Thai Clinic App
Clinic software in Thai and English is the starting point for Thai Clinic App, and German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese sit beside them as equals. Everyone who signs in picks a language in their own settings, and the whole workspace follows it: menus, forms, buttons, messages. The choice is stored on the account, so it is still there at the next sign-in and on another device. Your customers save a language in their own account too, and the e-mails they receive follow it. One system, read in eight languages at the same time.
How it works
- Every member of staff picks their own language in their settings — the workspace, menus and messages follow.
- Customer-facing e-mails (confirmations, reminders) go out in the language the customer saved in their own account; staff e-mails follow the staff member's language.
- Add a new language to your team without retraining — the layout and features stay exactly the same.
- Thai is a first-class language throughout, not a translation afterthought.
What you get
- Eight interface languages, switchable per person
- Thai included as a full first-class language
- E-mails sent in your customers' language
- No retraining needed when staff switch languages
Who it's for
- A shop in Thailand where the therapists read Thai while the owner or the accountant reads English, and both work in the same records.
- A clinic abroad with Thai therapists who would rather read Thai than the local language, next to a front desk working in German or Dutch.
- A business with customers from several countries, each of whom saves a language in their own account and gets their confirmations in it.
- A team that hires often, where a new therapist switches the interface to her language on her first day instead of learning around an English screen.
An example from everyday use
A massage shop has four therapists. Two set their account to Thai, the shop manager keeps hers in English, and the owner, who lives in Germany, reads the same screens in German. Nobody sees a different app: the menu entries, the booking form and the payroll figures sit in exactly the same places, only the words change. A customer who registered in the portal and chose French gets her booking confirmation and her reminder in French, because that e-mail follows the language saved on her account, not the language of whoever created the booking. The treatment names the owner typed stay as she typed them.
Running a clinic with therapists who read Thai and an owner who reads English? Everyone works in their own language, in the same system, at the same time. Texts you type yourself — your business page, your treatment names — stay in the language you wrote them in.
Frequently asked
Which languages does Thai Clinic App support?
Eight: Thai, English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch and Portuguese. All eight are complete interface languages rather than partial translations, and each person picks theirs in their own settings. Visitors who have not signed in yet switch language on the public pages.
Can two members of staff work in different languages at the same time?
Yes. The language belongs to the account, not to the clinic, so a therapist can work in Thai while the owner reads English in the same records. Changing it saves the choice and reloads the page; everything stays where it was, only the words change.
Which language do my customers get their booking e-mails in?
The one saved on their own account. A customer who registers and chooses Thai receives her confirmation, her reminders and her review invitation in Thai, whoever at the desk created the booking — with those notifications switched on for your clinic. Staff e-mails follow each staff member's own language setting.