October Clinic Launch · 21 days free · ₹0 upfront · first 10 lock 20% off for 24 months
Hally

The operating system for your OPD.

WhatsApp under your brand, the front desk and queue, the doctor’s chart, and the follow-up — one workspace. Hally stays behind your hospital. It does not list you next to competitors.

21 days free · No fee upfront · Your trial begins only when your clinic is live

9:14 — Patient messages

Patient thread

Nila Children’s Clinic · WhatsApp

From the first message to a closed visit.

  1. 01

    WhatsApp

    The patient writes on the number they already have.

    No new app. Care starts on the clinic’s WhatsApp number. Staff can take over the thread from the hub whenever a person needs to join.

    For the clinicThe first message is on the clinic’s number, not a personal phone. The desk can see the thread instead of hunting through chats.

    Patient thread

    Nila Children’s Clinic · WhatsApp

  2. 02

    Appointment

    A real slot is confirmed in the same thread.

    Times are offered in the chat that started the enquiry. The booking lands on the clinic’s day — doctor, branch, and reminder — not only in someone’s diary.

    For the clinicThe slot is on the appointments list. It does not live only in WhatsApp, waiting for someone to copy it into another system.

    Patient thread

    Nila Children’s Clinic · WhatsApp

  3. 03

    Registration

    Who is coming is on the file before they reach the counter.

    Returning patients are recognised. Demographics and the reason for the visit are collected before arrival, so the window is not taking a biography while the queue builds.

    For the clinicArrival is expected. The counter checks a patient who is already on the register, instead of starting a blank form.

    Before arrival

    Ananya S. · Thursday, 11:15 AM

    Patient

    Ananya S.

    Visit

    Thursday, 11:15 AM

    Doctor

    Dr. Menon

    Branch

    Indiranagar

    Desk

    On the register — check-in ready

    Thread

    Open on WhatsApp

  4. 04

    OPD queue

    Check-in, nursing, waiting, and the doctor’s room are one board.

    Walk-ins and booked patients share the same queue. Tokens, call next, and the room display run the floor without putting names on the TV.

    For the clinicThe desk works today’s board: checked in, nursing, waiting, with the doctor. Walk-ins and WhatsApp bookings are the same list.

    Today’s OPD · Indiranagar

    Pediatrics · Dr. Menon

    • 10:30Rohan M.With doctor
    • 11:15Ananya S.Waiting
    • 12:00Meera K.Nursing
    • 12:40Ishaan P.Checked in
    • 14:15Farhan K.Booked
  5. 05

    Consultation

    The doctor opens a chart that already has the morning on it.

    Nursing has the complaint and vitals. The pre-visit brief is there when the full chart is on. The doctor speaks; Hally drafts; the doctor reviews and approves.

    For the clinicThe visit starts with context already attached. Documentation is a draft the clinician approves — not a blank screen after OPD.

    Ananya S. · visit chart

    Pediatrics · Dr. Menon

    1. 09:14

      Booked on WhatsApp

      Thursday, 11:15 AM

    2. 10:02

      Checked in

      Front desk

    3. 10:08

      Nursing complete

      Complaint and vitals

    4. 11:15

      In consultation

      Dr. Menon

    5. 11:32

      Draft note

      Waiting for the doctor

    6. 11:40

      Visit closed

      Follow-up on the inbox

    Visit note

    Pediatrics review

    Ananya seen with the morning already on the chart. Draft note is ready for the doctor to review and approve.

    Next stepReview due · on the care inbox

    DocumentationOn this visit — doctor approves before it is final

  6. 06

    Follow-up

    The next step is a task, not a memory.

    Reviews, recalls, and commercial follow-through sit in an inbox the team can work the same afternoon. Care journeys cover procedures and packages — not a second copy of the OPD visit.

    For the clinicAfter OPD there is a list: who is due, who is overdue, who needs a call. The consult itself stays on the queue and the chart.

    Needs attention today

    Care inbox · due and overdue

    • Ananya S.

      Review due

      Ready
    • Farhan K.

      Missed Thursday

      Queued
    • Diya R.

      Estimate shared

      Queued
    • Rohan M.

      Procedure follow-through

      Queued
  7. 07

    Return

    The next visit continues the same record.

    Same number, same patient, same chart. Coming back does not mean introducing themselves again or the clinic starting a new file.

    For the clinicThe next visit is already on the same number and the same chart. Return is the record continuing, not a campaign to find them again.

    Patient thread

    Nila Children’s Clinic · WhatsApp

One outpatient day still lives in five tools.

WhatsApp, a diary, the queue, the chart, and a follow-up list nobody owns.

  1. 01

    Messaged.Never on the chart.

    The chat stayed on a personal phone. The desk never saw it.

  2. 02

    Booked.The queue didn’t know.

    The slot lived in another system. Arrival was a surprise.

  3. 03

    Checked in.The doctor walked in blind.

    No reason for visit. No vitals. The morning had to be reconstructed in the room.

  4. 04

    Seen.The follow-up was a memory.

    The consult closed. The next step lived in someone’s head.

Hally runs that day in one workspace.

The workspace the team actually opens.

Patients stay on your WhatsApp.

Enquiry, booking, and reminders stay on the clinic’s number. Staff can join the thread. There is no patient app to install.

Patient thread

Nila Children’s Clinic · WhatsApp

The floor has one queue.

Booked visits and walk-ins share check-in, nursing, waiting, and the doctor’s room. Tokens call the next patient without putting names on the display.

Today’s OPD · Indiranagar

Pediatrics · Dr. Menon

  • 10:30Rohan M.With doctor
  • 11:15Ananya S.Waiting
  • 12:00Meera K.Nursing
  • 12:40Ishaan P.Checked in
  • 14:15Farhan K.Booked

The doctor reviews a draft, not a blank note.

Connect+ puts the chart, nursing context, and pre-visit brief in the room. Voice, when enabled, turns the consult into a draft the clinician approves.

Ananya S. · visit chart

Pediatrics · Dr. Menon

  1. 09:14

    Booked on WhatsApp

    Thursday, 11:15 AM

  2. 10:02

    Checked in

    Front desk

  3. 10:08

    Nursing complete

    Complaint and vitals

  4. 11:15

    In consultation

    Dr. Menon

  5. 11:32

    Draft note

    Waiting for the doctor

  6. 11:40

    Visit closed

    Follow-up on the inbox

Visit note

Pediatrics review

Ananya seen with the morning already on the chart. Draft note is ready for the doctor to review and approve.

Next stepReview due · on the care inbox

DocumentationOn this visit — doctor approves before it is final

Follow-up is an inbox, not a memory.

Due and overdue work sits with the team. Care journeys cover procedures and packages. The OPD visit itself stays on the queue and the chart.

Needs attention today

Care inbox · due and overdue

  • Ananya S.

    Review due

    Ready
  • Farhan K.

    Missed Thursday

    Queued
  • Diya R.

    Estimate shared

    Queued
  • Rohan M.

    Procedure follow-through

    Queued

Your number. Your patient relationship. Your control.

Your number. Your brand.

The clinic’s WhatsApp stays registered to the clinic. Hally does not insert a marketplace between you and the patient.

The clinician decides

Draft notes and medicine suggestions wait for review. Hally does not diagnose, prescribe, or close a visit on its own.

Roles, branches, and an audit trail

Desk, nursing, doctor, and admin see different work. Access to patient records is logged. Organisations stay isolated.

DPDP-aware, not certified-by-slogan

Sensitive fields are encrypted at rest. Final compliance depends on how the clinic configures and operates Hally.

Don’t buy Hally.Run it.

21 days. Your clinic. Your team. Your patients.

  1. 01

    We understand

    We map how patients move through your OPD today — WhatsApp, desk, queue, and follow-up.

  2. 02

    We configure

    Doctors, branches, WhatsApp, and the workflows your team will actually open.

  3. 03

    You go live

    We train the desk and the doctors, then launch Hally inside the clinic.

  4. 04

    Then the clock starts

    Your 21 days begin only when Hally is actually running.

  5. 05

    You decide

    If Hally earns its place, continue on Connect or Connect+. If not, walk away.

₹0

Upfront software fee

21 days

Running inside your clinic

₹6,399

October monthly price for Connect

One Hally. Two ways to start.

Connect runs the front door and the OPD floor. Connect+ adds the clinical chart and care follow-through. Both include a 21-day free trial. Voice is an optional add-on.

October Clinic Launch. Put Hally in the OPD for 21 days. Pay ₹0 to start. The first 10 clinics or hospitals that start by 31 October 2026 and then continue lock 20% off for 24 months — about ₹38,400 saved per Connect location and ₹72,000 per Connect+ location, before GST. After those 10, the list rate applies. A booking does not hold a place.

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Hally Connect

The front door and the OPD floor.

WhatsApp on your number, appointments, registration, check-in, and the queue — for clinics that need the day to run before the full chart.

List price ₹7,999

₹6,399+ GST / month / location

add the clinical layer

Hally Connect+

The floor, plus the chart and the care desk.

Connect, plus the patient chart, nursing context, prescriptions the clinician confirms, pre-visit brief, and the care inbox for enquiries, journeys, and estimates.

List price ₹14,999

₹11,999+ GST / month / location
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Hally Voice · Optional add-on. Voice documentation is enabled by Super Admin. It is not included in the Connect or Connect+ list price. Compare features

Questions clinics actually ask.

We map your OPD, configure Hally for the clinic, train the team and go live. You then run it with your patients for 21 days and decide.

Put Hally inside your OPD for 21 days.

Pay ₹0 to start. Keep it only if your team wants it.

The first 10 clinics or hospitals that continue lock 20% off for 24 months.