Who it serves
Multi-specialty hospitals, district hospitals, nursing homes, day-care centres, and clinic chains standardising operations across locations.
APSYS-Tejas
APSYS-Tejas is a modular HMIS, EMR and EHR platform built for fast registration, OPD/IPD workflows, billing, pharmacy, inventory, clinical records, audit trails, and ABDM-ready hospital operations.
General Description
APSYS-Tejas brings together HMIS (Hospital Management Information System), EMR/EHR-style clinical documentation, and financial operations so that front desk, doctors, nurses, billing, pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, and administration work from shared, auditable records.
The product is built around real Indian hospital workflows: UHID-based patient identity, OPD token and consultation flows, admission and bed management, service-wise billing with payor and package support, receipt and ledger discipline, and department workbenches that acknowledge orders before results or issues are posted.
Hospitals can start with registration, OPD, and billing — then add pharmacy, laboratory, radiology, MRD, HR, and ABDM-ready exchange as departments become ready. The same saffron-themed experience runs on web browsers, desktop clients, and mobile apps for selected frontline roles.
Multi-specialty hospitals, district hospitals, nursing homes, day-care centres, and clinic chains standardising operations across locations.
Disconnected registers, duplicate data entry between billing and clinical areas, and manual reconciliation between receipts, services, and department fulfilment.
Phased module rollout with role-based menus, department masters, and training-friendly screens aligned to APSYS implementation support.
Technical Details
Core Modules
These modules form the operational backbone — patient identity, clinical front door, inpatient coordination, money flow, records, and people management.
UHID creation, demographic capture, quick search, visit linkage, and front-desk intake integrated with billing and clinical modules.
Consultation registration, doctor worklists, clinical notes, prescriptions, and token/queue routing to service areas.
Admission requests, bed allocation, transfers, nursing notes context, and discharge planning with billing continuity.
OPD and IPD invoicing, receipt collection, refunds, adjustments, corporate/payor rules, and ledger-aware receive payment.
Clinical documentation, consultation notes, prescriptions, and encounter-linked records shared across OPD and IPD workflows.
Role- and resource-based access, special rights for sensitive financial actions, user activity logs, and audit-friendly operational records.
Medical Records Department workflows — file movement, issue/return tracking, and controlled hospital document handling.
Employee master, attendance capture, and administrative reporting support linked to hospital operational roles.
Add-On Modules
Add-on modules extend Tejas into inventory-aware pharmacy operations and diagnostic departments — with workbench acknowledgement before fulfilment.
Store-wise stock, batch/expiry control, purchase inward, OPD pharmacy sale, IPD patient issue, and returns — with billing and ledger posting on sale.
Lab order lines from OPD/IPD, sample collection workflow, result entry, verification, and worklist-driven department processing.
Radiology orders, reporting drafts, verification states, and imaging department coordination tied to patient encounters.
Implementation note: Add-on modules are licensed and deployed according to hospital readiness. APSYS helps sequence pharmacy, laboratory, and radiology go-lives after core registration and billing stabilise.
ABDM Readiness
APSYS-Tejas includes ABDM-ready architecture for national digital health exchange. Production use of ABDM services requires sandbox validation and official NHA/ABDM approval.
ABHA verification and linking during registration; ABDM-ready demographic capture and patient record association.
Consent artefact handling and care-context registration designed for HIP/HRP integration patterns.
Health record packaging and exchange workflows with auditability, aligned to ABDM integration milestones.
Configuration separation for sandbox vs production; cautious public wording until approvals are complete.
APSYS-Tejas
Discuss module sequencing, department workbenches, billing rules, and ABDM preparation with our team.