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Outpatients

Clinic notesTalk to the patient. Sign the note. LabResults reach the doctor, read against the visit.

Inpatients

Ward roundsRounds by voice, orders on the drug chart. DischargePapers ready when the patient is. EmergencyCasualty notes by voice. MLC and deaths recorded right.

Front office

Front deskRegister, give a token or admit, in one sitting. BillingEvery charge on the bill as it happens. InsurancePre-authorisation at admission, the claim at discharge.

Management

Hospital reportsBeds, stays and revenue, by Monday morning.
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Hospital software, for hospitals in India

Discharge faster. Bill every charge. Claim in minutes.

Doctors talk, and Aspataal writes the consultation note, the ward round and the discharge summary. The bill, the insurance claim and the lab report put themselves together from what is already in the record. Your staff check, change what they want, and sign.

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REC 4:12

“Bukhar teen din se hai… Calpol 250 syrup, 7.5 ml, har 6 ghante, 3 din.”

Written up seconds after Stop

Review

Complaint
Fever for 3 days.
Medicines
Calpol 250 syrup7.5 ml Every 6 hours when feverish3 days

Nothing goes on the record until you sign. Sign note

Up to 75%

less time discharging an admitted patient, from “can go home” to leaving with every paper.

Up to 80%

less time putting a cashless claim together.

≈ 15 s

from the end of a consultation to a written note, ready to sign.

1 record

from the first token to the final claim. Nobody types a thing twice.

Why Aspataal

Most hospital software gives your staff forms to fill. Aspataal fills them in.

The discharge format, the bill and the claim form exist in every hospital system. The time goes into filling them. With Aspataal the doctor talks, and everything else is put together from what is already in the record.

The rest is already done.

The bill builds itself from the stay. The claim pack puts itself together. Lab reports come out in your own format, and vitals go straight onto the bed’s chart. Your staff check it; nobody makes it.

BillingInsuranceLabReportsFront desk

Everything is editable. Nothing is final until someone signs.

A discharge, the usual way

  • The doctor writes the summary from the file at the end of the shift.
  • Billing totals the stay by hand while the family waits.
  • Papers print one by one, and the insurer’s copy is put together later.

A discharge with Aspataal

  • The summary is already drafted from the stay. The doctor fills the gaps by voice and signs.
  • The bill has been building since admission. Billing checks it and takes the payment.
  • Every paper prints in one go, and the claim pack is one more print.

Every department

One record, from the first token to the final claim.

Nine parts, in the order a patient meets them. What the doctor says reaches the lab, the ward, the bill and the insurer without anyone typing it again.

Arrives Front desk Register, give a token or admit in one sitting. Open Arrives Emergency The casualty note is spoken, then signed. MLC and deaths are recorded with their papers. Open Is seen Clinic notes The doctor talks to the patient. The note, medicines and tests are written for them to sign. Open Is seen Lab Tests arrive from the doctor’s note. Results go back to the visit that asked. Open Stays Ward rounds Rounds by voice. Orders land on the drug chart and the nurses’ round. Open Leaves Discharge The summary is drafted from the whole stay. Every paper prints in one go. Open Leaves Billing Every charge reaches the bill as it happens, with advances, refunds and receipts. Open Leaves Insurance Pre-authorisation filled in at admission. The claim pack in one print at discharge. Open You see it all Hospital reports Census, occupancy, length of stay and revenue, by ward and by doctor. Open

For the hospital

What changes when nobody writes it up.

Beds

Patients go home sooner after the doctor says so.

The summary, the bill and the papers are ready when the patient is, so the bed is free for the next admission.

How discharge works

Revenue

Charges reach the bill as they happen.

Room days and the tests ordered post to the stay’s bill from the record, so they are not left for someone to remember at the end.

How billing works

Claims

Cashless claims go in complete.

The pre-authorisation is filled in from the admission, and the claim pack prints with every paper the insurer asks for.

How insurance works

Oversight

You see the hospital at a glance.

Census, occupancy, length of stay and revenue, by ward and by doctor, without asking anyone for a register.

See the reports

Pricing

Priced for the setup you actually have.

See it running on a real consultation first — book a 20-minute demo, and we’ll show you the whole product on your own way of working.

Single clinic

One location, a doctor or a few, and one person on the front desk.

  • A handful of accounts, and onboarding that takes about a day.
  • If samples go to a lab down the road, the lab screens simply go unused.
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Single hospital

Several doctors across departments, a front desk of its own, and a lab filing reports in-house.

  • Accounts per department, set up with you.
  • The data-processing note goes through your own clinical and legal review, as part of onboarding.
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Multi-hospital

More than one site, under one contract and one person to call.

  • Each site is set up on its own, with its own staff and its own records.
  • Rolled out site by site, not all at once.
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A teaching hospital, a chain of clinics, a government tender — tell us what you have and we’ll work out where it fits.

In every tier

None of this is a paid upgrade — including the permission model, where every role sees only what its job needs and the database is what enforces it.

  • Allergies and seizure history above every note, whether or not anybody raised them.
  • Anything the app expanded or could not hear, listed for you to check rather than quietly assumed.
  • Nothing reaches the record until a doctor has read it and signed it.
  • A signed note is never rewritten — what a report changes is signed separately, as an addendum.
  • The printed sheet the patient walks out with.
  • The recording is deleted the moment the note is approved.

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