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The site describes long-established billing and practice management software for South African general practitioners, dentists, clinics and allied health professionals, and it is distinctive because it is installed on the practice's own computers rather than delivered as a cloud service. The provider presents local installation as giving the practice control over its data and offers it to practices that prefer a conventional desktop system. The hardware requirement is modest, with a current 64-bit Windows computer being sufficient.
The documented patient management functions include demographics, medical aid details, allocation of patients to doctors or rooms, up to ninety-nine dependants on an account and a diary or scheduler. The billing functions cover daily records, treatment statistics, financial summaries, payment reports, aged analysis, medical aid analysis and credit control reports, and invoices can be back-dated or forward-dated. Master files hold consultations, procedures, injections, medicines, ICD-10 codes and medical aids, with unlimited entries and custom codes. Payments can be recorded as cash, electronic transfer or card, and tariffs are updated annually. The site sets out a claims workflow that runs from front-desk admission and benefit checks through encounter capture, batching and review, electronic submission, review of feedback, correction and resubmission of rejections, and payment capture. Submissions go through the established electronic claim clearing houses used in South Africa.
The provider advertises round-the-clock support for implementation, training and technical queries, together with free optional software updates, and it states that the software complies with the national medical schemes legislation and data protection law, without describing specific controls. An annual licence fee increase is announced in its news section. That section also publishes practical news about medical scheme contribution increases and a medicine single exit price adjustment, which shows how the provider uses topical, South African healthcare administration content to engage practices.