Dental lab management software: work from a board, not a notebook.

Material tracking with lot and expiry date.

Piece-rate earnings from delivered jobs.

The statement is prepared from the job details, saved to the archive and can be reprinted. The clinic downloads the statement of a delivered job from the portal.

The card shows material, lot, laboratory and warranty period. The page behind the QR code does not show the patient name.

Outgoing jobs become stops. The courier delivers from a phone without logging in and records the recipient’s name and signature. Clinics request a courier from the portal.

A board for the workshop TV shows late jobs and those due today and tomorrow. No patient names or amounts.

See how many jobs are due each day against capacity. Suggested due dates skip public holidays and closed days; jobs unlikely to be ready on time are listed based on past jobs.

Three reports on one screen, all exported to a single Excel file. Currencies are shown separately.

Metal received from the clinic, used in jobs, lost and returned is recorded in grams. Each clinic gets a balance and a statement.

The clinic sends scan files through its own link without logging in; the job opens once you accept. Job cards take files up to 200 MB, and PLY and OBJ models can be viewed.

Import clinics and open jobs from Excel. Record implant details and items received from the clinic on the job card, and print a label. Details on a photographed job slip are carried into the intake form.

The admin sets products for 1, 2 and 3 taps, for example crown, veneer, pontic. At job intake each tap on a tooth brings the next product, each in its own colour.

Tap the line between two neighbouring teeth to join them as a bridge. The bridge shows on the job card, barcode slip and work order as 14–16.

Print a one-page work order from the job card: items, tooth chart, bridge, notes, stages and signature fields. Prices are hidden by default; technicians never see them.

Editing a job keeps the detailed catalogue name. If a job type is not on the list, you can type it.

At job intake, type a name or code in the box above the product list; the list narrows and Enter picks the first match.

Each product carries its own price unit (tooth, jaw, fixed, quantity), production flow, cost and shortest delivery time. Margin shows on the row; products missing a price, flow or cost are filtered with one click.

Set a separate price per product for a clinic, or hide a product. A clinic cannot order a hidden product.

Build the catalogue from ready groups or from Excel. You see the result of every row first, and nothing is written while a row has an error. You can undo an upload later.

The clinic picks a product and taps the teeth. Shade, X-ray, photo and scan rules follow the product, and a date earlier than the shortest delivery cannot be chosen. The server calculates the amount.

Each item in a job has its own stage and technician. The job shows at the stage of its furthest-behind item. Piece-rate pay follows the item amount.

Lab and clinic write inside the job, with read status. Each try-in stays as its own round; a correction returns the job to the chosen stage. Technicians request materials, the manager approves.

In the portal, manager, doctor, assistant and accounting get separate access. Save drafts and copy past jobs. The lab accepts an order or returns it with a reason.

Cut-off day, month-by-month summary, extra charges and discounts per clinic. Approving a period issues the invoice. Foreign-currency jobs keep the central bank rate on the row.

Allergy and infection risk stay on the job; no disease name is asked. The front desk sees incoming, outgoing and late jobs on one screen and scans the box code.

A job shows as incomplete until the required file is uploaded, and the clinic completes it in the portal. Jobs from Clineo clinics take the catalogue’s clinic price.

The same list can have items in ₺, $ and €. Account balances and invoices are kept separately per currency, and no exchange conversion is made.

Who passed how many jobs at which stage, how long each job stayed there, and the number of quality checks and remakes.

The Lab Manager creates the Job Intake, Technician, Lab Supervisor and Assistant accounts.