EasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics vs Veterical

EasyWeek for Veterinary Clinics is CRM and online appointment booking software for veterinary practices. Clinics can keep each pet’s medical history in a record tracker, schedule doctors, and let clients book within configured working hours at any time. The system supports recurring appointments, online consultations, invoices, and online payments, and sends automatic reminders for visits or checkups. Calendar integration includes two-way sync. The integration catalogue lists calendar and video meeting services, payment services, website builders, and automation tools. Access is listed for web, Android, iOS, iPad, and an extension. The free plan provides basic booking functionality; Pro costs $8.33 a month and paid plans have a 14-day trial. Automated reminders, detailed analytics, and priority support require a paid subscription. Support is available seven days a week at no cost on any plan. Third-party fees such as SMS, WhatsApp, Stripe, and PayPal are not included in plan prices. EasyWeek says it handles data in line with PCI DSS, SSL, and GDPR standards and does not sell or share business or client data.

Veterical is veterinary practice software that brings appointments, client and animal records, clinical notes, billing, payments, inventory, and reporting into one workspace. Animal records can include medical histories, vaccinations, allergies, treatments, prescriptions, and notes. The calendar coordinates veterinarians, rooms, procedures, and online bookings, with automatic reminders; clinics can offer bookings based on real-time availability with confirmations and reminders. Species-aware patient information and weight-based treatment workflows support clinical work. Teams can prepare estimates and invoices, record payments, and monitor medications and supplies in the patient workflow. One account can cover multiple clinic locations, staff, rooms, schedules, and role-based access. Veterical says it offers cloud access across desktop, tablet, and mobile and is available in 96 languages. Apps are listed for Windows, macOS, Android, iOS, and Linux, alongside modern web browser access. A free plan is listed, with no plan limits stated on the page. The maker's privacy policy states that it does not use vulnerability scanning or malware scanning.