Data hosting and protection

From the install page you move into Calendo Dental.

The practice code is already on the form. You continue to sign in.

You sign in with the practice email and Today opens.

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Settings shows the practice workspace code.

Learn more shows you how to download it for iPhone and Android.

Reception opens the practice day from Today.

The dentists and the day's appointments sit side by side.

New appointment opens here. You stop before saving.

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Tap Patients to open the active records.

Tap a patient in the directory.

Tap Patient actions and stay on the file basics.

The dentist opens Calendo on mobile and sees the day.

Today view keeps the next appointments and quick actions close.

Tap Schedule to open booking.

Tap New appointment and choose a time.

Filters find a free slot in seconds.

Tap a patient to open the web file.

Tap Odontogram on that file.

Tap Treatment plans and stay in view mode.

Reception can send SMS from the schedule when a visit is new, moved, or cancelled.

Messages go out from the same place.

Access starts from the team, with dentists and staff.

Add user and the dentist filter stay on the action, without private fields.

The practice licence starts and renews in the web app, through Viva.

The Calendo app is built for the team's everyday work.

Practice files stay in the web app.

Find, store, and view stay in the same place.

Financials keeps charges, invoices, and receipts in one web view.

The labels show at a glance what's still open.

The access list can be filtered by practice role.

Dentists and reception stay as separate views, according to their role.

Your records are hosted safely in the cloud.

Reception and dentists sign in from a computer or a phone, and each person sees only what they need.

The security and privacy rules are published, so you can read them whenever you like.

The site is protected from attacks, and updates happen without stopping the team's work.

Safety copies are kept, so the picture can be restored if something goes wrong.

A public status page shows whether the service is running as usual.