Finding your way
Services, doctors, opening hours, on-call duty, fees, a map of the buildings, a welcome voice message.
- Create your business cardYour contact in one scan
- Selling productsLabel, price and contact in one scan
- Posters and communication toolsNGOs, local authorities, public services, associations…
- Create user guidesInstructions on video and by voice
- Running a health facilityReception, care instructions, prevention
- Making or selling medicines and body-care productsMedicines, cosmetics, supplements, slimming products…
- Showcasing a work of artExhibition, gallery, art or family heirloom
- Organising and following an eventFrom the announcement to the big day, and after
- Running a clubCalendar, results, news
- Running a museumEvery object tells its story
- Running an associationMembers, actions, support
- Create a follow-up bookletHealth, pregnancy, livestock, maintenance
- Publishing books, articles and thesesPublications of every kind
- Enriching a textbookExtra lessons, worked exercises, past papers
- Restaurants and barsMenu, ingredients, preparation, story of the dishes
- Travel journalPlan a trip, tell the story of your trip
- Guided tours and ralliesCity, neighbourhood, museum, treasure hunt
- Real estate and building sitesProperty tour, information for neighbours
- Welcome booklet for a stayHotel, guesthouse, rental
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Your health facility, clear for every patient.
Health centre, clinic, hospital, medical or dental practice, pharmacy, laboratory: a QR code at reception, in the waiting room or on the prescription opens a JeliCard that guides, prepares and reassures your patients, in their own language.
- Health centres
- Clinics and hospitals
- Medical practices
- Dental practices
- Pharmacies
- Medical laboratories
- Maternity units
- Traditional healers
1The problem: poorly informed patients
At reception and after the consultation, information is mostly given out loud, quickly, and often in a single language.
Instructions forgottenAfter treatment, the patient goes home and no longer remembers what to do.
Overwhelmed receptionThe same questions keep coming: opening hours, fees, documents, services.
Language barrierA patient who doesn't read French struggles to understand posters and instructions.
Failed preparationA test that must be done on an empty stomach, a forgotten document: the appointment has to be redone.
Informed consentTo truly consent to care, patients need to know what will be done to them, but also why, where, when and by whom. Any information about the facility, the staff, the care and how it is given helps. A well-informed patient understands, accepts and follows treatment better: it is a factor in successful care.
2A JeliCard for every moment
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Preparing for the visit
Documents to bring, whether to fast or not, how to prepare for a test.
Care instructions
By voice: what to do after a tooth extraction, a dressing, a vaccination, a birth.
Staying healthy
Oral hygiene, nutrition, vaccination, screening campaigns.
Who to call
Emergency numbers, warning signs that mean coming back, night and weekend duty.
3What Jèli gives you
Instructions that stickAt home, the patient listens again to what was explained at the practice.
In the patient's languageThe same advice in French and in national languages.
Fewer repeated questionsReception saves time: the essentials are on the JeliCard.
Always up to dateNew opening hours, new service, new fee: you correct the JeliCard and the poster stays.
Patients kept informedPeople who opened your JeliCards in the Jèli app are notified when you edit them or publish a new one: closure, vaccination campaign, screening.
Free and ad-freeNo ads next to your health messages.
Your JeliCards travel around the world
A JeliCard is shared in one move: by text message, on social media, by email, on the internet, or simply by scanning the QR code from one phone to another. Your message travels across time and distance, and reaches every audience, here and elsewhere.
- SMS
- Social media
- Internet
- Scan from phone to phone
?What about Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp?
These tools are excellent, and you probably use them already. Jèli does not replace them: it does a different job.
Instagram and TikTok The networks that help people discover you
- Ideal for
- showing your news in photos and videos, and reaching new audiences.
- Information
- lives in a feed: new posts push the old ones down.
- Access
- mostly needs the app and an account; the algorithm decides who sees what.
- Around it
- other content and ads are shown too.
WhatsApp The messaging app that gets people talking
- Ideal for
- everyday conversations, answering questions, running a group.
- Information
- lives in a conversation: messages pile up and old ones are quickly lost.
- Access
- means having your number or being in the group.
- Around it
- are all the person's other conversations.
Jèli The reference page, in the right place
- Ideal for
- information that must stay available, attached to an object, a poster or a place.
- Information
- lives on a stable page: always in the same place, always up to date.
- Access
- takes a simple scan, with no account and no app.
- Around it
- no ads and no one else's content: only your message and your other JeliCards.
Social media and WhatsApp are good for announcing a campaign or answering a message. But care instructions must stay available, approved and easy to find: with Jèli, the patient scans their sheet and listens again to exactly what to do, without searching through a feed or a conversation.
It's not one or the other. Put the links to your Instagram, TikTok and WhatsApp accounts in the text of your JeliCard, and share your JeliCard on your networks: each tool does what it does best.
4How to do it
Start with the instructions you repeat most often.
- List the most frequent questions and instructions.
- Write short, simple messages.
- Have the medical content approved by the facility's practitioners.
- Record the voice messages in French and in national languages.
- Create a JeliCard for reception, then one for each type of care.
- Print the QR codes at reception, in the waiting room, on prescriptions and instruction sheets.
- Update opening hours, duty rotas and campaigns.
5Obstacles, and how to get past them
Not everyone has a smartphoneA relative, a seller or a community relay can scan and play it for them. The printed material still makes sense on its own.
Costly data, weak networkShort voice messages, light images, no app to download: the JeliCard opens fast, even with little data.
Few people know QR codesAdd the words “Scan to listen” and show the gesture once: after that, everyone knows how.
Medical accuracyAll content is approved by the facility's practitioners before it is published.
ConfidentialityAny JeliCard can be read by anyone with the link: no personal or medical patient data, only general information.
Patients must not treat themselves aloneWrite on each JeliCard that it does not replace a consultation, with the number to call.
Our tips
- Hand out the instruction sheet with its QR code at the end of each treatment.
- Have a member of the team record the voice messages: patients recognise their voice.
- Remind people that the JeliCard does not replace a consultation: if in doubt, the patient calls or comes back.
- Never publish a patient's personal or medical data.
- Don't forget your business card: your name and a QR code that leads to all your activities.
Care happens at the practice. The JeliCard goes home with the patient, in their language.
Make your QR codes talk.
Your first JeliCard is ready in a few minutes.
