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Make the administrative side of patient care easier to reach.

Anantix handles appointments, reminders, administrative questions, payments and follow-ups across Voice, WhatsApp, Email and Web while clinical questions go to your staff.

A bright clinic reception with a wooden front desk, a receptionist and a waiting area.

Your front desk should not be the bottleneck for every patient interaction.

Patients contact hospitals for appointments, directions, preparation instructions, billing questions, report availability and follow-ups.

Most are operational conversations, but they still consume staff time and create queues.

Main reception · 9:40 am

Two staff on the desk, patients checking in at the counter

6 waiting
  • Wants to move today’s appointment6:40
  • Asking how to reach the diagnostic wing5:15
  • Should I fast before tomorrow’s blood test?4:50
  • Question about yesterday’s bill3:30
  • Is my MRI report ready?2:05
  • Needs a follow-up visit next week0:45

Every request in this queue is administrative. None needs a clinician.

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Administrative requests get completed. Clinical questions get handed over.

Anantix works through the access your hospital grants. It completes the administrative workflow end to end and brings in your staff the moment a conversation needs clinical judgement.

You decide

  • Which systems and fields Anantix can read
  • Which actions it can take, like booking or rescheduling
  • Which staff receive clinical and sensitive conversations

Administrative requests

  1. 1

    Patient gets in touch

    A call, WhatsApp message, email or web chat.

  2. 2

    Anantix handles the administrative request

    Works out what the patient needs: a slot, directions, a bill, a report status.

  3. 3

    Checks the hospital system, where permitted

    Reads the schedule, billing or report status only through the access you grant.

  4. 4

    Completes the workflow

    Books, reschedules, shares instructions or payment options.

  5. 5

    Sends confirmation

    On the patient’s channel, with the details they need.

Clinical questions, at any point

Escalates anything requiring clinical judgement

Symptoms, medication, test results and treatment questions go to the right staff member with the conversation attached. The agent doesn’t attempt an answer.

Routed to

  • Duty nurse
  • OPD coordinator
  • Doctor’s team

Across the patient journey.

Eight administrative workflows, from the first question to follow-up after the visit. Pick a stage to see how each one runs.

Anantix handles administrative workflows. Clinical judgement stays with healthcare professionals.

  1. Today
    Patients call the front desk to ask about timings and services and to find a slot, then wait in the queue.
    With Anantix
    Patients get answers and book a slot on the channel they choose, without the front desk.
    1. Administrative enquiries

      Answer non-clinical questions about timings, locations, services, documents and visit requirements.

      1. Understand the question
      2. Answer from your approved information
      3. Offer to book if relevant

      Runs on AI Agents

    2. Appointment scheduling

      Find available slots, book, reschedule or cancel appointments and send confirmations.

      1. Check the doctor’s live schedule
      2. Book, move or cancel
      3. Send the confirmation

      Runs on Actions & Workflows

One blood test, from booking to the doctor’s callback.

A patient books on WhatsApp on Monday evening. By Wednesday she has her report, and her question about the result is with the doctor’s team, not waiting at the front desk.

The front desk handled none of it. The one clinical question went to clinical staff.

Farah Khan · patient record

Diagnostic centre · every channel, every team

  1. Monday

    1. 7:40 pm · WhatsApp

      Anantix

      “Sugar aur thyroid test ke liye kal subah slot hai?”

      Lab schedule checked. Booked Tuesday 8:00 am at the Andheri centre.

    2. 7:41 pm · WhatsApp

      Anantix

      Approved preparation sent: fast for 10–12 hours, bring the prescription and an ID.

  2. Tuesday

    1. 6:30 am · Voice

      Anantix

      Reminder call with the centre location. Patient confirms she’s coming.

    2. 11:15 am · Voice

      Anantix

      “Bill ki copy email pe mil sakti hai?”

      Receipt found in the billing system and emailed.

  3. Wednesday

    1. 4:05 pm · WhatsApp

      Anantix

      “Report aa gayi kya?”

      Report status checked: ready. Access link shared, as your hospital permits.

    2. 4:09 pm · WhatsApp

      Your staff

      “HbA1c 7.2 aaya hai. Kya ye serious hai?”

      Clinical question. No answer attempted. Transferred to Dr. Mehta’s team with the report and conversation.

    3. 5:20 pm · Voice

      Your staff

      Doctor’s team calls the patient back, with the conversation in front of them.

What changes for patients and for your hospital.

For patients

  • Easier appointment access

    Book, move or cancel on a call, WhatsApp, email or web chat, including outside desk hours.

  • Consistent patient communication

    Every patient gets the same approved instructions, reminders and confirmations.

For your hospital

  • Fewer routine calls reaching the front desk

    Scheduling, directions, billing and report status are handled before they join the queue.

  • Better visibility into recurring patient issues

    See what patients keep asking and complaining about, like billing waits or report delays.

  • Human control for clinical and sensitive conversations

    Clinical, distressed and sensitive conversations go to your staff with the context attached.

See how Insights surfaces recurring issues

Show us how your front desk handles a reschedule today.

See how Anantix can connect your conversations, agents, teams and business systems into one customer operation.

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What the demo covers

  • Your workflow, mapped

    The channels it runs on, the systems it touches and where your team steps in.

  • An agent working through it

    Handling the conversation in the languages your customers use, and taking the actions it needs.

  • What it takes to run

    Integrations, deployment and the controls your IT and security teams will ask about.