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Order faster with Swyp: favorites and lists

Mathieu Bossuyt

Mathieu Bossuyt

Co-founder Swyp

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Order faster with Swyp: favorites and lists

Have you ever wasted too much time searching for the same gloves, composite or impression material across different supplier websites or in old emails? You are not alone. Dental practices struggle every day with managing orders from several suppliers, keeping track of preferences and making sure every dentist gets what they need.

But Swyp is not just about convenience. It is about ordering smarter. And two features are central to that: Favorites and Lists.


Favorites: quickly find what you need

Every practice has products that keep coming back: the brands you trust, the materials you like working with, the supplies you always want in stock.

With Favorites in Swyp you can:

  • Save products you order regularly
  • Find them again quickly
  • Stop searching or filtering every time

No more endless scrolling. Just open your favorites, add to your cart, and you're done.


Lists: order your way

Every practice is different, and even within one practice every dentist or dental hygienist has their own preferences.

With Lists you can:

  • Create separate lists per practitioner (e.g. "Set-up Dr. Jansen")
  • Group products by category (e.g. "Restorative", "Surgical supplies")
  • Create templates for recurring orders (e.g. "Monthly reorder")

That way you order faster, with fewer misunderstandings, and everything runs more smoothly within your team.


The big picture: less time ordering, more time for patients

Purchasing shouldn't be a stumbling block. With Swyp you bring the whole ordering process together, keep the overview and make sure you always have what you need, without stress.

Whether you run a solo practice or lead a team across several chairs, with Favorites and Lists you stay in control of your supplies.

Want to know what's on your shelves as well? Read our guide to inventory management in the dental practice.

Stock and supply.
One system.

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