On-call scheduling · Clinics and hospitals

On-call scheduling software that builds the call schedule in seconds.

The call schedule is the worst spreadsheet your team owns: night weighting, weekend fairness, everyone's constraints, last-minute swaps. Synchro generates the schedule automatically and lets shift transfers resolve themselves self-serve.

Quick verdict

If you are responsible for a call schedule, in a clinic, a family medicine group or a hospital department, Synchro replaces manual schedule building with automatic generation that follows your rules and your fairness math.

No patient data in the platform. Physician schedules only. The interface is currently in French, with English launching in August 2026.

What on-call scheduling software has to do

Building a call schedule by hand means constantly arbitrating between three demands that contradict each other: cover every shift, respect everyone's constraints, and stay fair over the months. Synchro does that arbitration for you:

Who it is for

No patient data

Synchro schedules physicians, not patients. The platform holds no patient data: a call schedule says who is on call, never who is being treated. For your organization, that means a far simpler security review than for an EMR or a patient booking tool.

A note on language

Synchro was built in Quebec and the interface is currently French only. The English version launches in August 2026. Bilingual teams use Synchro today, our team answers in English, and if your department wants in early we would rather hear from you now than after launch.

What it costs

For clinics and family medicine groups: $10 CAD per user per month billed annually ($15 CAD month-to-month), first month free, every feature included. For hospital departments, Synchro is free during the entire hospital beta. Details are on the Pricing page.

Going further

Frequently asked questions

What is on-call scheduling software?

On-call scheduling software automatically assigns physicians to call shifts, respecting each person's constraints, weighting nights and weekends, and tracking fairness over time. It replaces the Excel file and the phone-call cascade traditionally used to build a call schedule.

Which teams does Synchro work for?

Synchro covers family medicine groups, medical clinics and hospital departments: the emergency department, obstetrics, pediatrics, internal medicine, gynecology, surgery, infectious diseases and other specialties. The distribution logic adapts to each team's own rules.

Does Synchro store any patient data?

No. Synchro schedules physicians, not patients. No patient data enters the platform: a call schedule says who is on call, never who is being treated. That makes the security review by your organization much simpler.

Is Synchro available in English?

Synchro is currently available in French only. The English version launches in August 2026. Bilingual teams use Synchro today, and we answer in English or French.

How much does Synchro cost?

For clinics and family medicine groups: $10 CAD per user per month billed annually ($15 CAD month-to-month), first month free. For hospital departments: free during the entire hospital beta. Details are on the Pricing page.

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