Patient records, appointments, prescriptions, and billing for clinics in Lebanon, in one system.
ITIG Clinic runs the front desk and the consultation room in Arabic, French, or English, bills in fresh dollars with the lira rate saved on every invoice, and answers patients on WhatsApp. Built and supported in Jdeideh, Metn.
Demo environment with sample data. No signup.
- Patient, 12:38
مرحبا، عم حس بوجع قوي بصدري وضيق نفس من نص ساعة
- AutoGreet AI, 12:39
Nour هو المساعد الآلي لعيادة Clinique Al Shifa - وفريق العيادة بيتابع هالمحادثات.
هالحالة ممكن تحتاج عناية طبية طارئة. ما تنطر رد هون. اتصل فوراً بالصليب الأحمر اللبناني عالـ140 أو توجّه لأقرب طوارئ بالمستشفى.
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The conversation is flagged for the clinic and waits for a person
Read the two messages in English
What it says: the patient reports strong chest pain and shortness of breath for half an hour. The assistant replies that it is the clinic’s automated assistant and that the clinic team follows these conversations, then that this may need urgent care and to call the Lebanese Red Cross on 140 or go to the nearest emergency department now.
Two currencies, three languages, and a waiting room on WhatsApp
The software was written for the desk it sits on: the phone that never stops, two currencies, insurance paperwork, three languages, and the generator.
- Patients live on WhatsApp
- Appointment reminders, booking confirmations, and AutoGreet AI replies go through the clinic’s own WhatsApp Business number on Meta’s official Cloud API. No SMS.
- Dollars and lira on one invoice
- Invoices are issued in fresh US dollars with the lira rate you set recorded on each one, so an old invoice never drifts. Payments are recorded the way they arrive: cash, Whish, OMT, bank transfer, card, insurance, or a relative abroad.
- NSSF and insurance paperwork
- Claim documents for NEXtCARE, GlobeMed, MEDNET, AROPE, AXA, Libano-Suisse, Bankers, SNA, and the NSSF, on the Clinic tier and above.
- Three languages at one desk
- The whole interface runs in Arabic, French, or English with a real right-to-left layout. Patient names are kept in Arabic and Latin script and found in either.
- Power cuts happen
- A printable day sheet keeps the schedule on paper when the power or the internet goes.
The platform, screen by screen
Four screens carry most of a clinic’s day. Each one below is the real product with sample data.
Patients
One record per patient: names in both scripts, the phone WhatsApp uses, civil registry and NSSF numbers, allergies flagged where you prescribe, insurer and policy, a relative abroad who pays, and the old paper file number.
Schedule
Working hours per doctor and branch, absences, and clinic closures decide what can be booked. The database refuses a double booking. Arrivals, the waiting room, no-shows, and a printable day sheet.
Prescriptions
The unified prescription form printed in Arabic, French, or English, favourites for the medicines you prescribe every day, a check against the patient’s own recorded allergies and medicines, and a refill queue.
Billing
Invoices in fresh dollars with the lira rate saved, receipts and credit notes, every payment tagged by how it arrived, and a public invoice link that shows the clinic’s own Whish, OMT, and bank details. ITIG Tech never touches patient money.
Three add-ons, priced on the page
Each one is switched on for your clinic by ITIG Tech when you ask for it, and each has a public monthly price.
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AutoGreet AI
Answers patients on the clinic’s WhatsApp number in Arabic, French, English, or Arabizi, takes booking requests, and hands anything medical to a person.
from $25 a month as an add-on
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SmartPage
A public clinic page with a booking funnel patients open from a link or a QR code you print, plus a patient portal that shows only what the clinic releases.
from $29 a month as an add-on
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ITIG Rx
The prescription module for pharmacies and institutions: the unified prescription form in three copies, a dispensing queue, the prescription lifecycle, and NSSF coverage marking.
from $25 a month as an add-on
Security a hospital’s IT consultant can check
- Isolation in the database
- Every clinic’s rows are separated by PostgreSQL row-level security that even the application account cannot bypass. The service refuses to start if it could.
- An audit trail that cannot be edited
- Every access to a patient record is written to a log the database refuses to update or delete.
- Hosted on Microsoft Azure
- In the UAE North region, with point-in-time backups and a separate encrypted backup every night. A full restore was rehearsed in July 2026.
- No certifications we do not hold
- We hold no ISO, SOC, or HIPAA certification and we say so. What we do hold is written on the security page.
Every price on this page, in fresh dollars
Monthly, in fresh US dollars. The price you sign at stays locked for your clinic.
| Solo1 doctor | Duo2 doctors in one location, or 1 doctor with 2 branches | Clinic3 to 5 doctors | Polyclinic6 or more doctors |
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| $69 a month | $99 a month | $149 a month | $279 a month |
The Everything Bundle, platform and all three add-ons, starts at $119 a month.
What Lebanese clinics ask first
Does it work in Arabic?
Yes. The whole interface, patient names, prescriptions, and receipts work in Arabic with a right-to-left layout, and in French and English. Each user picks a language.
Does AutoGreet AI give medical advice?
No. Anything that looks medical goes to a person at the clinic. An emergency message gets the Lebanese Red Cross number immediately, before anything else.
What happens to my data if I leave?
It is yours. The clinic owner can export the whole clinic as spreadsheets at any time, and you can ask us in writing to delete it.
How do I pay?
Monthly, in fresh US dollars, by Whish, OMT, or card. Your price is locked when you subscribe.