A customisable integration layer for growing healthcare practices — patients and clinic staff book and manage appointments online, across products, clinics, clinicians and booking rules.
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DrActiv is a holistic, customisable booking platform for growing healthcare and wellbeing practices who have outgrown standard SaaS capabilities. Patients and clinic staff book and manage appointments online across products, clinics, clinicians and booking rules — supporting both direct-to-consumer and B2B business streams.
Many service lines, a number of booking flows
Manage different location settings
Availability look-up across teams and individuals
Complex booking logic variations, automated
Growing practices hit the same walls — disconnected tools, rigid software and rising costs that hold the business back.
Multiple disconnected tools for booking and managing appointments
Off-the-shelf software can't accommodate how your practice actually works
Getting locked into major vendors with limited support and slow fixes
Information scattered across formats and databases — or simply missing
Hard to measure performance or analyse commercial and customer trends
Per-feature add-ons and third-party fees that quietly build up
Booking flows, data and insights in one place.
When booking, data and support live in one place.
Customisable conversion-optimised UX with further CRO headroom
Automating booking of complex appointments lifts sales and margin
Less manual workload, improved staff productivity, reduced 3rd-party fees
Comprehensive commercial data, end to end, in one database
Optimised for 500–50,000 appointment bookings per month.
Deploy per client or as a SaaS instance. Fully brandable, white-labellable customer and admin portals — your products, settings, logos, URLs and styles.
You control all data layers, logs and backups, with fully traceable booking journeys. Ideal for enterprises wary of SaaS limitations.
Native API hooks sync clinician availability and practice management patient record systems — where basic booking tools rely on manual steps or aren't supported at all.
Decoupled microservices and cloud-native Azure scaling — auto-scaling for demand spikes, geo-redundant backups, GDPR-ready security.
Archetypical customers: major private healthcare providers and larger SMEs — private GP, physio, nursing and veterinary groups and practices.
Book a tailored demo and see DrActiv configured around your clinics, clinicians and booking rules.
Last updated: 12 June 2026
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