Systems don’t talk to each other
Data is moved by hand between accounting, the website and the clinic dashboard.
API Access
Connect your in-house software to Clineo with secure API keys. Integrate your data and automate repetitive work.
Let it talk to your own system
Connect your own applications with a secure API key. Integrate appointment, patient or finance data in a controlled way.
Familiar problems
Larger organizations run several systems; if data is locked in one place, the same work gets done twice.
Data is moved by hand between accounting, the website and the clinic dashboard.
The same record is entered in several places, and the margin for error grows.
A full-permission account gets shared just to build an integration.
What changes
You use the same data instead of carrying it between systems by hand.
Time is lost and errors creep in.
Secure API key — You connect your own applications with a key and integrate appointment, patient or finance data.
The load grows as you scale.
Programmatic automation — You solve repetitive tasks in code, using documented endpoints.
More access is granted than needed.
Controlled access — You limit which data can be accessed and monitor usage.
Why Clineo
API access is for enterprise integrations; access depends on permissions.
Control access with an API key.
Set up data exchange with your own systems.
Limit which data can be accessed.
Handle repetitive work programmatically.
Use the endpoints with documentation.
Suits multi-system setups.
How it works
API access is for enterprise integrations; access depends on permissions.
Create a secure API key.
Limit the data it can access.
Integrate with your own system.
Track usage.
Works together with
The API connects Clineo to the rest of your organization’s software.
an alternative for automation without code
limit access at the network level too
review the permission and access model
bring data into enterprise reporting
define the integration scope together
AI assistant
Neo helps you inside the user interface; system integrations run through the API. One doesn’t replace the other.
Where to start
The first step is to be clear about what you want to connect; the most common starting points are accounting or website integration. Once the scope is clear, you generate a secure key, limit the data it can access and set up the connection. In an enterprise setup we define the scope and security settings together, so you start with the right limits from day one. Testing the integration with a few requests before going live is the safest way to see that the data flows as expected. Running one small flow end to end before expanding the scope is the most solid approach.
FAQ
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