For clinics in Saudi Arabia
Most clinics run on a website that does not book, a phone that does, and numbers spread across the clinic system, the payment provider and the ad accounts. I build the whole path from the first search to the owner’s dashboard, hosted in Saudi Arabia, and I stay to run it with your team.
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Arabic first with English, doctor and service pages, fast on phones, and every old URL redirected so you keep your search traffic.
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Patients pick a real available slot and the appointment is created directly in your clinic system. A booking form and an AI chat feed the same reception queue.
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Packages, offers and gift vouchers paid online through a Saudi payment gateway, with the signed payment confirmation as the only thing that can mark an order paid.
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WhatsApp follow-up templates, a reception board for every request, and staff pages for vouchers and invoices, with access by role.
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Traffic, bookings, sales and ad spend in one Arabic-first dashboard, read-only by design, showing how fresh each number is.
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Website, database and patient data stay in the Kingdom, with consent on every form and no personal data in analytics.
Live proof
Avant Clinics in Riyadh runs on this system: a bilingual site hosted in Dammam, live payments since August 2026, three booking paths into one queue, and a CEO dashboard fed by nine data sources.
See the Avant Clinics case studyHow we connected payments and instant bookingFrom search to booking to payment to follow-up: where patients drop and where your team loses time.
Usually booking or payments first. It goes live, then we measure it.
I stay on to run and improve it, then connect the next part: front-desk tools, then the owner dashboard.
That is the goal. At Avant, instant booking writes straight into the clinic’s own system. The first step is checking what your system allows, before anything is promised.
Yes. The website, database and patient data are hosted in the Kingdom, and analytics carry no personal data.
Mada and Apple Pay through a Saudi payment gateway, for packages, offers and gift vouchers.
No. We start with the part that costs you most, usually booking or payments, and add the rest when it is proven.
For clinics in Saudi Arabia
A short message is enough: the clinic system you use, and what costs you most.