AriaBee lets your team run your medical tourism agency through WhatsApp: instead of navigating screens and filling out forms, send a text or voice command, and its AI executes the work across leads, quotations, travel, and finance — helping the same team handle more patients.
No screens to navigate. No forms to fill. No logging in.
Inquiries, medical reports, voice notes, quotations, flights, transfers, and payments all happen in chats. The software you bought just sits in another tab, waiting for someone to update it — so no one does.
Traditional software asks your team to stop working in order to record the work: leave the conversation, open the app, find the patient, fill the forms. So it gets logged late, half-done, or never — and leads, files, and travel details scatter across chats, email, and spreadsheets.
No off-the-shelf tool covers the whole journey. A CRM has no idea what to do with a medical report, a passport, a clinic quotation, a transfer, or a refund. The entire after-sales half of your business has no home at all.
The only way the old software lets you grow is to hire. Every extra person adds cost and complexity, the owner loses visibility, and patient files and relationships live on personal phones — not the company. When staff leave, clients and knowledge leave with them, and scattered medical data becomes a KVKK/GDPR exposure.
End frame: This is why agencies do not scale with generic software.
Video idea: show one patient case scattering across WhatsApp, email, spreadsheets, and personal phones before the owner loses visibility.
That’s not scaling — it’s swelling. There’s a better way to grow.
Your team tells AriaBee what needs to happen by text, voice, or document. It runs the supported workflow within your playbook and guardrails, asks for confirmation when needed, and records the result for the company.
The moment
Every inquiry routed through AriaBee becomes visible, actionable, and connected to the next step.
A patient messages the WhatsApp Business line connected to AriaBee.
Creates the lead, qualifies it against your playbook, follows approved steps, and hands off when needed.
Contact, source, conversation, status, owner, and next action stay together.
The moment
Every inquiry routed through AriaBee becomes visible, actionable, and connected to the next step.
A patient messages the WhatsApp Business line connected to AriaBee.
Creates the lead, qualifies it against your playbook, follows approved steps, and hands off when needed.
Contact, source, conversation, status, owner, and next action stay together.
AriaBee reads values from source documents, checks supported formats and cross-document consistency, and asks for confirmation when a field cannot be verified.
Your team keeps working in WhatsApp. The company keeps the record.
Our mission is to drive progress and enhance the lives of our customers by delivering superior products and services that exceed expectations.
"The progress tracker is fantastic. It's motivating to see how much I've improved over time. The app has a great mix of common and challenging words."
"The progress tracker is fantastic. It's motivating to see how much I've improved over time. The app has a great mix of common and challenging words."
"The progress tracker is fantastic. It's motivating to see how much I've improved over time. The app has a great mix of common and challenging words."
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A WhatsApp CRM captures your chats, which is a real upgrade for some teams. But if your whole operation already runs inside WhatsApp, connecting a web app to it solves a smaller problem than the one you have. Here’s the difference — with examples from medical tourism.