Breadth has a setup bill attached
Every configurable system asks the same thing of a new clinic: decide how you work, then teach the software. That is reasonable when the software has to fit a hundred different clinic shapes, and it is why mature platforms open with a demo and an onboarding period rather than a signup form.
It is also why so many clinics run a system at a fraction of its capability. The modules were bought, the configuration was half finished, and eighteen months later nobody remembers what the reporting was supposed to do.
Zdrovia has fewer knobs. You sign up, add a service, and chart someone. Defaults are chosen for aesthetic clinics rather than left blank for you to decide, and you can change them once you have a reason to.
