For one clinic
One calm workspace for the clinic day.
For independently run clinics and small teams moving between the schedule, reception, chairside care, and checkout. Start Oralstack through a guided standalone pilot, move from paper or another clinic system, or keep Plato connected when that fits the clinic.
Running more than one clinic? See the clinic-group path →
Built for the people who run the clinic day
Practice managers, owners, dentists, and front-desk leads can evaluate the same questions: which record Oralstack will own, what staff can see, and which workflow should improve first. The start mode, roles, enabled modules, import work, and rollout plan are scoped before a pilot starts.
Run the day
The clinic day becomes one visible flow.
My Day, Appointments, Inbox, Requests, Daily huddle, Reception, Queue, and Checkout share the same shell. Staff can see what needs review, who is ready for the chair, and who is waiting at checkout without treating every step as a separate tool.
Keep context together
Patient, money, and operations context stay together.
The patient folder links clinical work with visits, billing context, subsidy details, membership, and audit history. Reviewed checkout, receivables, inventory, finance, and clinic insights stay within the configured scope recorded for the clinic.
Choose how the clinic starts
Use Oralstack as the clinic system or keep Plato connected.
A guided standalone pilot enables the agreed native record paths for the clinic. A Plato-connected pilot keeps patient identity, schedule writes, and invoice writeback inside reviewed, status-visible connector paths. Record moves and imports are scoped separately in either mode.
What it costs
$200
Per clinic, per month, flat. SGD or USD invoiced at parity. No per-seat charges, no per-feature gating, three months of hands-on onboarding included.
Core pilot scope and standard setup are included. Record migration, bespoke imports, optional connections, and controlled rollouts are recorded separately in the MSA. Full pricing and boundaries →
What clinics like yours ask first
- Onboarding: choose a new-clinic setup, a reviewed record move, or an optional Plato connection. Clinic scope, roles, data handling, and rollout sequence are confirmed before kickoff. Switching & setup →
- Hosting: Singapore region, tenant-isolated, with audited actions and security evidence. Security posture →
- Clinical media: staff can upload and annotate photos, radiographs, scans, and documents. DICOM/device ingest is a controlled rollout, not generally enabled. Patient-care workflow →
- Worked example: the named April 2026 DFI Synergy pilot moved its front-desk scope onto Oralstack in three days through a Plato-connected workflow deployment. It is historical evidence from that clinic, not proof of a standalone cutover or a general timeline. Read the case study →
Scope the first workflow for your clinic.
Share how you want to start and which workflow should improve first. We'll use that context to scope record ownership, access, enabled modules, import work, and any optional connection.