Who it is for

Built

A clinic where the four desks agree with each other.

Front desk, doctor, pharmacy and cashier working from the same visit, which is where a clinic’s lost revenue and re-typed data both come from.

A receptionist checking in a patient at the front desk of a busy neighborhood clinic.
All segments

A clinic with an in-house pharmacy or laboratory has a specific problem: the same visit is recorded three or four times, in systems that do not reconcile, and nobody notices until the month closes.

One visit, everywhere

Orders raised in the consultation appear in the pharmacy and laboratory queues; what they dispense and report posts back to the same visit; the cashier bills once.

  • Registration, queue and check-in
  • Consultation record with prescriptions and orders
  • Pharmacy dispensing against the prescription, by batch
  • Laboratory orders, results and a pending-work report
  • One invoice, from your own price list
  • Patients booking and checking in through your own QR link
  • Referrals recorded, in and out

Who sees what

A receptionist opening a returning patient sees their cases, visits, bills and documents, but not their diagnoses, because the clinical block needs a clinical permission and the server refuses it independently. Two people at two desks see different things on the same screen, by design.

How it runs

  1. 01

    Arrive

    Registered or checked in, into one queue with a token.

  2. 02

    Consult

    The doctor writes, prescribes and orders. Both queues update immediately.

  3. 03

    Dispense and test

    Pharmacy and laboratory work against the visit, and post their charges to it.

  4. 04

    Pay once

    A single invoice at the exit, printed on your letterhead.

What this does not do

No messaging yet: no reminders, no report dispatch, no WhatsApp. No online payment collection, so the cashier still takes the money. No purchasing side to the pharmacy: no indent, no purchase order, no goods receipt. If your clinic’s pain is stock purchasing rather than dispensing, that half is scheduled.

Questions we are asked

We have three doctors. Is pricing per doctor?

No. Users are unlimited. Pricing follows the modules you turn on, your branches and your beds.

Can we run two locations?

Yes. Multi-branch is in the schema from the start, so a branch is a column rather than a second installation, and reporting is branch-scoped.

Do we have to use the pharmacy module?

No. Modules are entitlements; a clinic without a pharmacy does not turn it on and never sees it.

How does a patient book?

Through your branded QR link or URL, into a front-desk approval queue. The tenant is resolved server-side from an opaque token, so the link cannot be edited to reach another clinic.

See it running with your own workflows.

Book a walkthrough and we will map your clinic or hospital onto the platform, module by module.