Open your line first.
Your page hangs off your account, so you need a sign-in code before you build it. It takes one tap.
Front desk · one sentence
Tell it what you do.
One or two sentences in your own words. The page drafts itself — name, headline, the words, the colour, a first question. You fix whatever you like afterwards.
Nothing is public until you press Go live. Offers, quick replies and the questions you get asked live on your desk once the page exists.
Front desk · your words
Here it is. Make it yours.
Everything on the right is exactly what a patient sees. Change anything — it stays editable after you go live, too.
The practice or business, as people know it.
The one line someone reads first.
Two honest sentences beat a landing page.
Look
Where the button goes (optional)
Leave it empty and the page is message-only. You can add it any time.
One question first (optional)
Something a good customer says yes to. Their answer lands on your desk.
Medical pages carry a notice. The page will tell patients this line is for scheduling and general questions only, and ask them not to type symptoms or health details. That’s built into what they see.
Exactly what your customer sees — this is the real page, not a mockup.