Room queue on the desk screen
Who is waiting, who is already in the room, and which visit is next stay on the screen the desk already uses. There is no second list on paper or in another app.

Clinic front desk
Cleos keeps the front desk on one screen: who is in today, what is on the shelf, and which visit is by video.

Queue and registration
The desk keeps one list for the waiting room and the room itself. A patient added at registration lands on that same record.
Who is waiting, who is already in the room, and which visit is next stay on the screen the desk already uses. There is no second list on paper or in another app.

Letters and dictation
A letter is tied to the visit it came from. Dictation and drafts stay on that record until the desk sends them.
Record audio at the desk or after the visit. The draft stays with the patient and the visit it belongs to, ready to review and send.
Financial and billing
An invoice comes from the visit on the record. Paid, unpaid, or part-paid, the desk sees it next to the patient list.
Raise a charge when the visit is done, or when the desk is ready. The invoice stays on the same record as the queue and the shelf count.
Bookings and calendar
Appointments live on the same calendar the desk uses for the queue. A booking made for next week is still on that record when the day arrives.
Day, week, and month views sit on the desk screen. A confirmed visit is on the record before the patient walks in.
The queue, the patient list, the shelf, and video visits go on one screen. Forms and labels are set for this clinic. Reports come from that same record.

Desk. Can the afternoon queue and the shelf count sit on the same screen? Video visits need to stay there too.
Cleos. Yes. The queue, the shelf, and the video list go on one record. Forms for this clinic stay on that screen.

The queue, the shelf count, and this clinic's forms are part of the same record. A later change stays on that screen.
These are the controls on the stack that stores the clinic record.

Cleos holds ISO 9001, the quality management standard.

Cleos holds ISO 13485, the quality standard for medical devices.

Clinic records are stored in the AWS region in Malaysia.
Data sent between the clinic and Cleos is encrypted end to end.
The clinic record is FHIR compliant.
Who is waiting, who is already in the room, what is on the shelf, and which visit is by video. Those stay on one clinic record.
The queue lists who is waiting and who is already in the room, so the desk does not keep a second list.
Supplies are counted in the same record as the patient list. The shelf is not a separate spreadsheet.
A visit held by video stays on the same record as a visit in the room.
Forms and labels can be set for this clinic. The record the desk uses stays the same.
Reports collect clinic activity from the record the desk already uses.