Optometry Practice Management Software
PixoBots builds optometry practice management software that runs the clinical and business side of an eye-care practice - appointments, patient records, eye-exam and prescription capture, recalls, billing and insurance - alongside optical dispensing and retail, in one connected system (OptoSoft).
Our optometry practice management software capabilities
- Appointment scheduling & online booking
- Patient records & clinical history
- Eye-exam & prescription (Rx) capture
- Automated recalls & reminders
- Billing, invoicing & insurance claims
- Optical dispensing & retail POS
- Multi-location & role-based access
- Reports, recall lists & analytics
What we deliver
Scheduling & recalls
Fill the diary and bring patients back with online booking and automated recalls.
Clinical records
Capture exams, prescriptions and history in one patient timeline.
Dispensing & POS
Turn a prescription into a dispense and sale without re-keying anything.
Billing & insurance
Invoice, take payment and process insurance claims cleanly.
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Why the clinic and the optical should share one system
Most eye-care practices are two businesses under one roof. The clinic books appointments, examines patients and records prescriptions; the optical dispenses frames, spectacle lenses and contact lenses and takes payment. When those sides run on separate systems, the same patient is created twice, prescriptions are re-typed at the dispensing desk, and nobody can easily see whether an exam turned into a sale.
A connected practice management system removes those seams. The patient is created once at booking, the exam and prescription are stored on that same record, and the optical picks up the prescription directly when the patient walks through to choose frames. Billing, recalls and reporting then work from one patient timeline instead of two partial ones.
How a patient moves through the practice
The visit starts in the diary: the patient books online or at the desk, and appointment reminders reduce no-shows. At check-in, staff see the patient's history - previous prescriptions, past orders and when they were last seen. In the exam room, the practitioner records findings and the new prescription against the patient record.
At the dispensing desk, that prescription flows straight into the spectacle or contact-lens order, so powers are never typed twice. Lab order management tracks the job from dispensing to fitting, and an order-ready message tells the patient when to collect. Payment, discounts and any insurance or claim portion are recorded against the same visit, and a recall is set for the next exam or contact-lens renewal, so the cycle starts again on schedule.
Recalls connect the clinical and retail sides
Recalls are where the clinical and business sides of a practice meet. A recall brings the patient back for an exam; the exam produces a new prescription; the new prescription is the most common reason to buy new glasses or lenses. If recalls are managed in a spreadsheet or not at all, both the clinic diary and the optical's sales suffer.
OptoSoft automates recall and reminder messages - exam due dates, contact-lens renewals, lens-expiry reminders and order-ready alerts - and recall lists show who is due, so staff can follow up the patients who did not respond. Because the exam and the sale sit on the same patient record, it is straightforward to see whether a recent exam was followed by an order - something separate systems make hard to answer.
What to check before you choose
Ask every vendor to demonstrate a full patient journey on screen: booking, exam, prescription, dispense, lab job, payment and recall, without leaving the system. Check how a remake is recorded, how contact-lens resupply works, how stock of frames and lenses is counted, and how multiple locations are reported. Look closely at access control - receptionists, dispensers and practitioners should each see what they need and no more.
Then check the move itself. We migrate patients, prescriptions, products and stock from your existing system and run a free demo on your own data before you switch, so you can judge the system against your real records. OptoSoft is available as a Cloud International plan at $399 per store per year with unlimited users, or as a one-time $3,999 On-Premise licence hosted on your own server, with free updates and support on both.
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