Keep requests from disappearing
Give genuine demand one visible place instead of leaving it across calls, inboxes and memory.
Rytura software feature | client waiting list
When a client or patient wants an appointment that is not currently available, Rytura keeps the request visible to your team. Staff see priority, request age and clinic-reviewed suitability, then decide who to contact manually.
This page describes a feature inside Rytura. It is not a waiting list for clinics wanting to join Rytura.
A calmer view of unmet demand
The queue helps staff see which requests need review without pretending that every request is suitable or that a free slot should be offered automatically.
The useful difference is continuity: demand remains visible alongside the clinic workflow, while professional judgement stays with the team.
Recovery & recalls is released separately from the manual queue. Owners can enable cancellation alerts and treatment-specific recall emails after email setup, clinic configuration and separate client opt-in. Both switches start off. Client opt-in and rebooking acceptance checks remain before wider rollout.
Alerts have expiry and contact limits. They do not reserve an appointment; availability is checked again when the client books. A separate 30-day report shows delivery, recovered-slot, recall-booking and failure activity.
Check activation and rollout conditionsThe business outcome
Keep unmet demand visible without making promises the clinic has not reviewed.
Give genuine demand one visible place instead of leaving it across calls, inboxes and memory.
Clinic-set priority, request age and suitability status help staff decide what to review next.
Staff choose whether and when to contact a suitable client. The queue does not make the clinical decision.
The practitioner workflow
The waiting list supports the clinic decision. It does not turn a request into an appointment.
Keep the waiting-list request in the clinic workspace with the information staff need to review.
The queue is ordered by clinic-set priority, while request age stays visible for context.
A practitioner or authorised staff member applies the clinic's judgement before any contact.
Staff decide the next step, contact the client themselves and record the action where appropriate.
The client boundary
Clear expectations protect the client relationship and keep appointment decisions with the clinic.
What a client can expect
What the queue never promises
Plan inclusion and status
The priority waiting list is included on Solo, Clinic, Group and Enterprise, and during a valid trial, after Rytura sets up the clinic.
It is unavailable for suspended clinics and after a trial ends. Clinic setup must be complete before staff can use it. This is a client waiting-list feature, not a clinic enrolment queue.
Waiting-list questions
The queue helps staff organise demand. The clinic still owns every decision and every contact.
The priority queue supports manual contact. Clinics can separately enable optional cancellation email alerts in Recovery & recalls, subject to client opt-in, provider readiness and rollout checks. An alert does not reserve or guarantee an appointment.
A request joins the clinic's review queue. The clinic checks suitability and availability before offering an appointment, reserving a slot or promising treatment.
It is included on Solo, Clinic, Group and Enterprise, and during a valid trial, after Rytura sets up the clinic. It is unavailable for suspended clinics and after a trial ends.
The queue keeps request age visible. Where staff record a review or contact action, that activity stays with the request so the clinic can follow its own next step.
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