One calendar, not two, per doctor.
Appointments booked in Saaro appear on the doctor's Google Calendar, and events blocked there stop patients from booking into that slot.
- Two-way sync
- No double booking
- Per-doctor calendars
A doctor who keeps two calendars will eventually double-book.
Many doctors already run their personal Google Calendar for hospital rounds, conferences and personal commitments. If the clinic schedule lives somewhere else entirely, one of the two eventually gets out of date.
Connecting Google Calendar means a booking made in Saaro shows up on the doctor's existing calendar, and a block placed on that calendar — a half-day at another hospital, a conference — is respected by the clinic's booking screen.
Sync once, then it stays in step.
- 01One-time
Connect the account
Each doctor links their Google account once, from their profile.
- 02Automatic
Bookings push out
Every Saaro appointment appears as an event on the doctor's Google Calendar.
- 03Automatic
Blocks push in
Events marked busy on Google Calendar close that slot to new bookings in Saaro.
Your questions answered.
The things clinics ask first.
Yes, each doctor connects their own Google account and the sync is per doctor.
Google Calendar is the current supported sync; check with us for the latest status on other calendar providers.
No. Reception sees only that a slot is unavailable, not the details of the personal event.
Keep reading.
- FeaturesAppointment schedulingSlots per doctor and branch, confirmations and reschedules by a one-character reply, walk-ins in the same queue as bookings, and a no-show that is followed up without the desk dialling.
- FeaturesTeleconsultationFor the follow-up that doesn't need a physical visit. The call happens over a link sent on WhatsApp; the prescription and notes go into the same patient record as an in-person consult.
Connect your calendar on the demo call.
We'll show a booking appear on Google Calendar in real time.