The rules Indian hospitals actually live under.

ABHA numbers and addresses are captured at registration, format-checked, stored and shown masked. Patients can ask to link an ABHA from the portal and staff approve it. Verification through the ABDM gateway and the health-record exchange milestones are being built and need the hospital's own sandbox credentials and facility registration.

Incidents and corrective actions, quality indicators calculated from the data, infection control, hand hygiene, licences, policies and training records, organised so the evidence exists before the assessor asks. NABH accredits hospitals, not software; the platform helps you keep the evidence.

A prenatal ultrasound asks for Form F and the declarations before acquisition, and the report cannot be signed if it mentions fetal sex. The monthly register is produced from the records.

An emergency arrival can be opened as a medico-legal case with police intimation recorded against the clock. The record is marked restricted and masked from anyone without the right.

Pre-authorisation, claims, queries and settlement on the patient's account, with the payer share reducing the patient's balance. Claims can be exported as FHIR bundles; sending them through NHCX needs the hospital's own participant onboarding.

Tax on every bill and purchase, a double-entry ledger behind the billing, GST registers by registration, trial balance, and export to Tally or Zoho Books.

PF, ESI, professional tax by state, TDS and LWF, payslips, full-and-final settlements and maker-checker pay runs. Statutory rates and slabs are entered and confirmed by your accountant.

Consent is recorded per purpose and can be withdrawn by the patient in the portal. Marketing respects it. Every opening of a patient record is logged, and restricted records need a reason to open.

The platform runs on infrastructure you choose, in India or elsewhere. Every hospital's records are separated at the database level with row-level security, and a test suite checks every table.