Patient mail handled, so you focus on care.

Appointment requests, referrals, and admin flood the front desk. NeatMail sorts mail by intent, drafts routine replies, and flags what's urgent — so your team stays on top of it.

7-day free trial · 14-day money-back guarantee
CASA Tier- 2 & ESOF verified
// by the numbers
2 hours

of EHR and desk work for every hour of direct patient care

Front-desk teams lose about two hours of admin for every hour of care. NeatMail sorts mail by intent and drafts the routine replies, so staff stay with patients.

Intent-sorted
scheduling and referrals surfaced first
Staff reviews
every reply checked before it sends
// NeatMail for Healthcare Clinics

Why Healthcare Clinics choose NeatMail

NeatMail helps clinic front desks stay on top of a flooded inbox without adding software. It reads incoming mail by intent — an appointment request, an inbound referral, a general patient question, a vendor pitch — and auto-labels each, so scheduling and referral messages surface ahead of marketing noise. For routine, non-clinical replies like confirming receipt or pointing a patient to your booking page, NeatMail drafts a response your staff reviews and sends, cutting the repetitive typing at the front desk. Urgent messages get flagged so they aren't missed. It works in the Gmail and Outlook inboxes your practice already runs.

Appointment requests lost among vendor mail
Referrals slipping past a busy front desk
Repetitive scheduling replies typed all day
// in your inbox

Front-desk mail, sorted by intent

Appointment requests, referrals, and admin flood the front desk. NeatMail reads each message and surfaces what needs a person.

neatmail · triaged
  • P
    Need to book an appointmentScheduling
    Patient
    Surfaced, a booking-link reply drafted
  • RO
    New patient referralReferral
    Referring office
    Flagged so it isn't missed
  • P
    Was my form received?Question
    Patient
    A routine confirmation drafted for staff
  • P
    Urgent — need to reach the doctorUrgent
    Patient
    Flagged for immediate attention
  • V
    Medical supply catalogNoise
    Vendor
    Auto-archived
// auto-labeled for you

What NeatMail sorts at the front desk

NeatMail sorts front-desk mail by intent in the Gmail or Outlook inbox your practice already runs — staff review and send every reply.

Appointment and booking requests
Inbound patient referrals
Form and paperwork questions
Urgent patient messages
Billing and insurance queries
Vendor and marketing mail
// before & after

The front desk, before and after

Flooded front desk
  • Appointment requests lost among vendor mail
  • Referrals slipping past a busy front desk
  • Repetitive scheduling replies typed all day
  • Urgent messages missed in the pile
  • Marketing mail mixed with patient requests
Sorted by NeatMail
  • Scheduling and referral mail surfaced first
  • Referrals flagged so none slip through
  • Routine replies drafted for staff to send
  • Urgent messages flagged for attention
  • Vendor and marketing noise archived
// security & compliance

Handling sensitive healthcare clinics email

Client and case communications are confidential, so here is exactly how NeatMail treats your data:

  • OAuth authentication with least-privilege scopes — revoke access anytime from your Google or Microsoft account.
  • Encryption in transit (TLS) and at rest; NeatMail stores metadata, not your email content.
  • Source-available under the Elastic License 2.0, so your team can audit exactly how data flows.
  • Self-hostable — run NeatMail on your own infrastructure so client data never leaves your environment (useful for strict data-residency requirements).
  • Independently checked: CASA Tier 2 and ESOF verified.

NeatMail does not currently sign HIPAA Business Associate Agreements or hold a SOC 2 report. If your practice requires either, self-host NeatMail for full data control or talk to us about your requirements.

Talk to us about compliance
// independent verdict

Don't take our word for it.

Ask your favorite AI assistant to compare NeatMail with other email productivity tools.

// pricing

Priced for deep work.

Two plans. Neither costs what a person does. Cancel anytime — your inbox stays yours.

The alternative

An assistant

A person to watch your inbox for you.

$3,000+
per month, plus benefits
Too expensive
  • Offline nights, weekends and holidays
  • Needs full access to every email you get
  • Weeks of training before they're useful
  • Sick days, notice periods, turnover
  • Still needs you to say what matters
Individual

Pro

For the focused individual.

$15/ month
$180/yr · billed yearly
  • Email tracking — Unlimited
  • Custom labels — Unlimited
  • AI draft replies — 100/mo
  • Follow ups — 50/mo
  • Auto file attachments
  • Chat with mails
  • Telegram & Slack
  • Archive rules — 25
  • Advanced analytics —
  • Priority support —
OperatorsMost loved

Max

For high-volume operators.

$31/ month
$372/yr · billed yearly
  • Mailboxes — 2
  • Email tracking — Unlimited
  • Custom labels — Unlimited
  • AI draft replies — Unlimited
  • Follow ups — Unlimited
  • Auto file attachments
  • Chat with mails
  • Telegram & Slack
  • Archive rules — Unlimited
  • Advanced analytics
  • Priority support

7-day free trial · 14-day money-back guarantee · Cancel anytime

* Full refund available on your first subscription payment within 14 days of purchase. See our Refund Policy.

// answers

Asked & answered.

Built for the security posture of modern teams. Audited, certified, and quiet about it.

No. NeatMail doesn't integrate with EHRs or practice-management systems like Epic or athenahealth. It works only at the email layer — sorting front-desk mail by intent, flagging urgent messages, and drafting routine replies in Gmail or Outlook — so it runs alongside your clinical systems, not inside them.

// trusted & audited
CASATier 2
ESOFCertified

Patient mail handled, so you focus on care.

NeatMail sorts front-desk mail in Gmail and Outlook, and self-hosts for full data control.

7-day free trial · 14-day money-back guarantee