Module catalogue
Nine modules, built in a deliberate order
HealthcareVedas is one platform assembled from focused modules. Each page below says what the module does, who it is for and exactly how far along it is.
Being built now. These are the modules we are shaping with early-access hospitals and consultants.
- In buildExplore module
Supply analytics
Inventory Intelligence
Turn a routine stock export into ABC, VED and FSN classifications, expiry-risk views and consumption dashboards.
- In buildExplore module
Operations maths
Hospital Calculators
OPD workload, bed occupancy, average length of stay and patient-flow calculators with assumptions you can tune.
- In buildExplore module
Documentation
SOP Studio
Draft, version and approve standard operating procedures from structured templates instead of forwarded Word files.
- In buildExplore module
Audit readiness
Records Management
Hospital documentation, audit findings, CAPA actions and training registers kept in one retrievable system.
Specified and sequenced behind the modules above. The design is settled; the build has not started.
- PlannedExplore module
Expertise network
Consultant Marketplace
Hospitals post accreditation and improvement requirements; independent consultants respond with scoped proposals.
- PlannedExplore module
Supply network
Pharmacy Connect
A licensed supply network with near-expiry redistribution, so stock moves to where it will actually be used.
- PlannedExplore module
Advisory
Digital Transformation
Hospital software selection, integration and automation advisory for teams modernising their operations.
Open questions rather than commitments. We are scoping whether and how these should exist.
- ExploringExplore module
Future module
Medical Tourism
Coordinated international patient journeys — enquiry, estimate, travel and follow-up in one thread.
- ExploringExplore module
Future module
Medical Crowdfunding
Transparent treatment-funding campaigns with verified estimates and spend visible to contributors.
Early access
Which module would you use first?
That answer shapes what we build next. Tell us the module and the problem behind it, and we will tell you where it stands and when you could try it.