Registration & OPD
Patient registration, appointments, doctor queues and consultation records.
Run every department of the hospital on one patient record — from the registration counter through wards, lab, radiology and pharmacy to billing and accounts.
Ideal for general and specialty hospitals, nursing homes and medical colleges
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Each department picks up where the last one left off — nothing is written down twice.
The patient is registered once at the counter; every department uses that record.
Doctor queues, consultation notes, prescriptions and orders.
Orders reach the departments directly and results return to the record.
Bed allocation, ward transfers, nursing notes and daily charges.
Medicines dispensed against prescriptions and billed to the patient.
Final bill with deposits, insurance and discharge summary.
Patient registration, appointments, doctor queues and consultation records.
Admissions, bed management, transfers, nursing notes and discharge summaries.
Test and imaging orders, result entry and reports on the patient record.
Dispensing against prescriptions with stock, batch and expiry control.
Service billing, deposits, credit, insurance claims and IRD-compliant invoices.
Role-based dashboards and daily, monthly and fiscal-year reports.
Stock of consumables and supplies across stores and departments.
Patients, procedures and collections by doctor and by department.
Whichever system you choose, the back office runs on the same data as the front desk.
Full accounting fed straight from billing, so the books close with the day.
One record for every staff member, from joining to leave.
Staff attendance captured automatically and checked against each shift.
Appointments, consultations and billing for clinics and polyclinics.
Stock, batches, expiry, purchase and sales for any pharmacy.
Sample-to-report workflow for diagnostic laboratories.
Collection centres, referred samples and partner billing for reference labs.
Talk to our sales team for a walkthrough of the modules you need.