Healthcare & clinics
Patients as customers, consumables as stock, and receipts that reconcile.
What actually happens now
Consumables are ordered when somebody notices they are low, and the day’s collection is reconciled by counting.
Where the leaks close
Billing with the right GST treatment for
Billing with the right GST treatment for the services that carry it.
Consumables and pharmacy stock with batch and expiry
Purchase orders raised from reorder points rather than memory
Daily collection and receivables from insurers
Kept separate.
Records and consents in a document store
Records and consents in a document store with real permissions.
Seven systems, or one
Nobody sets out to run a trade on six tools. It happens one sensible decision at a time, and the cost lands in the seams between them.
- One customer record, not four spellings of it
- One item, one rate, one tax treatment
- One place a question can be answered from
The healthcare & clinics chain, end to end
Consumables move on their batch and expiry as they are billed, and the day’s collection reconciles from the receipts themselves.
- Sales documents — switched on
- Inventory — switched on
- Procurement — switched on
- Documents — switched on
Only what healthcare & clinics actually needs
Projects stay off; the weight here is stock and billing.
See pricingMore in industries
All industriesPrinting & packaging
Job-based quoting, material issue and approvals that hold things up.
Manufacturing
Enquiry to despatch, with raw material, job work and an e-way bill in between.
Trading & distribution
Buy, hold, sell — with margin visible before the deal is done, not after.
Professional services
For CAs, lawyers and consultants: engagements, hours and clean invoices.
Engineering & fabrication
Long quotations, staged deliveries and payments that arrive in pieces.
Real estate & brokerage
Enquiries from portals, long pipelines and commissions that must be chased.
See it with your own data
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