Healthcare marketplace and practice-management platform across Europe and LATAM
Docplanner operates a two-sided healthcare marketplace (doctor reviews, appointment booking) plus a practice-management suite for clinics and hospitals. The tech stack reveals a CRM-first ops posture: Salesforce is the dominant platform (adopting, migrating, scaling Apex across countries), with dbt + SQL + Airflow supporting data pipelines around CRM metrics and compliance. Active hiring leans senior and leadership-focused (Risk & Fraud Lead, COO), and project roadmap is consumed by Salesforce migration and EU MDR compliance—signaling a regulatory-heavy maturity phase and shift from marketplace growth toward operational scale and institutional control.
Notable leadership hires: Risk & Fraud Lead, Chief Operating Officer
Docplanner operates in 13 countries across Europe and Latin America, serving over 260,000 healthcare customers (clinics, hospitals, and independent practitioners) and reaching over 30 million patients per month. The platform has two main surfaces: a patient-facing marketplace for doctor discovery and appointment booking (2 million healthcare professionals indexed), and a back-office suite (including the TuoTempo brand for large institutions) that handles scheduling, billing, communication, and no-show reduction. The company was founded in Poland in 2012 and now employs over 2,800 people across offices in Warsaw, Barcelona, Istanbul, Rome, Mexico City, Munich, Berlin, Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, Bologna, and Amsterdam.
Docplanner's core stack includes Salesforce (CRM platform being rolled out globally), SQL and dbt for data transformation, Apache Airflow for pipeline orchestration, and GitHub for version control. Sales and ops use Salesforce, HubSpot, Slack, and Google Workspace.
Docplanner is headquartered in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with 12 additional offices spanning Warsaw, Barcelona, Istanbul, Rome, Mexico City, Munich, Berlin, Rio de Janeiro, Curitiba, and Bologna.
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