WebSoftOSHospital Management — Getting Started
OPD, IPD, lab, pharmacy, billing and emergency workflows for multi-specialty hospitals.
Overview
Hospital Management is a full clinical + administrative suite for multi-specialty hospitals, built on the same platform as the rest of your ERP so patient billing, inventory and accounts stay in sync automatically.
Core modules: OPD queue and consultation, IPD bed board, emergency intake, lab orders and results, pharmacy dispensing, blood bank, CSSD instrument tracking, quality/compliance reporting, and a patient-facing billing flow that posts straight to Accounts Receivable.
Staff sign in through role-scoped accounts — Doctor, Nurse, Receptionist, Lab Tech, Radiologist, Pharmacist, Billing, Blood Bank, Quality Officer, CSSD Officer, Biomedical Engineer, Housekeeping Staff, MRD Officer, Compliance Officer and Admin each see only the workspace relevant to their job. The console is a dedicated single-page app served at /hospital, separate from the standard desk view.
Frequently asked questions
How do I try it?
Open the Hospital Management product page and click "View Live Demo" — the login screen has a one-click demo-login button pre-filled with a working account, or you can sign in manually with the credentials shown there.
Can I add my own departments or roles?
Yes. Roles and department structures are configured per-hospital during onboarding, and can be extended any time from the admin console without a code change.
Does billing post to accounting automatically?
Yes — patient invoices, insurance claims and pharmacy sales all post directly to the ledger, so finance never has to re-key clinical billing.
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