Scheduling and front desk
Manage appointments, reminders, teleconsultations, upcoming visits, check-in and waiting-room status.
Test a workflow from scheduling through charting, billing, cash management, and inventory, then verify how client and patient context carries between steps. Try it free for the first 3 months.
Keep scheduling, check-in, reminders and daily priorities visible so the team spends less time searching across screens.
Keep patient history, visit notes, prescriptions, certificates, files, inpatient care and procedures in one connected record.
Manage products, services, estimates, payments, outstanding balances, purchasing, inventory and reports from one platform.
Gvet is built for clinics, veterinary hospitals, pet shops and multi-location practices that need to connect patient care, business operations and client communication.
Manage appointments, reminders, teleconsultations, upcoming visits, check-in and waiting-room status.
Centralize patient and client details, visit notes, vaccinations, prescriptions, certificates, files, inpatient care and procedures.
Record products and services, estimates, invoices, multiple payment methods, outstanding balances, expenses and receipts.
Control stock, expirations, warehouses, suppliers, price lists, inventory history, purchases, packages and bulk updates.
Organize stock by pharmacy, storage area, counter, vehicle or clinic location, with transfers and a traceable inventory ledger.
Schedule pet transfers with origin, destination, time, operational status, instructions and price.
Automate reminders, prescription delivery and client conversations with tools connected to daily operations.
Review revenue, expenses, visits, vaccinations, payments, services, attendance and team performance with role-based permissions.
Not every veterinary practice works the same way. These starting points help you decide which modules to review first based on team type, services and workload.
For teams that need to organize appointments, records, payments and follow-up without losing time between screens.
For teams with more clinicians, hospitalized patients, procedures and a need for clear clinical traceability.
For businesses that combine care, products and recurring services with payments, stock and client updates.
For practices that need shared data, role-based access and clear reporting across locations.
If you arrive with a specific need, these shortcuts take you to the most relevant pages to compare features and understand the workflow.
Scheduling, waiting room, upcoming events and teleconsultations.
Patient history, visit notes, files, prescriptions and certificates.
Reminders for controls, vaccines, deworming and appointments.
Applications, boosters, next doses and preventive plans.
Products, expirations, suppliers, purchases and inventory history.
Inventory locations, transfers, adjustments and a traceable ledger.
Products, services, quotes, payments and receipts.
Opening, closing, movements, expenses and pending payments.
Sales, visits, vaccines, cash, stock and team activity.
Users, roles, permissions and area responsibilities.
Daycare, grooming, transport, statuses, payments and client updates.
Origin, destination, statuses, instructions and estimated price.
Instructions, procedures, doses, evolution and traceability.
Client updates, reminders, prescriptions and messages connected to Gvet.
Gvet is most useful when scheduling, charting, payments, inventory and follow-up share the same patient and client context.
Schedule appointments, manage the waiting room and create reminders so the team knows what comes next.
Search by client, patient, microchip, medical record or contact data and enter the full clinical context.
Document history, findings, treatment, prescriptions, certificates, files, inpatient care or procedures with clear authorship.
Add services or products to the invoice, record payment and keep financial and inventory records aligned.
Review sales, cash, visits, vaccines, new patients, expenses and influence area reports to make better decisions.
When daily work depends on spreadsheets, chat threads and disconnected systems, the team loses context. Gvet brings clinical and practice workflows together.
Scheduling lives in a calendar, medical records in another system and billing in a spreadsheet.
Scheduling, patients, charting, billing, inventory and reporting work in one connected flow.
The team enters the same data again to charge, notify the client or update stock.
Each visit can continue to a prescription, invoice, reminder, payment and inventory update without repeating information.
It is harder to know what happened in cash, which products are missing or which patients need follow-up.
Reports use appointment, sales, visit, vaccine, expense and inventory data to support better decisions.
As the team or location count grows, permissions, roles and processes become harder to coordinate.
Gvet helps organize users, locations, permissions and daily workflows as the practice grows.
During the first 3 months, your team can validate core workflows, decide which data should move and prepare a staged rollout before cutover.
Start with scheduling, patients and medical records to see if the team can work with less duplicate work.
Decide which clients, patients, medical history, appointments, balances, products and files need to move, then validate a representative sample before cutover.
Define users, permissions and responsibilities so front-desk, clinical and administrative teams see what they need.
Add billing, payments, inventory, WhatsApp, reporting or additional locations when the team is ready to operate them.
Adding new software should not feel like a blind bet. During the first 3 months you can test Gvet with your team, validate the core workflows and move forward only with what truly helps you organize.
You can start with scheduling, patients and medical records, usually the most common daily touchpoints for front-desk staff and clinicians.
Start with daily workImplementation can happen in stages, without requiring you to load everything or change every process in one day.
Gradual rolloutGvet is organized by modules so you can prioritize charting, billing, inventory, client communication or reporting around your practice workflow.
Modules by needBefore moving forward, you can review plans, see pricing for your country and ask if you need to confirm local billing or scope.
Validate before subscribingQuick answers to evaluate whether Gvet fits your veterinary team's daily operation.
Yes. You can create an account and review the full workflow before deciding, including scheduling, medical records, sales, inventory, WhatsApp and reports.
Yes. Gvet is built for small or growing teams that need to connect patient care, practice operations, inventory, payments and client communication in one platform.
Yes. Scheduling connects with patients and medical records; billing connects with payments and inventory; and reports use data from daily operations.
Yes. You can move in stages, starting with scheduling, patients and medical records, then adding products, clients, services or inventory according to what your team uses most.
Review the plan and country-specific pricing, then confirm local billing and the exact scope of any lab, diagnostic imaging or payment integration before subscribing.
Yes. Gvet lets you organize users, roles and permissions so front-desk staff, clinicians, administrators and managers have the access they need.
Evaluate the complete workflow for 3 months and decide whether it fits your clinic, hospital, pet shop or multi-location practice.
Start with the first 3 free months so you can review the system before committing.
Test scheduling, patient records, charting, billing and inventory with the people who do the work.
Compare plans, resolve specific questions and continue only if Gvet fits your practice.