Hospital management software
All-in-One Hospital & Polyclinic Management Software
One cloud platform for OPD queues, admissions, EMR, pharmacy, laboratory, theatre, GST billing and insurance claims — with every hospital’s records isolated at the database layer.
28 modules, switched on by your plan
No card required · Free trial on every plan · Export your data any time
Everything a hospital runs on
Registration through consultation, admission, diagnostics, theatre and settlement — in one record per patient.
OPDRegistration through consultation, prescription and follow-up.IPDAdmission, ward and bed management, nursing records and discharge.PharmacyBatches, expiry, dispensing, purchase orders and goods receipt.LaboratoryOrders, samples, X-ray and scan images, results, specialist sign-off and report release.ECGOrders, samples, X-ray and scan images, results, specialist sign-off and report release.EndoscopyScheduling, consent, findings, media capture and linked histopathology.ColonoscopyScheduling, consent, findings, media capture and linked histopathology.Operation TheatreScheduling, consent, findings, media capture and linked histopathology.BillingBilling across every service type, GST, claims and settlement.Insurance / TPABilling across every service type, GST, claims and settlement.Inventory & ProcurementBatches, expiry, dispensing, purchase orders and goods receipt.Patient PortalRegistration through consultation, prescription and follow-up.
The panels your staff actually use
Dashboard, front desk, wards, billing, laboratory and pharmacy — captured from a live hospital workspace.
Why hospitals choose it
The parts that are expensive to fix after go-live.
Your patients stay yours
Records are scoped to your hospital by the database itself. Five independent mechanisms enforce it, and a generated test suite attacks every one on every build.
Books that reconcile
Integer paise throughout, totals derived from lines, GST that always adds up, and issued invoices corrected by credit note rather than quietly edited.
Stock that matches the shelf
Pharmacy and inventory quantities are a ledger of movements, not a number someone can overwrite.
Records that hold up later
An approved lab report is frozen; a correction is a new version referencing the original. That is what a medico-legal question actually needs.
Only the modules you pay for
Capability comes from your subscription at runtime. Nothing is hardcoded, and enabling a module never needs a new release.
A real answer to “who opened this chart”
Access, approvals, billing changes, exports and support sessions are all recorded with who, when and what changed.
Every department on one patient record
From the front desk to the pharmacy counter, departments share one record so nothing is typed twice.
OPD and IPD
Registration, UHID, appointments, token queues, admissions, bed allocation and discharge summaries share one chart, so the ward does not retype what the front desk already captured.
EMR and e-prescriptions
Consultation notes, vitals and prescriptions sit on the visit. A doctor sees the history that belongs to their patients without opening a second system.
Pharmacy
Batch and expiry tracking, GST-ready dispensing and a stock ledger, so the counter sells what the shelf actually holds.
Laboratory
Orders, sample labels, result entry separated from approval, and reports that land back on the patient record.
Billing and insurance claims
OPD and IPD bills with GST, receipts, and an insurance desk for payers, pre-authorisation and claims — the accountant and the TPA desk work from the same lines.
Clinics and nursing homes
Start with appointments, EMR and billing. Add pharmacy, lab or wards when the facility grows, without moving to different software.
Built for how Indian hospitals work
Workflows Indian facilities ask for on day one, described only as far as the product actually goes.
ABHA on the patient record
A patient’s ABHA number is stored encrypted and can be looked up exactly. When the hospital configures the ABDM gateway, staff can create or verify an ABHA, link a visit, answer a consent request, and accept a Scan and Share token. That configuration is not an NHA approval.
GST-ready billing
Tax is computed per line with HSN or SAC, split into CGST and SGST or a single IGST line, and invoices carry the hospital’s GSTIN.
Insurance and TPA claims
Payers, eligibility, pre-authorisation and claim submission live next to the bill, including an NHCX path when the hospital has configured it.
Security your staff can explain
Role-based access
Reception sees appointments, doctors see clinical records, accounts sees billing. Every action is checked again on the server, not only by hiding a button.
Audit trails
Views, edits, approvals, billing changes and exports are logged with the user, the time and what changed.
Encryption and isolation
Records are encrypted in transit and at rest. Each hospital’s data is scoped at the database, so one tenant cannot read another’s charts.
See the hospital on your own workflows
A working tenant, not a slide deck — OPD, billing, pharmacy and the patient chart.
Plans
Every plan includes a free trial and full data export.
Basic
Outpatient care for a single-location clinic.
₹1,199.00/month
₹11,999.00 billed yearly · 7-day free trial
Start Basic- Users
- 10
- Branches
- 1
- Doctors
- 5
- Storage
- 5 GB
6 of 28 modules
- OPD
- Appointments
- Billing
- Patient Portal
- Doctor Portal
- SMS
Professional
Most chosenAdmissions, pharmacy and diagnostics for a growing hospital.
₹4,999.00/month
₹49,999.00 billed yearly · 7-day free trial
Start Professional- Users
- 50
- Branches
- 2
- Doctors
- 25
- Storage
- 50 GB
17 of 28 modules
- OPD
- IPD
- Appointments
- Pharmacy
- Inventory & Procurement
- Laboratory
- and 11 more
Enterprise
Every module, multi-branch, API access and custom domains.
₹14,999.00/month
₹79,999.00 billed yearly · 7-day free trial
Start Enterprise- Users
- Unlimited
- Branches
- Unlimited
- Doctors
- Unlimited
- Storage
- 500 GB
27 of 28 modules
- OPD
- IPD
- Appointments
- Pharmacy
- Inventory & Procurement
- Laboratory
- and 21 more
See it for yourself
The demo is a real tenant on the real platform, populated with fictional patients and staff. Nothing in it is a mock-up.