Freemi runs alongside the systems your business already uses. Nothing to rip out, and nothing to rebuild from scratch.
This is the list as it stands, not a roadmap. If something is not here, it is not built yet.
Patients send repeat requests and enquiries straight into the Freemi queue, on the number they already message you on.
Patient email lands in the same history as every other channel, attached to the person rather than sitting in an inbox.
The same, for teams running Microsoft. Mail joins the patient record instead of living separately.
Publishing only. Freemi can post to your Instagram as part of a campaign. It cannot read Instagram DMs, so a patient messaging you there will not reach the queue.
SMS reminders, booking confirmations and the update that tells a patient their script is ready.
Payments, invoices and refunds, with the money side connected to the patient journey.
Freemi does not replace your PMR and does not need to. It runs the patient messages, the request queue, services, staff and the registers around it.
If you already run one, Freemi works around it rather than asking you to migrate everything on day one.
Freemi is not bookkeeping software. It records what was billed and what was paid, and leaves the accounts to your accountant.
Which connections are possible depends on what you already run, what it exposes and who supports it. We confirm that during onboarding rather than putting a logo on a page and working it out later.
If a connection you need is missing, tell us on the call. We will say whether it is possible, roughly what it would take, and whether we intend to build it. If the answer is no, you will hear that on the call rather than in month two.
Bring the list of systems your business depends on and we will tell you straight which ones Freemi can work with today.
There is no integration marketplace to click through. Connections are set up with you during onboarding, and then they stay out of the way.
Your dispensing or practice system, how patients contact you today, what you take payment with. Ten minutes on the call.
Some of it will be a straight connection, some will need a workaround, and some will not be possible at all. You get all three answers, not just the first.
Configuration is our job, not a task list we hand you. Your WhatsApp number, your mailbox, your payment account.
Before anything reaches a patient, your team sees exactly what will move between systems and signs it off.
Every connection named on this page is one we have actually built. There is no roadmap section here dressed up as a feature list.
What is possible depends on what your dispensing system exposes and who supports it. We confirm during onboarding rather than promising on a website.
Freemi runs the work around your existing systems. If the answer to a connection is no, you keep doing that bit the way you do it now.
Not what it could theoretically do. What it does on a Tuesday.
A patient messages the number they already use for you. The request is identified, connected to their record, and lands in the queue with the information already collected. Your team never copies anything from a phone.
Patient email stops living in one person’s inbox. It joins the same history as every other channel, so whoever picks it up can see what was already said.
The reminder before the appointment, the confirmation after it, and the message telling a patient their script is ready. Sent without anyone remembering to send them.
Payments, invoices and refunds tied to the patient rather than sitting in a separate till report. Refunds are booked properly rather than netted off.
No. Freemi works with the WhatsApp number your patients already message.
Tell us on the call. You will get a straight answer about whether it is possible, roughly what it would take, and whether we intend to build it.
We are deliberately careful here. What is possible depends entirely on your system and who supports it, and we confirm it during onboarding rather than promising it up front.
Yes, and doing so does not break the rest. Each channel is configured separately and reversibly.