28 modules
Everything the software does, in 7 groups laid out the way a hospital is organised. Each plan includes a set of these modules; administration, the activity log and the patient portal come with every plan.
The outpatient day, from the front desk to the prescription: registration, appointments, the token queue, vitals, clinical notes and prescribing safety checks.
More about ClinicalOne record per patient, with their appointments, prescriptions, invoices, surgeries and insurance on the same page.
Appointments booked against a doctor's time by the front desk, or by patients themselves through the patient portal.
Prescriptions written in the system and checked against the patient's recorded allergies and common interactions as they are written.
Temperature, pulse, blood pressure, respiratory rate, SpO₂, height and weight, recorded against the patient.
A daily token queue for the outpatient clinic, so the front desk and the doctor are looking at the same line.
The running clinical narrative kept against a patient, and against their admission while they are an inpatient.
Scanned reports, consent forms and other paperwork attached to the patient's record.
For hospitals in India. ABHA-ready: record ABHA numbers and manage patient consent, ready for ABDM integration (the gateway connection itself is on the roadmap). Hospitals outside India do not see this module.
From admission to discharge: beds, the drug chart, the operation theatre and the statutory registers, with ward stays and procedures billed automatically.
More about InpatientAdmit a patient to a bed, keep their drug chart, and discharge them with a summary and the ward invoice.
Wards and their beds, with every bed shown as available, occupied or under maintenance.
Procedures scheduled by theatre, surgeon and time, and billed once they are done.
The hospital's statutory birth and death registers.
The laboratory and the blood bank, with every result checked by a second person before a patient can see it.
More about DiagnosticsThe test catalogue, orders and results, with a second person releasing every result before the patient sees it.
Donors, donations and a stock board by blood group, with every issue recorded against it.
Medicine stock, dispensing, purchasing and equipment, with stock that only ever moves through a recorded route.
More about Pharmacy & storesThe medicine catalogue and its stock, with a warning before a shelf runs low or a medicine nears expiry.
Dispense against a prescription or at the counter, taking the stock down and raising the invoice in the same step.
Suppliers, purchase orders and goods received: the one route by which new stock enters the pharmacy.
An equipment register with service history, so maintenance and warranties are not left to memory.
Invoices, insurance claims, expenses and reports, and on the owner's side, the work that was done and never billed.
More about FinanceItemised invoices and payments, raised automatically for pharmacy, ward stays, lab tests and theatre procedures.
Insurers and TPAs, patient policies and the claims made against them.
The hospital's day-to-day spending, recorded by category and payment method.
The operational summary of a period: who was seen, by which doctor, and what was billed.
The owner's view: what came in, what was earned and never invoiced, and how busy the hospital was.
Payroll, shifts, the duty roster and leave for the hospital's own staff.
More about PeopleMonthly payslips for the hospital's staff, drafted in one step and marked paid when the money goes out.
Shifts, a weekly duty roster and leave requests, in one place.
The ambulance fleet, patient feedback and the outgoing message queue.
More about OperationsThe dashboard, notice board, doctors, staff, departments, users and roles, settings, the tamper-evident activity log, subscription and billing, and the patient portal are not modules. A hospital that cannot administer or pay for the system has not been sold anything, so they come with every plan.
Compare plansA walkthrough of the modules for the departments you run, on screen, with your questions answered.
