Working in 240 clinics across India
You trained for medicine.
Not for filing.
Let Rappel keep the record.
It runs the front desk and writes the note while you talk to the patient. You review and sign — nothing else waits for the evening.
TODAY AT SUNRISE CLINIClive
WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT
One screen per visit, no tabs to hunt.
Twelve steps, left rail
Vitals through plan — the nurse fills the first, you finish the rest.
Confidence per field
98%, 91%, 89% — shown, not hidden, so you know what to check.
Draft until signed
Nothing prints, sends or bills from this screen without your signature.
The work that used to sit on your desk at 9pm.
Three things happen on their own. Everything clinical still waits for your signature — that is the whole design.
01Live token board on desk, room and phone
02Confirmations and reminders in the patient’s language
03Counter collections reconciled at close of day
LIVE QUEUE · OPD 2avg wait 9 min
A4In room
A5Vitals done
A6Waiting 6m
W2Waiting 11m
A7Waiting 14m
Walk-ins folded inVitals hand-off
Live queue — desk, room and phone see the same board.
SPEECH TO TEXT · WEB AND MOBILE
You talk. The record fills itself in — then waits for you.
EN · हिं · mixedOffline tolerantSame login as web
ON THE ROUNDThe phone runs the same three steps and the same signature — a note started at the bedside is the note the desk prints.
Idle — nothing recorded yet.
96%
of consultation notes are signed before the patient leaves the room.
Measured across 1.8 million recorded visits. The clinics that dictate finish the day when the last patient does.
3m 40s
median time to a signed note when it is dictated, against 9m 10s typed
1.8M
visits recorded across 240 clinics, all of it resident in India
0
drafts printed, messaged or billed without a clinician’s signature
How a clinic starts.
01
We sit through one of your OPD days
Twenty minutes on a real day, not a scripted demo. We map your token flow, your letterhead, your favourite drug sets and the way your desk already works.
20 minutesNo commitment
02
Your clinic is set up before staff training
Doctors, rooms, timings, services and rates are configured from what we saw, so nobody is asked to key in a settings screen.
Day 1–2We do the setup
03
The desk moves first, then the rooms
Reception runs the queue for a few days while clinicians keep their own notes. Dictation is introduced once the queue feels normal.
Day 3–7Register stays open
04
The register closes
By the second week the paper register is a backup nobody opens. Follow-ups, labs and collections all read from the same record.
Day 8–11Fully live
Questions clinics ask us first.
No. The queue mirrors how your desk already works — token or appointment, walk-ins included. Most clinics keep their existing register for the first week and stop using it on their own.