KlickLab
From the first case on the tooth chart to payroll, stock costing, a connected clinic and exocad — the way a working laboratory actually uses the program, in order.
16 lessons~302 min
The path
The lessons, in order
Ordered simplest first. Each lesson builds on the one before it, but any lesson stands on its own.
- Your first hour: activating KlickLab and making it yoursThe tray window, the licence, the admin password, and the handful of settings to fix before the first case goes in.Getting started12 min · 5 chaptersComing soon
- Clinics, dentists and your contact bookEntering the practices and doctors who send you work, along with the details that save an argument later.Getting started14 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Your first case, on the tooth chartFrom picking the dentist to printing the slip that travels with the work.Getting started18 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Designing your workflow: the stages your lab actually usesReplacing the sample stages with your own, and deciding what each one does to urgency, to the dentist's receipt, and to who may pick the work up.Administration20 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Moving work through the lab: advancing, assigning and claimingThe day-to-day loop — advancing a case, running two stages at once, sending one back, getting it onto the right bench, and what to do when work returns as a remake.Everyday use22 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Prices: the base list, per-customer deals, and what a price coversSetting the price book once, then handling the customers who negotiated their own — and knowing which price wins.Administration17 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Billing and getting paid: drafts, invoices, payments and statementsNothing lands on your books until you say so — the draft, the approval, the payment, the statement, and the list of who has owed you longest.Everyday use26 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Cash, expenses and the lab's own moneyCash drawers and card accounts, what an expense is, what an owner draw is not, and how to read a ledger when the figure looks wrong.Administration18 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Inventory: from the supplier's bill to the cost of a toothGetting stock in, recording what a case consumed, and finding out what a crown actually cost you to make.Administration24 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Implant components from request to deliveryOrdering abutments, handling parts a dentist already owns, and never losing track of a component again.Everyday use15 min · 5 chaptersComing soon
- Payroll: rates, approvals and the monthly runSetting what each step pays, deciding how much a case is worth, approving the work, and paying the month.Administration26 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Attendance: registering phones and reading the monthEnrolling staff phones, setting the schedules a day is judged against, and correcting a missed clock-out fairly.Administration19 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Cases from a connected clinicSetting up the Hub link with a clinic that runs KlickClinic, so their cases, your status updates and your bills move on their own.Advanced18 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- The message inbox: WhatsApp and TelegramConnecting the message channels and working the inbox — the message is kept word for word, and a person still opens the case.Advanced16 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- exocad: sending a case straight into DentalDBConfiguring the CAD link once so every case arrives in exocad ready to design, with the names your designers expect.Advanced17 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
- Reports, exports and the read-only copy onlineThe twelve built-in reports, the custom table builder, every export the program offers — and the online mirror that lets the owner look in from anywhere.Advanced20 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
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