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No, and it shouldn't. FastBots is positioned as an information and intake tool — it answers general questions about your practice and captures enquiries. Anything clinical, urgent or patient-specific is handed to your team. You set this rule in the bot's instructions in plain English.
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Not natively. FastBots doesn't have a documented native integration with practice management systems like Dentrix, Eaglesoft or Open Dental. What it can do is collect the appointment request inside the chat — name, contact, preferred time, reason — and email it to your team or send it to a spreadsheet or CRM through a Zapier or Make workflow once the chat ends.
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You decide the rule in the bot's instructions. Most practices have it recognise emergency wording — pain, swelling, knocked-out tooth, bleeding — and immediately give the patient your emergency phone number or out-of-hours guidance, then offer live chat with a team member if you have that turned on.
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No. Think of it as a layer in front of the front desk. It handles the repetitive questions that drain attention — hours, insurance, basic pricing — and frees your team to focus on patients in the practice and on the phone. The complex, sensitive and revenue-generating conversations still belong to a human.
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Most practices are live in around an hour. You point FastBots at your website, it crawls your pages, you adjust the welcome message and house rules, then paste one line of code onto your site. The first version handles maybe 70% of common questions, and you improve it from there.
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FastBots states that uploaded data isn't used to train OpenAI models through the API connection, and its data handling is GDPR compliant. Even so, we recommend telling the bot not to ask for sensitive medical details in chat — keep the form short (name, phone, what they need) and gather the rest in person or by phone.
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There's a free plan with 1 chatbot and 50 messages a month — no credit card needed — which is enough to test it on your site. Paid plans start at $39/month. If you want live chat handover, email replies and auto-retraining, that's on the Business plan at $89/month.
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Yes — live chat is available on the Business plan and above. You set your availability hours, and during those hours a team member can claim a conversation, see what the patient has already asked, and reply in real time. Outside those hours, the bot can capture details and promise a call-back.
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Yes. On the Business plan and above, Auto Retrain revisits selected website pages daily, weekly or monthly, so when you update your fees, insurance information or service pages, the chatbot stays in sync without you redoing the training.
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Yes. You can train the bot on each location's pages and have it ask which practice the patient is enquiring about, then route the lead accordingly. For larger groups, you might prefer separate chatbots per location — the plan you need depends on bot count and message volume.