Every patient, from the door to discharge

Register them once, see them in the right order, and let every department work from the same visit. The lab, the pharmacy, the ward and the cashier, all on one bill.

  1. 01Reception
  2. 02Triage
  3. 03Doctor
  4. 04Lab & pharmacy
One visit, one bill. Each department serves only what is paid.

See it where it works

DAS POS for hospitals & clinics on a phone
DAS POS for hospitals & clinics on a tablet

Watch it work

Inside the hospital

Check-in at the hospital front desk
01Hospitals & clinics

A front desk that knows everyone

Register a patient once and they keep the same hospital number on every visit. Book appointments, check people in, and send emergencies straight through.

The reception screen: find a patient, register them, book an appointment or send an emergency straight in
02Hospitals & clinics

The doctor sees what matters first

Vitals from triage, the complaint and the notes on one screen, with allergies in red. Order tests, scans and medicines in a tap.

A visit on the doctor's screen: vitals, a penicillin allergy in red, the consultation and what is left to pay
03Hospitals & clinics

Pay first. Serve what's paid.

The lab, radiology and pharmacy serve only what has been paid for. In an emergency, serve now and settle later. The billing desk shows every department's lines, billed, paid and done.

The billing desk: every open visit, with each department's lines billed, paid and done
04Hospitals & clinics

Every bed, every deposit

See which beds are free in every ward, what each inpatient has spent against their deposit, and the diet the kitchen should send.

Wards and beds: the free beds in each ward, and an inpatient's bill against her deposit
05Hospitals & clinics

The day, the week, the month

Visits, new patients, emergencies and admissions. Outpatient attendance laid out like the HMIS 105, bed occupancy, and what was billed against what came in.

Today's hospital report: visits, new patients, emergencies, admissions and outpatient attendance by age and sex

Queues that put the sickest first

Each clinic keeps its own queue. Emergencies first, then urgent cases, then everyone else in turn.

A cashier who takes it in parts

Part-payments, deposits and patients on credit. Claims for each insurer, gathered month by month.

Theatre, maternity and children

The theatre list, antenatal visits and deliveries, and every child's immunisations, on the patient's own record.

Every department in the building

Blood bank, dialysis, mortuary, sterile supplies, ambulances and kitchen diets, each with its own screen.

Records that stay private

Restricted records open only with a reason, and the reason is kept. Trainees' work waits for a senior to co-sign, and who opened what is reviewed.

Stores that never run dry

Drugs and supplies kept in stores, ordered from suppliers on purchase orders, and received against them.

Made for hospitals & clinics

Every patient, from the door to discharge

  • Hospitals
  • Clinics
  • Health centres
  • Maternity homes
  • Specialist clinics
The clinic queue on a tablet

Try it as a hospital

Open the hospital demo: reception, clinics, wards, a lab, a pharmacy and a cashier. It is your own private copy, and nothing you do there is kept.