NHA / ABDM approval
Production credential activation and milestone sign-off depend on NHA/ABDM processes - not claimed as completed on this website.
ABDM integration
APSYS-Tejas includes ABDM-ready architecture for Indian healthcare providers preparing structured digital health exchange. ABDM sandbox integration is in progress and subject to NHA/ABDM approval.
Overview
APSYS-Tejas supports identity linking, care-context handling, consent-based data exchange, auditability, and secure configuration aligned with ABDM integration milestones.
Pending official validation
Production credential activation and milestone sign-off depend on NHA/ABDM processes - not claimed as completed on this website.
Integration scenarios, callback handling, and document exchange paths are being exercised in ABDM sandbox environments.
Hospital-specific policies, consent capture, and audit retention must align with applicable regulatory and institutional requirements at go-live.
External functional testing and web application security assessment are planned before production-facing ABDM exchange.
APSYS-Tejas is being prepared for required demonstration and audit steps linked to ABDM milestone readiness.
Audit observations, fixes, configuration proof, and workflow evidence will be documented before any production claim.
Implementation support
Review hospital registration, OPD/IPD workflows, document types, and consent touchpoints against planned ABDM milestones.
Configure APSYS-Tejas endpoints, credentials, and test patients in ABDM sandbox with APSYS technical support.
Train front desk, clinical, and IT teams on ABHA linking, care-context steps, and consent-aware sharing within existing Tejas screens.
After official validation, migrate to production credentials with phased module activation and audit review.
For ABDM-specific communication, email abdm@apsys.in or contact APSYS INDIA Pvt. Ltd. through the corporate contact page.
Documents & evidence
ABDM-related requests, callbacks, and sharing events are designed for traceable hospital audit review.
Structured clinical document paths follow FHIR R4-oriented exchange patterns within controlled workflows.
Consent request and approval steps are tied to patient context - not anonymous bulk export.
Production vs sandbox settings are separated so test activity does not contaminate live patient operations.
Milestone 1
Verify patient ABHA details and link hospital records where applicable.
Registration workflows support ABDM-ready identity capture and matching.
QR-based patient arrival support for front-desk queue workflows.
Milestone 2 HIP
Maintain ABDM-linked profile information within controlled patient workflows.
Link hospital visits, encounters, and records to patient care contexts.
Exchange health information through consent-oriented, auditable workflows.
Structured clinical document exchange using FHIR R4-aligned workflows.
Milestone 3 HIU
Request patient consent for permitted health information access.
Initiate requests after valid consent workflow completion.
Review received records inside controlled hospital access workflows.
Traceable events for requests, callbacks, sharing, and review.
ABDM integration and readiness features are under sandbox validation and subject to NHA/ABDM approval, production credential activation, and applicable regulatory requirements. APSYS INDIA Pvt. Ltd. does not claim ABDM approval, NHA certification, or ABDM production-ready status unless and until official approval or certificate is published by the relevant authority and communicated by APSYS.
Hospital customers should treat ABDM go-live as a joint implementation between the institution, APSYS, and NHA/ABDM processes - not as an automatic switch bundled with standard HMIS licensing.