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Put the September release to work: treatment planning, assessments and clinic targets
30 September 20267:00 pm · Australia/Brisbane
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Join Luke Fuller and Suzie Hoitink for a practical, 45-minute customer webinar on DappleOS’s new treatment planning, assessment and KPI Hub features. Learn how to connect consultations to bookings, simplify reception handovers and set clinic targets that support growth.
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Luke Fuller
Chief Product Officer and co-founder

Suzie Hoitink
Chief Growth Officer and co-founder
About this session
Put the September release to work
Join Luke Fuller and Suzie Hoitink on 30 September at 7 pm for a practical, 45-minute webinar exclusively for DappleOS customers.
Explore how the latest treatment planning, assessment and KPI Hub features can help your clinic create more consistent workflows, support patients through their treatment journey and grow.
What you’ll learn
- Connect assessments to treatment plans. Turn consultation findings into clear, actionable recommendations.
- Plan across multiple visits. Organise treatments with sequencing, packages and costs in view.
- Make booking and handovers easier. Agree the plan in the room, then let reception arrange appointments directly from it without opening the appointment book.
- Set meaningful clinic targets. Use KPI Hub to establish shared key performance indicators, follow progress and see when a target needs attention.
- Prepare your team for the new experience. Tour the treatment planning and assessment changes before your clinic administrator enables them in Settings → Experiences.
You’ll leave with practical ideas for bringing clinical conversations, reception workflows and clinic targets together.
Who should attend: Clinic owners, managers, practitioners and reception team members who use DappleOS.