The day's money, counted once
Counter collection and pharmacy sales roll into one income figure alongside patients seen, new registrations, admissions and lab tests — switchable from today through to the full year.
Sixty-three modules covering reception, OPD and IPD, ten clinical departments, pharmacy, finance, HR and payroll — including the welfare panels, Zakat accounting and doctor revenue-share that Pakistani hospitals actually run on.
Systems built elsewhere have no concept of a Zakat account, a welfare panel, a LAMA note, or a consultant taking a percentage of the day's collection.
So hospitals run spreadsheets beside the software to handle the parts it cannot. Which means the system never holds the real numbers, and the month never closes cleanly.
The gap widens at the reception counter, where cash collection, panel assignment, ward transfers and walk-in tests all happen at once and all need recording.
Four capabilities no imported hospital system ships with, present here as first-class modules rather than workarounds.
Counter collection and pharmacy sales roll into one income figure alongside patients seen, new registrations, admissions and lab tests — switchable from today through to the full year.
Service charges are configured once in a rate master and applied consistently across reception, departments and billing, so the same procedure costs the same wherever it is raised.
Shift-level sales tracking, stock valuation, purchases, returns and stock loss — run as a full pharmacy operation rather than a billing line item.
Scope is configured per organisation. Not every deployment needs every module.
Full OPD and IPD operations with clinical departments, pharmacy and in-house finance.
Laboratory, radiology, dental and pharmacy running under one billing and reporting system.
Charity-funded and panel patients handled inside the system rather than beside it.
Income, counter collection, pharmacy sales, patients seen and lab tests, with period switching from today through to the full year — laid out for a phone rather than squeezed into one.
Final pricing depends on modules, users, integrations, rollout and support requirements. Tell us how you operate and we will scope it against your actual workflow.
A little clarity before we get started.
Yes. IPD Admissions, Ward and Bed management and ward transfers are separate modules alongside OPD.
Yes. Zakat is one of twelve dedicated report types.
OPD Settlement calculates end-of-day percentage shares for percentage-based doctors, with a Doctor Share report alongside it.
Yes — stock levels, valuation, purchases, returns and stock loss, plus a pharmacy point of sale.
Yes. Welfare Hub, Welfare Panels and Panel Approvals cover charity-funded and panel-covered patients.
Yes — employees, attendance, salaries, advances, overtime requests, shifts and hiring.
Tell us how you operate today and what you want to change. We will walk through the system using your actual workflow.