Basic sandbox
The core loop: generate a token, add a patient, call the next number, and see the waiting-room display change instantly.
- Two-button reception desk
- Single TV display view
- Patient token lookup page
Three live environments, already loaded with sample patients. Add someone to the queue, call the next token, and watch the display and the analytics respond. Nothing you do here affects anything real.
The core loop: generate a token, add a patient, call the next number, and see the waiting-room display change instantly.
Everything in Basic, plus the analytics dashboard — historical patient tracking, consult timing and peak-hour insights.
The multi-doctor command centre: emergency priority routing, skip logic, and the full clinic database suite.
Most people click around for thirty seconds and close the tab. Here's the short list that tells you whether QLive would work at your desk.
Time yourself. This is the action your receptionist repeats a hundred times a day, so it's the one that decides whether the system survives contact with a real morning.
Put the desk on one screen and the waiting-room display on another, then press Call next. The display should change before you've moved your hand off the mouse.
This is the patient's experience. Ask yourself whether the oldest, least technical patient in your waiting room could follow it.
Check whether the numbers on offer are ones you'd genuinely act on — staffing, session length, which day is heaviest. If they aren't, Basic is probably the honest answer for your clinic.
Push an emergency case to the front, skip a no-show, pause the queue mid-session. This is where Premium earns its price over Pro.
A sandbox tells you what the software does. A fifteen-minute call tells you what it would do in your clinic — with your patient volume, your doctors and your reception setup.
Typically 15 minutes. No slide deck.