Before the first appointment
Check Today, the diary and practitioner availability. Online booking gives confirmed appointments a place in the shared day.
Aesthetic practice management software
The diary is only one part of running an aesthetic practice. Rytura connects appointments, records, forms, stock and everyday reporting, so the work around each visit has a consistent home.
A full diary can hide unfinished work: a form waiting for review, treatment information that is hard to find, stock use that needs recording or a payment that needs checking. Practice management is the routine that connects these jobs and makes responsibility clear.
Rytura brings the everyday tools into one workspace. A solo practitioner can move through the day with less searching; a team can follow a shared process while reception, practitioners and owners retain different access. Software access supports your chosen responsibilities. It does not establish anyone’s professional authority.
The broader aesthetic clinic software overview explains the category. This page focuses on how an actual practice can organise its daily operations.
These everyday workflows are included after Rytura sets up the clinic. Connected provider services have separate activation conditions.
Check Today, the diary and practitioner availability. Online booking gives confirmed appointments a place in the shared day.
Assign the clinic’s current medical and consent forms. Make clear who reviews the information before the appointment.
Work from the client and treatment record, with information accessible to authorised staff and a separate client-facing portal.
Keep product use, batches, expiry dates and stock movements alongside the work they support.
Use clinic-owned Stripe payments after activation. Review status and provider charges through the payment workflow.
Approved owners and administrators can view one clinic’s operational totals for today and the past seven days. Check the scope of Rytura reporting.
Use a repeatable order for booking, form review, the visit and final checks. The solo-practitioner workflow focuses on the person who also handles their own administration.
Agree which jobs belong to reception, which require a practitioner and which need owner review. Small clinic software should make the current routine consistent before adding more complexity.
Adding a bookable practitioner changes availability, access, handovers and the subscription tier. Follow the growing-clinic guide and test a handover between two staff members in a demonstration.
One location is included in the published plans. Additional location and rollout requirements need assessment. Consolidated cross-clinic reporting and SSO are not standard live features; use an enterprise fit review if these are essential.
Ask the team to find one fictional booking, its assigned form, the treatment context and the payment status. Then identify what remains to be done and who is responsible. Repeat on the phones or computers the team actually uses. Use the buyer’s checklist to record gaps and setup dependencies.
Plans are £29, £69 and £119 per month for Solo, Clinic and Group respectively, excluding VAT. The same everyday tools are included; the tier follows bookable practitioner count. Read the full price and provider-cost breakdown.
Automated recall, treatment packages and broader marketing are planned or in development. LIN is a supporting feature in selected-clinic testing. Compare your requirements with the availability register, then agree the switching scope if you already use another system.
Built and tested inside a working UK aesthetics clinic. Read why Rytura was built, check current feature availability and review security and privacy before choosing.
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