HMS FOR INDIA / RAKT
Hospital management
software for India.
Review RAKT’s outpatient, inpatient, diagnostic, pharmacy, and billing tools with your hospital team. Bring your forms, report formats, and staff requirements to the demonstration.
Explore the detailBRING YOUR HOSPITAL TO THE EVALUATION
What to bring
to the demonstration.
List your departments and services
A multi-speciality hospital, an outpatient clinic, and a hospital with in-house diagnostics need different demonstrations. Start by mapping the patient journey and listing the departments that operate at your locations. Then connect those departments to the shared patient and financial records.
RAKT includes outpatient, inpatient, laboratory, pharmacy, radiology, operation theatre, and emergency workflows. Review the relevant modules with the people who use them. Confirm which of your hospital’s requirements need configuration or additional work.
Bring your documents and financial conventions
Bring blank registration forms, consultation notes, discharge formats, diagnostic reports, bills, and receipts. Include numbering conventions, payment modes, and the information your finance team requires. Use de-identified examples for the review.
Ask which fields and layouts can be configured and which changes need a separate scope. Confirm tax, accounting, statutory, and retention requirements with the appropriate advisers. Check the software against the requirements that apply to your hospital.
Separate hospital software from blood-bank software
RAKT’s dedicated blood-bank website is rakt.in. This site covers the hospital management platform. A hospital with a blood centre should evaluate the requirements of that service explicitly rather than assuming the HMS page describes all blood-bank operations.
Use the blood-bank link in the footer for the dedicated product information. If both products are part of your plan, document the required relationship between them and confirm the exact configuration or integration during the walkthrough.
Plan the migration before the launch date
Existing patient identifiers, tariff lists, item catalogues, opening stock, and outstanding financial records may come from different sources. Agree what is being moved, what will remain in a reference system, and how the team will reconcile the result.
The migration guide helps you list the records to move and check them after import. The implementation guide covers roles, sample workflows, training, and launch readiness. Neither assumes a universal migration format or a guaranteed number of days to go live.
Agree the cases your team will test
Select a small set of working cases with an owner and an expected result. Include a return visit, a laboratory request and release, a stock movement, an admission or transfer if relevant, and a payment correction. Add the exception cases that repeatedly cost your team time.
Use the downloadable buyer checklist to record demonstrated behaviour, configuration questions, and responsibilities. Keep the test results and agreed requirements together so both teams can review them before accepting the proposal or approving launch.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Questions about this topic.
Does RAKT guarantee compliance with every Indian healthcare requirement?
Your advisers should identify the requirements that apply to your hospital. Review the relevant software controls and deployment arrangements against them.
Is blood-bank software included in this HMS description?
The dedicated blood-bank product is described at rakt.in. Confirm any combined-product or integration requirements separately.
Can we get a fixed implementation timeline from this page?
No. Timing depends on scope, data readiness, configuration, interfaces, training, and acceptance. Use the implementation guide to prepare those inputs.
PLAN A DEMONSTRATION
See how RAKT handles
your team’s work.
Use fictional examples or blank formats. Keep patient information out of an initial enquiry.