Asynchronous consultations

Hear the case.
Write the script.
Get paid.

Your patients send a voice note when the symptom is fresh. You listen when your day allows — at 2× if you like — then diagnose and send the prescription straight to their pharmacy. No scheduling, no waiting room, no phone tag.

  • You set the fee per case. Payment is held before the case reaches your queue.
  • Notes, photos and history in one thread. The chart is the conversation.
  • Prescriptions arrive legible. Dosage and duration are typed, not handwritten.
Case in progress DR-4192
Ayesha Siddiqui 34 · Lahore · 3rd case with you Fever 4 days
0:00 1:12

“Fever started Saturday night, goes up to 102°F in the evening. Paracetamol brings it down for a few hours. No cough. Some pain behind the eyes.”

  1. 0:00 Voice note received Ayesha, 07:41
  2. +2m Fee held — Rs 1,500 Released when you close the case
  3. +19m Reviewed & diagnosed Dr. Sana Qureshi
  4. +26m Prescription at the pharmacy Rehmat Pharmacy, Gulberg

One case, four hands

A case is measured in minutes, not appointment slots

Nothing here happens at a scheduled time. Each stage begins the moment the one before it finishes, and every participant sees the same clock.

  1. 0:00 Patient Records a voice note Symptoms, how long, what's been tried. Photos attach to the same thread — a rash, a swollen ankle, last month's lab report.
  2. +2m Daacter Holds the fee Your rate is authorised on the patient's card before the case enters your queue. Nothing reaches you unpaid.
  3. +19m Physician Listens and diagnoses Skim the note at 2×, check the history alongside it, reply by voice or text. Ask for one more photo if you need it.
  4. +26m Pharmacist Dispenses the prescription Drug, strength, frequency and duration arrive as typed fields — verified against the patient's ID at the counter.

The same case, three screens

Everyone sees the part they act on

Case DR-4192 as it appears to each person who touches it. Nobody is asked to read a screen built for someone else's job.

Physician

Dr. Sana Qureshi

0:00 1:12
Last visit 14 Jun — same complaint
Allergies Penicillin
Open the physician view
Patient

Ayesha Siddiqui

Dr. Qureshi is reviewing your note
Prescription ready Collect at Rehmat Pharmacy, Gulberg · open till 23:00
Paid Rs 1,500 Receipt
Open the patient view
Pharmacist

Rehmat Pharmacy

Azithromycin 500 mg 1 tablet once daily · 3 days · 3 tabs
Paracetamol 500 mg 1–2 tablets every 6 h as needed · 5 days · 20 tabs
Verify against CNIC ending …4471
Open the pharmacy view

Fees & payouts

You set the fee. We hold it, then release it.

Set one rate per case type, or a different rate for follow-ups. The patient authorises payment before the case reaches your queue, and the money moves to your balance the moment you close it. Payouts land every Friday.

Daacter takes 8% per closed case. Nothing is deducted from cases you decline, and a case you refund costs you nothing.

Balance · next payout Friday

Rs42,300

28 cases closed 3 fees held
Recent case fees
Case Closed Fee Status
Ayesha S.
DR-4192
08:07 Rs 1,500 Released
Bilal A.
DR-4188
Yesterday Rs 1,500 Released
Hina R.
DR-4187
Yesterday Rs 900 Held
Farhan M.
DR-4181
28 Aug Rs 1,500 Paid out
Withdraw early for Rs 50

Where the record lives

Built for the day someone asks to see the file

Every case is a record. Daacter keeps it intact, attributable and exportable.

Voice notes encrypted in transit and at rest

Audio never leaves the case it belongs to. Links expire; downloads are logged against the person who took them.

An audit trail on every chart view

Who opened the case, when, and what they changed. Prescriptions are versioned — an amendment never overwrites the original.

Records you can take with you

Export a patient's full case history — audio, notes, prescriptions, receipts — as a single PDF, at any time, without asking us.

Bring your patients onto Daacter this week

Sign up with your PMDC registration number, set your fee, and share your link. Patients who already know you can send their first note the same day.