DocPoc: Sign In, Start a Trial, and Check Clinic Pricing

If you searched for docpoc, you may be looking for the sign-in page, a free trial, or the India pricing. DocPoc is clinic management software for small and medium clinics, built in India; you can visit DocPoc to explore the product or continue to sign-up when you are ready.

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DocPoc brings together tools for common clinic tasks, including appointments, patient records, prescriptions, billing and patient messages. It is designed for small and medium clinics, and is built in India.

You can use DocPoc on a phone or a computer through a web browser. There is no native mobile app to download from an app store, so on a phone you access it in the browser instead. If you want to see the platform or head to the clinic portal, start at DocPoc.

The product is intended to help a clinic organise day-to-day work in one place. Before signing up, it is useful to check both the tasks your clinic needs and the product limits described below—especially if you need a particular integration or a specialist workflow.

How to sign in or start the 30-day trial

To sign in, use a mobile number and a one-time code, an email address, or Google. If you are setting up an account for the first time, DocPoc offers a free first month: the trial lasts 30 days, includes everything, and does not need a card at sign-up.

Use the DocPoc sign-up page to start. If you already have an account, go to DocPoc and choose the sign-in route presented there. Select the method that matches how you are accessing the account.

A few practical points before you begin:

• The trial is for 30 days, not an ongoing free plan.
• No card is needed to sign up for the trial.
• A paid plan applies after the trial if you continue using DocPoc.
• The phone experience is in your browser; there is no native app-store mobile app.

For a smooth first look, consider which people will use the system—such as doctors and front-desk staff—and which routine tasks you want to check during the trial. You can then try those workflows with your clinic team rather than judging the platform by a feature list alone.

What DocPoc helps a clinic manage

The features cover several parts of a clinic’s routine. The mix may be useful if you are trying to bring appointment handling, records, prescriptions and bills together, while each clinic should still check whether the available tools match its own process.

Appointments and patient records

Appointments include a calendar for each doctor, walk-ins and queue handling, booking kinds and visit types, and reminders. These tools can help staff see scheduled visits alongside patients who arrive without a prior booking.

Patient records can hold histories, visits, documents and vitals. A clinic can use these record areas to keep patient information related to visits together. DocPoc also has a patient health vault, where patients can keep their medical documents in one place.

Prescriptions and clinical notes

DocPoc supports digital prescriptions with medicines, dosage and duration, vitals and follow-ups. Prescriptions can be printed as PDFs, and templates are available for repeated prescription formats.

There are also two ways to reduce some manual note-entry work. For handwritten-prescription digitisation, a user photographs a handwritten prescription and AI OCR turns it into a digital one. For voice clinical notes, a user can dictate in English, Hindi, Hinglish and other Indian languages, and AI turns the dictation into a clean note.

These are workflow features; they do not replace a doctor’s review of a prescription or note. Check how each fits your clinic’s existing review and record-keeping process during the trial.

Billing and patient messages

Billing covers bills and receipts, discounts, taxes, payment methods and due bills. For clinics in India, the listed payment options include UPI and tax handling includes GST. The system also supports VAT for countries where that applies.

Patient messages can be sent through WhatsApp for appointment confirmations, prescriptions, bills and medicine reminders. Email and SMS are also available when the clinic turns those channels on. Consider which messages your staff want to send, and which channels they plan to use, before setting up the workflow.

Staff, branches, analytics and Doku

Clinics can add doctors and front-desk staff, with permissions for different roles, and manage multiple branches. Analytics dashboards cover appointments, revenue and activity.

Doku is DocPoc’s AI assistant. Staff can chat with it to book appointments, find patients, record bills or see numbers. It asks for confirmation before changing anything, so a staff member can review a proposed change before it is made.

Clinic task	What DocPoc includes
Appointments	Doctor calendars, walk-ins, queues, booking kinds, visit types and reminders
Records and prescriptions	Patient histories, visits, documents, vitals, digital prescriptions, templates and printable PDFs
Billing and communication	Bills, receipts, discounts, taxes, UPI in India, due bills and patient messages

DocPoc pricing in India

The first month is free as a 30-day trial of everything. After the trial, the Silver plan is ₹990 per month plus 18% GST, which comes to ₹1,168 per month in total. DocPoc is not free forever: a paid plan applies after the trial if you continue.

Quarterly and yearly plans are also available. Their prices are not listed here, so check the current details on the DocPoc pricing page before choosing a billing period. For budgeting, compare the total payable amount, including GST, with your clinic’s expected use and preferred payment schedule.

Period	Price information for India
First 30 days	Free trial; no card needed to sign up
Silver, monthly after trial	₹990 + 18% GST; ₹1,168 per month total
Quarterly or yearly	Available; check the pricing page for current details

When you review pricing, make sure the plan and billing period you choose suit the way your clinic operates. If more than one doctor or branch will use the platform, check the relevant plan details directly rather than assuming a particular allowance.

Is DocPoc available outside India?

DocPoc is also available to clinics in the UK, Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa and Nigeria. Prices are shown in local currency for those countries.

If your clinic is outside India, check the pricing details for your country and consider which local billing and communication options your staff need. The listed India-specific payment and tax details, such as UPI and GST, should not be assumed to describe every country’s setup.

Before you sign up: check these product limits

A quick fit check can prevent surprises once you start setting up. DocPoc’s stated limits include:

• ABDM/ABHA: Integration is in progress and is not live.
• Dentistry: There is no tooth charting for dentists.
• Labs and pharmacies: There is no lab module or pharmacy module.
• Mobile access: DocPoc works in a phone browser, but it is not a native app-store mobile app.

If one of these is essential to your clinic, account for that before choosing a system. In particular, clinics that need ABDM/ABHA integration today should note that it is not currently live in DocPoc.

DocPoc says data is stored securely and each clinic only sees its own data. This describes the product’s stated data handling; it should not be read as a certification or compliance approval. If you have specific requirements for your clinic’s data processes, check them directly with the appropriate adviser and confirm whether the product meets your needs.

A practical trial checklist

Use the 30-day trial to check real clinic workflows, not just the sign-up screen. For example:

• Try booking an appointment, adding a walk-in and viewing a doctor’s calendar or queue.
• Check how a patient history, visit, document and vitals are recorded.
• Review the prescription workflow, including templates and printing a PDF.
• Test the billing steps your clinic uses, including GST, discounts, UPI and due bills where relevant.
• Decide which patient messages your staff want to send and whether to turn on email or SMS.
• Check staff permissions, branch needs and the analytics your team wants to view.
• Confirm that the browser-based phone experience works for the people who will use it.

This gives you a practical basis for deciding whether DocPoc fits your clinic’s routines and whether the paid plan makes sense after the first month.

Common questions about DocPoc

Is DocPoc free?

The first month is free, and the trial lasts 30 days with no card needed to sign up. DocPoc is not free forever; a paid plan applies after the trial if you continue.

How do I log in to DocPoc?

You can sign in with a mobile number and a one-time code, email, or Google. Visit DocPoc to reach the platform, or use the sign-up page if you are starting a new account.

Does DocPoc have a mobile app?

DocPoc works on a phone in the browser, as well as on a computer. It does not have a native app-store mobile app.

What does DocPoc cost in India after the trial?

The Silver plan is ₹990 per month plus 18% GST, or ₹1,168 per month in total. Quarterly and yearly plans are also available; check the pricing page for current plan details.

Open DocPoc or read more

Ready to explore the platform? Visit DocPoc, check DocPoc pricing, or read an overview of DocPoc for a fuller introduction.

Start with the 30-day trial to see how the workflows fit your clinic. Try DocPoc free for the first month—no card is needed to sign up.