Which calendars can you sync with?

Google Calendar most often, Microsoft 365 and Outlook just as readily, and anything else that speaks CalDAV or accepts a subscribed feed. If your team is on something unusual, tell us what it is before you buy and we will check it rather than guess.

What patient data ends up in the calendar?

As little as you want. An entry can carry a full name and the reason for the visit, or an initial and a reference number — the sync writes the field mapping you approve, and our default is the minimum that still makes the day readable.

Do we need a particular ClickMed plan?

You need API access on your account. We check that first, and if it is not on your plan we tell you before any work starts rather than after — that check costs you nothing.

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— ClickMed Integration

Clinic appointments, in the calendar your team already opens.

ClickMed holds the schedule; Google Calendar is where your practitioners actually look. We sync the two, both ways, so neither one is ever the stale copy.

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A clinic that runs on ClickMed and a team that runs on Google Calendar is two schedules and one steady source of double bookings. That is not a discipline problem, it is an API one. We connect ClickMed to whichever calendar your practice already lives in — Google Calendar, Microsoft 365, or anything that speaks CalDAV — map each practitioner to their own, and keep bookings, reschedules and cancellations moving in both directions. What a sync can carry depends on what your ClickMed plan exposes, so the first thing we do is check the account rather than promise you a field list.

What we connect

01

Two-way appointment sync

A booking made in ClickMed appears in the calendar, and time blocked in the calendar stops ClickMed offering it.

02

Per-practitioner calendars

Each doctor mapped to their own calendar, so nobody scrolls a clinic-wide feed to find their own day.

03

Reschedules and cancellations

Changes propagate instead of leaving an orphan event behind — the failure that makes a team stop trusting a sync.

04

Booking from your own site

A form on your website that writes the appointment into ClickMed, rather than into an inbox someone has to retype.

Why us for ClickMed

One schedule, whichever of the two systems you happen to open
Per-practitioner mapping rather than one shared clinic calendar
Cancellations and reschedules carried both ways, not only new bookings
Retries and failure notifications, so a broken sync is never silent
Only the patient data you approve ever reaches the calendar

— FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Two schedules, one clinic?

Tell us which calendar your team lives in and we will map it to ClickMed.

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