From a clinic management perspective, the diary functionality is intuitive, reliable, and easy to navigate—especially when coordinating multiple clinicians with different availability. It gives us clear visibility across the week at a glance, while still offering the granular control we need in a regulated healthcare environment. The patient management system is just as strong. Clinical notes are well structured, securely stored, and easy to access, which supports both day-to-day efficiency and strong clinical governance. Overall, the platform helps us stay organised without overcomplicating workflows—something that’s essential in a busy private clinic setting.

I like the client portal in Zanda. It saves me time and money by allowing clients to book their own appointments, which cuts down on back-and-forth emails for scheduling. The client portal is great because it lets clients see their invoices, receipts, and what they've paid for, giving them more transparency and choice. Billing people in advance also means I get paid more often, which is helpful. The initial setup of Zanda was really easy, and I was able to transfer things quickly.

I like that Zanda (formerly Power Diary) is fairly straightforward once you learn how to use it, and it has a lot of utility. It makes it easier to keep track of everything, including payments and data for patients.