Paid from a text.
The balance conversation, without the phone call. A single-use link that expires on its own drops into the patient's text thread. They tap, pay on a hosted checkout, and it posts straight to their ledger. No portal to log into. Nothing to mail. Nobody waits on hold.
Single-use link · expires on its own · posts to the ledger automatically
Hi Alex, your visit on Mar 3 left a balance of $214.00. You can pay securely here:
pay.docsdocs.com/b/8kq2Over the counter
From the patient's ledger, one click creates a single-use hosted payment link and drops it into their text thread, from the office number they already know. No invoice PDF to attach, nothing to mail.
Balance $214.00 · expires in 48hThe link opens a hosted checkout. There's no app to install and no portal password to remember. Card or wallet, done in under a minute, from the parking lot if they like.
Guest checkout · no loginThe moment the charge clears, the payment writes itself back to the account ledger. The balance updates and the patient gets a receipt by text. Your day-sheet already agrees with the bank.
Posted ✓ · balance $0.00The fine print, printed large
Front desks chase the 98% collections-ratio target (ADA). The fastest route there is letting patients pay the moment they're told what they owe. Every link is built to be boring: it works once, expires quickly, and shows up on the ledger.
Used once or left alone, it dies on its own. A forwarded or screenshotted link is already dead, and so is a week-old one.
Patients pay straight from the text. There's no portal password for your front desk to reset on a Monday morning.
The cardholder doesn't have to be the patient. A parent or a spouse can settle the balance from the same link, with no extra steps.
Balance-due reminders can go out with the payment link inside, so the nudge and the checkout are the same tap.
Every link leaves a trail on the ledger: who sent it, when it was tapped, and when it posted. If it's never touched, it just expires.
Only here
A booking call doesn't have to leave money on the table. While the front desk has the patient on the line, they can raise an outstanding balance and text a secure, single-use payment link on the spot. The visit gets scheduled and the account gets settled in one conversation.
“You're all set for Tuesday at 2:10 with Dr. Okafor. I can also see an open balance of $86 from your last visit. Want me to text you a secure link so it's handled before you come in?”
See it live
Fifteen minutes, and bring your questions. We'll text you a real link and you can watch the payment post to the ledger while we talk.
The stuff practices actually ask before they switch. Straight answers, no spin.
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