients, how long an initial assessment runs, what you need to know before someone's first visit. Onboarding turns that into the questions Abby asks, so the request that reaches your desk already fits how you book.
And the boundary is firm. Abby never opens a chart, a treatment note, or a patient file, and never writes into Jane: the request goes to your front desk and your team makes the booking. Prefer a person on the line during clinic hours? Live US-based receptionists follow the same script, and the AI Receptionist can take nights and weekends.
A Jane Clinic's Morning, Call By Call
A caller rings before the clinic opens, hoping for a same-day massage. Abby's AI Receptionist takes the request (60 minutes, any RMT, this morning if possible) and it's waiting for the desk at open.
The desk opens Jane, sees last night's cancellation left a 9:30, and calls back to offer it. One request, one booking, no voicemail to decode.
A new patient calls while every practitioner has hands on a table. Abby captures her details and the reason for the visit; the desk books her initial physio assessment for Thursday in Jane and sends the intake forms.
A regular needs to move Friday's adjustment. Abby notes which appointment, the times that work instead, and the best number to reach him; the desk moves it in Jane and confirms back.
Lunch rush: two callers ask about this afternoon. Both requests reach the desk with the times that work; the desk books what's open in Jane and offers the second caller the next real slot.
Hands Busy, Phones Answered
How It Works
FAQs
Can Abby's AI receptionist book appointments in Jane App?
Can Abby reschedule or cancel a Jane appointment?
What if the caller already has an appointment?
Which answering service works with Jane App?
What details does Abby collect for a new patient?
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