Everyone hands over the plan. Almost no one knows if it was followed.
InSales follows what happens between one visit and the next: the patient logs each meal in a single tap, and you open your day knowing who is on track and who stopped.
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Helena logged yesterday's lunch.
The gap
They taught you to fill your calendar. What comes after was left to you.
The mentors in this field get the diagnosis right: you need bookings, recurring revenue, follow-through. They deliver the method. Not the system the method assumes.
The calendar fills, and turns to chaos
Booking over WhatsApp and paper works until the day it works too well. Then slots go missing, confirmations go missing, and yesterday's squeeze-in becomes today's reschedule.
You sell packages and collect by hand
Every method in this field preaches recurring revenue. The due-date chasing is still you, at month's end, one by one.
The patient leaves and you find out late
With no return cadence, the exit is silent. By the time it shows up in the month's numbers, they are not coming back.
Nutrition modules
Prescribing is where most software stops.
Every field practices differently. That is why InSales ships dedicated modules, not generic settings.
Returns that book themselves
Recall spots who is due to come back and fires the return invitation. Next month's schedule starts filling up today.
Returns suggested automatically · August
Adherence measured, not guessed
The patient marks ate or skipped in one tap, even offline. The panel separates who never logged from who logged and did not follow: those are two different conversations.
Digital intake
The patient fills it in beforehand, through a link. You start the visit already knowing everything.
Swaps that respect the prescription
Build the plan, generate the PDF and let the patient swap foods. A swap that breaks the target is refused on the spot, with the gap per macro on screen.
A living waitlist
Cancelled? The slot goes to the next person in line within seconds, without you stepping in.
Between one visit and the next
When care slips, you hear about it.
The patient logs through the portal and you comment right there. What used to be a month of silence becomes a short conversation at the right moment.
- Meal logging in one tap, with a photo and without internet
- The panel separates who never logged from who stopped midway
- Recall invites back whoever is due for a return
- All of it stays in the patient's clinical history
I saw you logged yesterday's lunch. How did the rice swap go?
It worked! Much easier to keep up with.
Great. I will make that option permanent in your plan.
messages from the patient portalWhat you deliver
We don't stop at the meal plan.
Half of what InSales does isn't for you. It's for your patient, and that is what comes back to you as information.
On day one
A page that works for you
Live calendar
The slot you see is genuinely open. Your patient picks and confirms in three taps, with nothing to install.
Intake before the appointment
They answer at home, in their own time. You start the session already knowing who you're talking to.
Your PDFs on the page
Your material lives on your page. Whoever downloads it leaves contact details, and those reach you.
WhatsApp where it belongs
The button sits on the page, next to the calendar, not buried in a bio.
In the first month
What your patient gets
Their routine in Google Calendar
Water, supplements, bedtime: the routine's times become events on their own phone. Google does the reminding, so you don't become anyone's alarm clock.
A diary to say how the day went
A photo, the meal, and how they were doing. You reply on the entry itself, and the reply reaches them.
And all of it comes back to you
Who followed through, who stopped, who hasn't logged anything in a week. You open the day knowing who needs you, instead of guessing.
The others stop at the meal plan.
What sets us apart
A difference in architecture, not in feature lists.
Everyone has a calendar, a patient record and WhatsApp: that's the price of entry. What differs is how the pieces were built.
One slot, one owner
Front desk, public link, waiting list and rescheduling all write through the same locked path. Two requests for the same slot never become two appointments, on any channel.
The waiting list gives the slot back
A cancellation re-offers the slot on its own, by link with an expiry. First to accept keeps it.
Adherence measured, not estimated
Your patient marks the meal in one tap. The number stops being your memory of the last appointment.
The plan is recomputed on the server
Totals don't come from the browser. And a swap that breaks a restriction on the record is refused, not merely flagged.
The system cannot prescribe training
A routine has six item types, and training isn't one of them. That's not internal policy: it's what the interface is capable of expressing. Another profession's scope doesn't get in here by accident.
Proof
What backs up everything above.
No invented testimonials. Three things the system does, and that you can check before you subscribe.
The record corrects, it never erases
Void with succession in the system
The AI proposes. You sign.
Revalidation on publish
Health data treated as health data
LGPD art. 11 · Law 13.787/2018
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