Vorker handles your clinic admin: vaccination reminders, bookings, day lists, invoices with insurance claim lines and review requests. You approve everything.

No, and it is built not to. Vorker handles the admin around the visits: reminders, bookings, day lists, invoices, review requests. The medical records stay in your journal system, where they belong.
No. Every reminder, reply, invoice and review request is prepared and then waits for you. For a batch like 34 reminders, one approval covers the batch you reviewed, and every text carries an opt-out.
Vorker itemises the insurance share on each invoice from the visit and the policy details you have on file, so the owner can submit the claim without asking you to redo the paperwork. You approve every invoice before it goes out.
That is the size it is built for. In a small clinic the vet is also the receptionist, the invoicer and the one texting reminders at nine at night. Vorker takes that layer so the clinic hours stay clinical.
No. You type or say what you need, the way you would brief a receptionist, and Vorker works inside the tools you already have: your email, your calendar, your accounting. Day lists and invoices arrive as ordinary PDFs.
Vorker keeps the list honest: who booked, who declined, who went quiet. After a while it drafts one gentle follow-up for the quiet ones, held for your approval, and then leaves them be.