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A calm front desk, even on a Saturday afternoon.

Nong Khavee welcomes walk-ins, explains treatments accurately and books consultations, so your team can spend their attention on the patient in the chair.

The questions that eat a clinic's day

“How much is this course, and what's included?”
“Is the doctor free on Tuesday afternoon?”
“Do you have someone who speaks English?”
“Can I still book after you close?”

What she does at the counter

Answers service questions fast

Programs, prices, preparation, aftercare. From your approved documents, in the customer's language.

Recommends without pushing

She suggests programs based on what the customer says they want. Customers feel informed, not sold to.

Books and confirms

Checks availability, books the slot, reads back the confirmation. Reminders can follow through your existing channels.

Hands over gracefully

Medical questions outside her scope go to a human, with the context she already collected.

A day at the kiosk

  1. 09:00

    Greets the first walk-in, explains today's promotion in Thai.

  2. 11:30

    Answers an English-speaking visitor's questions about a brightening program.

  3. 14:00

    Books three consultations while the front desk checks in patients.

  4. 19:30

    After closing, takes questions on the website and fills tomorrow's slots.

Built for a regulated front desk

She answers only from the knowledge you approve, keeps a transcript of every conversation and never gives medical advice beyond the scope you define.

Put her at your front desk.

Space V Clinic already did. Read how, then let's talk about your clinic.