Bewhy
Thai-built clinic practice management with LINE appointment reminders and a published price
Bewhy is a Thai-built clinic practice-management platform best for small and medium clinics and multi-branch groups that want EMR, online booking, Dr Fee-aware billing and stock control in one system. Its edge is a published price — THB 20,000 per year with a 60-day trial, rare in a category where almost every Thai vendor quotes only on request — plus LINE and SMS appointment reminders and per-branch control over what data is shared across a franchise. It is not a hospital information system, and its pricing page states that the headline figure is adjusted by doctor count and branch count, so larger practices should expect a tailored quote.
Judged on regional fit, not vendor glossies.
Purpose-built for Thai clinics with Thai physician input, Thai-language interface, and Dr Fee accounting that matches how Thai clinics actually pay practitioners.
Thailand-focused. No published evidence of Malaysian, Indonesian, Philippine or Vietnamese localisation, and no regional pricing or compliance claims.
Sends booking and reminder messages over LINE, which covers the main patient touchpoint, but the vendor does not document a LINE Official Account integration, rich menus or two-way chat.
Not applicable to clinic practice management — no marketplace or e-commerce channel sync, and none is expected in this category.
THB 20,000 per year works out under THB 1,700 a month, below every published Thai clinic-software monthly tier found, and the 60-day trial removes most of the evaluation risk.
- ✓Publishes a price (THB 20,000/year) in a category where nearly every Thai competitor hides it behind a demo
- ✓60-day free trial — long enough to run a real clinic month through the system before committing
- ✓Double-entry accounting with automated Dr Fee, course and tax handling, not just invoice printing
- ✓Per-branch data-sharing controls designed for franchise and multi-branch operators
- ✓Appointment reminders over LINE, the channel Thai patients actually read
- ×The headline price is a starting point — the pricing page adjusts it by full-time and part-time doctor count and branch count
- ×Thailand-focused; no evidence of localisation for Malaysian, Indonesian or Vietnamese clinic workflows
- ×No published integration with Thai payment rails such as PromptPay
- ×Smaller vendor than the hospital-grade incumbents, so long-term support depth is harder to assess from outside
About Bewhy
Bewhy is a cloud practice-management platform built for Thai clinics, covering online booking, electronic medical records, modular billing and stock control in one system. It was designed with input from Thai physicians and aimed squarely at small and medium clinics rather than hospitals, and it is one of the few clinic systems in Thailand that publishes a price on its own site instead of routing every enquiry to a sales call. Billing is double-entry and handles doctor fee (Dr Fee) splits, treatment courses, bundles and tax automatically — the calculations Thai clinic owners usually run in a parallel spreadsheet. Multi-branch operators can choose per branch what patient, stock or other data is shared with partner clinics, which is the feature franchise groups actually ask about.
Key Features
Best For
Southeast Asia Fit
Thailand's clinic software market is quote-driven — nearly every vendor hides pricing behind a demo booking, which makes it hard for a clinic owner to budget before committing to a sales conversation. Bewhy publishes THB 20,000 per year on its pricing page and offers a 60-day trial, which is unusually long for the category. It is also explicit about being built for small and medium Thai clinics with Thai physician input, rather than being a hospital information system scaled down. LINE-based appointment reminders matter here because LINE is the default patient communication channel in Thailand, and no-shows are the cost line most Thai clinic owners raise first.
- Thailand fit
- Built for Thai clinics from the start, with Thai-language UI, LINE and SMS reminders, and billing that automates Dr Fee splits, prepaid treatment courses and tax — the three calculations Thai clinic owners most often keep in a side spreadsheet.
- SEA localization
- Thailand-only in practice. The interface offers English, Thai and French, and nothing on the vendor's site indicates localisation for other SEA markets.
- SEA
Integrations
- Messaging
- LINE
- SMS
- Other
- Microsoft Azure
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The questions operators actually ask.
How much does Bewhy cost?
Bewhy's pricing page lists THB 20,000 per year, including training, support and onboarding, with a 60-day free trial. The same page has selectors for full-time doctors, part-time doctors and branches, and states that the offer is adjusted to the size and type of practice — so treat 20,000 as the starting figure for a small single-branch clinic rather than a fixed list price.
Does Bewhy send appointment reminders over LINE?
Yes. Bewhy's online booking module sends appointment reminders through LINE and SMS, and its recall feature schedules follow-ups based on the treatment actually performed rather than a fixed interval.
Is Bewhy suitable for a multi-branch clinic group?
It is built for it. Bewhy lets each clinic choose which patient data, stock data or other information is shared with partner clinics, which the vendor positions specifically at franchise and multi-branch providers. Practices running a single site get the same system without that layer.
Is Bewhy a hospital information system?
No. Bewhy describes itself as crafted for small and medium-sized clinics with input from Thai physicians. Hospitals with inpatient wards, laboratory networks and national reimbursement reporting need a full HIS; Bewhy targets outpatient clinic workflows.
What languages does the Bewhy interface support?
The site offers English, Thai and French. Thai is the operating language for the clinics it targets; the French option reflects the vendor's own team rather than a Thai market requirement.