Clinic · Inventory · Sales

Bundle for clinics & hospitals

Appointments, prescriptions and pharmacy stock in one place.

A normal day

  1. 1

    Book the visit · Reception

    Register the patient and give them an OPD slot.

  2. 2

    Consultation · Doctor

    The patient is called in by token and the doctor writes the prescription.

  3. 3

    Dispense medicines · Pharmacist

    Medicines on the prescription come off pharmacy stock.

  4. 4

    Bill the patient · Reception

    Consultation and medicines go on one invoice.

  5. 5

    Reorder in time · Automatic

    Medicines running low are flagged before they run out.

  6. 6

    Books stay current · Automatic

    Every invoice and payment is already in your ledger.

Who does what

Owner / admin

  • Sees patient volume and revenue
  • Manages doctors and staff access
  • Reads reports

Reception

  • Registers patients
  • Books appointments
  • Creates bills

Doctor

  • Sees their appointments
  • Writes prescriptions
  • Doesn't see accounts

Pharmacist

  • Dispenses medicines
  • Tracks pharmacy stock
  • Acts on low-stock alerts

Accountant

  • Reviews ledgers
  • Tracks dues
  • Prepares GST figures

What you get and what it costs

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Questions people ask

What is good business software for clinics & hospitals?
Bundle is a business app made for clinics & hospitals: appointments, prescriptions and pharmacy stock in one place. It includes Accounting, Clinic & Hospital, Inventory, Sales & CRM, works on Android and in the browser, and works out tax on every bill.
How much does Bundle cost for clinics & hospitals?
The clinics & hospitals setup (Accounting, Clinic & Hospital, Inventory, Sales & CRM) is ₹4,596 a month for the whole business, with unlimited users. You can add or remove plugins any time.
Who can use Bundle in clinics & hospitals?
Owner / admin, Reception, Doctor, Pharmacist, Accountant. Each person signs in to their own view: owner / admin — sees patient volume and revenue; reception — registers patients; doctor — sees their appointments; pharmacist — dispenses medicines; accountant — reviews ledgers.