Capture what came in
Start with the actual need: an owner question, appointment request, refill request, records request, travel question, document, or another front-desk open loop.
How Flow365 Vet works
Flow365 Vet is built around the work that happens around the veterinary front desk: somebody calls, messages, sends a document, asks for something, or needs follow-through. Flow365 keeps that work connected to the right owner and pet while your clinical system continues doing the clinical job.
The workflow
Instead of treating the call, pet, appointment, document, and follow-up as separate pieces, Flow365 Vet keeps them connected around the request that needs to move.
Start with the actual need: an owner question, appointment request, refill request, records request, travel question, document, or another front-desk open loop.
Tie the request to the person and patient so the next staff member does not have to reconstruct who called, which pet is involved, and why.
Keep appointment information, notes, records, documents, and relevant patient details beside the request instead of scattering the context across disconnected screens.
Upload a supported document or take a photo. Flow365 AI can prepare structured record and profile details for staff review.
The goal is not simply to store the request. The goal is to make clear what still needs to happen and keep the owner and pet attached to that work.
When a patient is connected to Flow365 Pet, the practice relationship can include owner-side Vet Wallet information while each side retains its appropriate role.
AI-assisted, review-first
Flow365 AI is useful when a veterinary record arrives as a PDF, text document, or photo and somebody would otherwise have to copy the important information by hand.
AI-generated content: Flow365 AI suggestions may be inaccurate or incomplete. Review all AI-generated content before submitting or acting on it.
The PIMS boundary
Flow365 Vet starts with communication, context, coordination, documents, requests, appointments, and follow-through. It is not designed to replace the veterinary clinical system of record.
Calls, messages, requests, owners, pets, documents, appointment context, open loops, next actions.
Clinical notes, treatment, prescribing, diagnostics, billing, inventory, and other clinical operations.
Keep the owner, pet, request, context, and next action together while the clinical system remains clinical.