ERP for Healthcare

Patients, practitioners, pharmacy and billing on one record.

Clinical administration and the business of running a practice in one system — appointments, dispensing, claims, staff and accounts.

Patient portalPharmacy stock with expiry controlInsurance claim handling

Estimated $999 per month · hosting, updates and support included

How it runs

How a patient visit runs, end to end.

RegistrationAppointmentConsultationOrdersPharmacyBillingClaimAccounting

A visit becomes a bill and a claim without a second system.

What ERP36T manages

Everything a clinic or hospital runs on.

Included in the plan — not priced module by module.

Patient recordsDemographics, history, documents and visit timeline in one file.
Appointment schedulingBy practitioner, room and service, with reminders and no-show tracking.
Practitioner schedulingAvailability, sessions and workload across locations.
Consultation notesStructured encounter records against the patient timeline.
Pharmacy and dispensingStock by batch and expiry, dispensing against prescription, reorder control.
Consumables and storesMedical supplies tracked like any other inventory, with reorder levels.
BillingService catalogue, package pricing, co-payment and patient statements.
Insurance claimsClaim preparation, submission tracking and reconciliation of settlements.
Patient portalAppointments, results availability, invoices and payments online.
HR and payrollRostering, leave and payroll for clinical and administrative staff.
Compliance and auditFull record history — who changed what, when, and what it was before.
Accounting built inRevenue by service line, receivables and financial statements.
ZATCA e-invoicingTax and simplified tax invoices issued to ZATCA's e-invoicing requirements, for businesses in Saudi Arabia. How it works
VAT through tax templatesVAT applied on every sales and purchase document and posted to the ledger as it is saved.
Arabic and EnglishA full right-to-left Arabic interface alongside English, on the same records.

What it replaces

The healthcare stack ERP36T replaces.

Each of these is a place where a number gets re-typed, and a place where two versions of the truth can disagree.

  • A booking diary separate from billing
  • Pharmacy stock on a spreadsheet
  • Claims tracked in email
  • Expiry checked by hand
  • Payroll outsourced and invisible
  • Accounting reconciled monthly

What changes

What changes for healthcare providers.

Claims that get paid

Prepared from the visit record, tracked to settlement, reconciled in the ledger.

No expired stock on the shelf

Batch and expiry enforced at dispensing, with reorder before the shortage.

Revenue by service line

What each service actually contributes, rather than a single practice total.

Free ERP Assessment

Find out if your business is ready for ERP.

Thirty minutes, no cost, no obligation. Tell us how you run today and we'll reply with a short ERP readiness summary — including an honest answer if ERP isn't the right move yet.