Features
Built for the parts of hospital software that are hard to fix later
Isolation, money, stock and clinical records are architectural decisions, not features to bolt on. Here is how each one works.
What the platform guarantees
Every hospital’s data is its own
A hospital’s records are scoped to it at the database layer, not by a filter a developer has to remember. Five independent mechanisms enforce it, and a generated test suite attacks every model on every build.
Money that reconciles
All amounts are integer paise, never floating-point rupees. Invoice totals are the sum of their lines, GST halves always re-add to the whole, and an issued invoice is amended by a credit note rather than edited.
Stock that adds up
Pharmacy and inventory quantities are a ledger of movements, not an editable number. On-hand stock is derived, and the projection is rebuilt from the ledger if the two ever disagree.
Clinical records that survive an audit
An approved lab report is frozen. A correction is a new version that references the original, so the record shows what was known and when — which is what a medico-legal question actually asks.
Permissions enforced on the server
Hiding a button is a convenience. Every operation re-checks role, module, subscription state and usage limit server-side, and a build-time check refuses any endpoint that skips it.
Answers to “who opened this chart”
Logins, record access, prescription changes, approvals, billing edits, exports and support sessions are all recorded with the acting user, the time and the before/after values.
What it feels like day to day
The front desk is the busiest place in the building. The software should not be the slow part.
Fast at the counter
Patient search by name, UHID or phone. Queue and token management for the OPD. Keyboard-first forms so a receptionist is not hunting for a mouse with a line of patients waiting.
Nothing loads a thousand records
Every list is paginated and every heavy report runs in the background and notifies when it is ready.
Hindi and English on the daily path
A signed-in account can switch language. Hindi covers the shell, patients, appointments, OPD, IPD and nursing, billing, pharmacy, laboratory, and the patient and doctor portals. Operation theatre, blood bank, insurance, inventory and the platform console stay in English.
Prints what a hospital actually prints
Prescriptions, invoices, receipts, lab reports, discharge summaries and consent forms — each carrying the hospital’s own letterhead, registration numbers and GSTIN.