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Finding your way around

Everything in MedicalSuite is reached from the menu on the left side of the screen. It's organised into groups:

Workspace — your daily work

Menu itemWhat it's for
DashboardToday's numbers at a glance — appointments, enquiries, revenue
ConversationsAll SMS messages and phone calls with patients, in one inbox
ContactsEveryone you've messaged or called
EnquiriesNew leads — people who asked about your services
PatientsPatient records: details, documents, history
AppointmentsThe clinic calendar — book, move, cancel
ScheduleDoctors' working hours and one-off extra hours
Custom FormsCustom forms you can build and put on your website
Consent FormsDocuments patients sign electronically
ReferralsReferral forms and referrals sent to you by partners
UTM TrackerTrack which ads and posts bring you patients
AnalyticsReports and trends over any date range
NotificationsSystem alerts for you

Practice — how your clinic is defined

Menu itemWhat it's for
DoctorsThe doctors who work at your clinic
TreatmentsServices you offer (name, length, price, in-clinic/online)
DepartmentsGroup doctors into departments
InsurancesInsurance providers you accept
Patient MetricsHealth measurements you track (weight, blood pressure…)

Billing

Menu itemWhat it's for
Membership PlansSubscription plans patients can join
BillingInvoices and payments

Setup & Administration (admins only)

Menu itemWhat it's for
ClinicsYour clinic locations
IntegrationsConnections to other services (Google, Stripe, phone system)
UsersStaff accounts and roles
RolesWhat each role is allowed to do
Activity LogA record of every change — who did what, when
SettingsCompany details, logo, booking widget, your photo and timezone
You might not see every item

Menu items appear based on your role and which modules your clinic has switched on. Doctors see a shorter, personal menu (see Doctor Portal). If something from these docs is missing from your menu, ask your administrator.

Working with lists

Almost every page in the portal is a list — enquiries, patients, invoices, users. They all behave the same way.

Column headings stay put. Scroll a long list and the headings remain visible at the top of the table, so you always know which column you're looking at.

You choose how many rows to show. Underneath each list is a Rows box. Pick 10, 25, 50 or 100. Fewer rows means less scrolling; more rows means fewer pages to click through. Changing it takes you back to page 1.

Beside it you'll see which rows you're viewing — "1–25 of 213" — and the page buttons.

Long lists

If you find yourself paging a lot, use the Filters on the page to narrow the list rather than raising the row count. Filtering finds what you need faster than scrolling.