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Clinic software in Guatemala

Your practice in order, from chart to invoice.

SOAP notes that get signed and locked, CIE-10 diagnoses, signed consents, and billing to the insurer or to the patient's NIT. Built in Guatemala, from Q249 a month.

  • FEL certified
  • Made in Guatemala
  • 30-day guarantee
  • No card

A day at your clinic

From the form patients fill in at home to what insurers owe you: your day with Cuadra.

  1. 7:30Step 1/5

    Patients arrive with their form done

    You send the link on WhatsApp; they fill in their history from their phone and sign the consent.

  2. 9:00Step 2/5

    Your day, by doctor

    Each doctor with their own calendar and the real length of every visit. Patients book without calling.

  3. 9:40Step 3/5

    The note is signed and locked

    A SOAP note with an ICD-10 diagnosis and vitals. Once signed it can't be rewritten, only amended.

  4. 10:05Step 4/5

    Copay to the patient, claim to the insurer

    The patient pays their share with a FEL invoice and the rest opens a claim with their insurer.

  5. 18:00Step 5/5

    You close knowing what you're owed

    What you collected today and what each insurer owes you, with how many days overdue.

Already included

from payment to a FEL invoice certified with SAT
Secondsfrom payment to a FEL invoice certified with SAT
a month on Pro, at no extra cost
250 DTEsa month on Pro, at no extra cost
commission on what you sell
0%commission on what you sell
guarantee: if it doesn't add up, every quetzal back
30 daysguarantee: if it doesn't add up, every quetzal back

Businesses like yours

Automated WhatsApp reminders cut our no-shows. My patients appreciate the heads-up — it doesn't feel cold or pushy.

Dr. Luis García

Dentist · Clínica Dental García

Quetzaltenango

The details that make the difference

What happens behind every step, with no fine print.

01

The SOAP note is signed, locked, and only corrected by amendment

You write the visit in SOAP form — subjective, objective, assessment, plan — and signing it locks it. After that nobody deletes or rewrites it: if something needs correcting you add an amendment with its reason, and the record keeps both what was written and what was corrected. The day someone asks for the file, it reads as intact rather than tidied up.

02

CIE-10 diagnosis, prescription and sick note carrying your licence number

Type the symptom or the code and pick the diagnosis from the CIE-10 search, without having to remember the number. In the same visit you record blood pressure, weight, temperature and saturation, issue the prescription — controlled ones are flagged separately — and generate the sick-note, referral or lab-order PDF with your licence number and the diagnosis already filled in. You send it to the patient over WhatsApp without printing anything.

03

Not just anyone can open a record, and every time one is opened it is logged

The clinical record sits behind its own permission: whoever takes payment at the front desk books and invoices, but does not read the notes. Each note starts visible only to the professional who wrote it, and you decide whether to open it to the rest of the team. A professional reaches only the patients they treated, not the whole roster. And every time someone opens a chart, who it was and when is recorded — so if something was looked at that should not have been, there is someone to ask.

04

The patient fills in their history and signs before they reach the waiting room

You build your intake form with the fields you need and send the link over WhatsApp before the appointment; it is single-use, so it does not stay in circulation. The patient completes it from their phone and the answers land straight in their chart, so you open the visit with their history already loaded. The consent is signed with a finger on the screen and stored with date and time, tied to that appointment and that patient, along with the exact text they signed: change the template tomorrow and what they agreed to does not change.

05

You collect the copay and claim the rest from the insurer

You register your insurers with their NIT and payment terms, and each patient can hold up to three active policies: primary, secondary and tertiary. On the bill you mark which lines the insurer covers — they go out exempt, with their reason — and what the copay is, which is the part invoiced to the patient under FEL. The remainder opens a claim you move from submitted to approved, denied or paid, with what each insurer owes you and how many days it is overdue in plain view.

06

A calendar per doctor, a WhatsApp reminder, and the invoice at the end

Each doctor has their own calendar, their own hours and the real length of each consultation, and patients book from your link without calling. You choose how many hours ahead the WhatsApp reminder goes out — 24, 2, whatever suits you — and the patient confirms, reschedules or cancels from that same message; if they still do not show, you mark the no-show and the per-professional report tells you whose appointments are falling through. At payment, with a NIT the invoice goes out in the patient's name and without one to a final consumer, certified with the SAT in seconds.

One plan, everything included

You know what you pay every month.

If it doesn't click in 30 days, we refund every quetzal.

Pro

Q249/ mo

or Q2,490 a year: two months free

  • Unlimited sales, no per-sale commission
  • 1 location
  • Your brand on receipts + invoices
  • 250 FEL invoices a month included, then Q0.75 per invoice
  • Advanced reports + WhatsApp automation
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Frequently asked questions

  • How much does clinic software cost in Guatemala?
    Cuadra Pro is Q249 a month, or Q2,490 a year (two months free). It includes appointments, the clinical record with SOAP notes and CIE-10 search, consents, insurance and copays, the point of sale, your own branding and 250 FEL DTEs a month; after those, Q0.75 per DTE. Pro covers one branch; Premium is Q500 a month and covers up to three. There is no per-visit commission.
  • Does the record include SOAP notes and CIE-10 diagnoses?
    Yes. Every visit is written in SOAP form — subjective, objective, assessment, plan — and the diagnosis is picked from a CIE-10 search by typing the symptom or the code. The same chart holds vitals, prescriptions, signed consents and any sick-note, referral or lab-order PDFs you have issued.
  • Can I correct a clinical note after signing it?
    It is neither deleted nor rewritten. You add an amendment with its reason, and the record keeps the original note and the correction separately, each with its own date. That way what was written and what was corrected are both visible — exactly what will be asked for if the record is ever reviewed.
  • Who can see a patient's record?
    Only the people you give the clinical-record permission to. Whoever takes payment at the front desk can book and invoice without reading the notes, each note starts visible only to the professional who wrote it, and a professional reaches only the patients they treated. Every time someone opens a chart, who it was and when is recorded.
  • Does Cuadra bill insurers and collect the copay?
    Yes. You register the insurer and the patient's policy — up to three active at once — mark which lines the insurer covers and what the copay is. The copay is invoiced to the patient under FEL, the covered lines go out exempt, and the claim for the remainder stays open and tracked until the insurer pays.
  • Does the invoice carry the patient's NIT?
    Yes. If the patient gives you their NIT, the DTE goes out in their name certified with the SAT; if they do not, it is issued to a final consumer. If you are registered as a pequeño contribuyente, the document for your regime is issued. And a void is done with a credit note, without deleting the original invoice.

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