The schedule, and what the schedule drags behind it
A day in a clinic is not a list of hours. It is arrivals, rooms, someone running late, a treatment that cannot start yet and work left over from yesterday.
Today
Renata
Hydrafacial
Alejandra
Laser hair removal
Valeria
Facial radiofrequency
Daniela
Botulinum toxin
Sofía
Assessment
Camila
Body sculpting
Real states, not just times
Booked, confirmed, waiting, in treatment, finished, no-show. The day shows where each person actually is.
Rooms and specialists
Each room knows which treatments it can host, and each specialist sees their own day.
Requirements before starting
Consent, assessment, minimum age, guardian: when someone tries to start, Mayel lists what is missing. Overriding needs a recorded reason.
Changes that keep their history
Rescheduling keeps a link to the original appointment, and you set how long to wait before a no-show can be marked.
Everything in this area
Every line is a screen that exists today. Nothing here is coming soon, and nothing is charged separately.
Day schedule with specialists and rooms, and a room’s treatment compatibility
Real states: booked, confirmed, waiting, in treatment, finished, no-show
How long to wait before marking a no-show, and rescheduling that keeps a link to the original appointment
Requirements before starting: consent, assessment, minimum age, guardian
Pending work with its priority and its due date, never a notebook
Leads with their next action, their source and their campaign
A deposit charge created at booking, when your clinic works that way
The fastest way to judge it is to see your own clinic in it
Tell us how you work today — your treatments, your packages, your team — and we show you the same operation running inside Mayel.
Or write to us at support@mayel.app