PMS Sync All systems
We read today's schedule from the system your team knows, then file approved notes, referral letters, and signed consents back into the same chart.
All connected systems
Oral surgery 6 systems
Periodontics 1 system
Dental 10 systems
17 systems connected
Don't see your PMS? Tell us the system, version, and how it is hosted. We will confirm what a connection would take.
The questions we hear most, answered plainly.
Tell us the name of the system, the version you run, and whether it is on a local server, vendor-hosted, or in the cloud. We will review the connection path and tell you plainly what is possible, what needs vendor involvement, and what comes next.
Yes. Each PMS connection is mapped independently by location and provider. A surgeon sees the right schedule for the office they are working in, while each finished document returns to the system that owns that patient chart.
Yes. On-premise systems connect through the practice server; cloud and vendor-hosted systems connect to the hosted instance. Open any system above to see its deployment model and the setup that connection requires.
Clinical and operative notes, referral letters, and signed consent forms are the standard write-back set. During setup, each document type is mapped to the right place in your PMS, and your practice chooses whether it files on approval or waits for another review.
Timing depends on the PMS, how it is hosted, and whether the vendor needs to be involved. Your team confirms the system details and access; Kubo maps providers, locations, and document destinations, then coordinates the technical work with your IT partner. We will give you a clear setup plan before anything changes.
See the full round trip: today's schedule into Kubo, an approved note back to the right patient chart.