It learns your clinic first
Before it answers anything it is loaded with your prices, your providers, your hours and the line it does not cross. Nothing about your clinic is improvised on the call.
The enquiry that lands at 9:47 on a Sunday gets answered at 9:47 on a Sunday. Soltrack knows your treatments, your providers and your prices, holds a real conversation, and hands you the appointment already booked. Your team goes back to treating people.
Answers in seconds, any hour, in your clinic’s name.
18:00 last night to
01:34 this morning
Each one, what it actually looks like, and what Soltrack does about it.
Sixty one of the hundred became revenue and your software counted every one. The other thirty nine are on this page too. Nothing your clinic owns will ever show them to you.
By the time anybody has a free hand, they have booked somewhere else.
What Soltrack doesSoltrack answers on every channel, at any hour, in your clinic name.
A shop sells the stock tomorrow. A treatment hour is simply gone at 15:00.
What Soltrack doesSoltrack asks for a confirmation rather than sending a reminder, calls when nobody replies, and offers the freed hour to somebody waiting.
Whoever gets asked decides what your clinic looks like on Google.
What Soltrack doesSoltrack asks at the right moment for the treatment, and routes an unhappy answer to you privately instead of to Google.
You paid to acquire every one of them. They are in your software now.
What Soltrack doesSoltrack works the list in rotation, oldest and highest value first, in the clinic voice rather than as a campaign.
A chance is any moment money was on the table: an enquiry, a booked hour, a treated patient, a name already on your list. The split is a shape, not a measurement, and it is not taken from a client. Your own numbers come off the baseline call.
Nothing to install and nothing to learn. Every date, and what is actually asked of you on each one.
Two weeks is what we commit to rather than an average of past builds. If your practice software needs something unusual we say so on the baseline call, before you sign anything.
This is the whole of your side of it. One screen, nobody has to log into it, and there is nothing on it to configure.
Dana opens it with her coffee. She has not touched it since Friday.
You are not buying software you have to run. You are hiring the front desk you cannot staff: it works every hour of the night, it never asks for a raise, and it has never once let a phone ring out.
Mikail RajabliFounder
app.soltrack-ai.com, which is live. Lumen Aesthetics is a fictional clinic and every figure on the screen is an illustrative example, not a client result.
Six things, and you do not pick between them. The leaks are not separate, so neither is the answer to them.
You do not buy these separately, because the leaks are not separate. The patient who ignores a reminder is the same patient who ends up on the lapsed list eight months later.
A med spa loses a booking in a race. A dental practice loses one to a drift. Both are the same missing hour, and each one is built for differently.
They ask tonight and book with whoever answers first.
Nobody raced you for this one. It just drifted.
Every other section on this page is us describing what it does. This one is the desk itself, answering as it would at 21:47 on a Sunday. Nothing to install, nothing to sign up for, and the clinic is invented.
The automated front desk
The clinic is shut and the thread is already running. Type into it, or take one of the four questions.
Sunday night. Lumen is shut until Monday at 09:00.
Ask it something
Yours would hold your prices, your providers and your diary, and answer in your name.
Book a baseline callThe automated front desk
A real clinic site with the widget installed. Scroll it, then open the bubble. It answers in their name, on their prices.
That page is fixed-width and old-fashioned on purpose. The widget does not care
Most clinic sites still look exactly like that. It is one line of script on whatever you already have, and nothing about the page has to change.
The automated front desk
A real enquiry, sent the way a patient would send it. Press Send and watch what comes back.
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Keep the reference in the subject. It is how the desk follows a thread that has been going for a week.
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It read the history, it did not re-sell the course she already bought, and it left the clinical call to Nadia.
The automated front desk
Your numbers, not ours. Drag anything and watch it move.
Illustrative. What you actually recover depends on how many enquiries you miss, how many of those would have booked, and what a booking is worth to you.
Start with the audit, or hand us the whole desk. Either way you pay nothing toward setup until it is booking the patients you are losing today.
Find out exactly where your clinic loses bookings before you commit to anything.
$3,00060-minute session
Materials in 48 hours. Credited in full toward setup within 30 days.
Clinics that already know exactly where every booking leaks and what fixing each one is worth. If you have that map, skip straight to the fit call.
Rather talk it through first? Book a fit call.
A 24/7 intake team that answers every call, message and form, qualifies it against your criteria, and books it before the patient rings the practice down the road.
Scoped to your clinic on the call. No per booking fees, ever. Desk live within 30 days.
You pay $0 of the setup until the desk has booked ten qualified appointments in your first thirty days.
Qualified means answered, matched to your own criteria, and sitting on your calendar with the transcript attached. Every enquiry is answered inside sixty seconds at any hour; miss that on more than one in a hundred and that month is free. If it ever gives clinical advice, that month is free and the setup is credited back.
Clinics fielding fewer than about fifty enquiries a month, and anyone shopping for a chatbot they configure themselves. This is a managed operation, not software, and we take one clinic per area.
Thirty minutes, and you keep the numbers either way.
Not sure which one? Start with the audit. It comes off the setup in full if you go on to the desk.
There are no client logos to hide behind, so this is the honest version: who built it, who runs the other half of it, and who picks up when something breaks at two in the morning.

For the last few years I have built the systems that run quietly behind other people’s businesses. An operations agent a venture fund CEO runs his day through. The onboarding automations behind a med spa software company. Recall and reactivation work for dental clinics in Moscow.
The same thing was true in every clinic I looked at. The marketing worked. The reminders went out on time. And then the part that needed an actual human being with a free hand quietly did not happen, month after month, and nobody could point to where the money went.
Every clinic I looked at had the same hole. The part that needed a free hand never happened, month after month.
Mikail RajabliFounder

Axmed is the other half of the company. He runs how a clinic hears about us in the first place, the outbound side end to end, and he is the second opinion on the offer before any of it reaches a clinic.
Between the two of us nothing ships that only one person thought was a good idea, which is slower and has been right most of the time.
The other half of the company. He runs how a clinic hears about us, and he is the second opinion on the offer.
Axmed AshurbekovCo-founder
A baseline call is thirty minutes. You leave with your enquiry volume, your no-show rate, your review count and the size of your lapsed list written down, whether or not you ever work with us.
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