CuroMedica

Reports and audit trail

Reports that say what they counted, and for which dates.

The numbers a hospital checks every day come from the same records the staff work in. Each report prints the range or date it was run for, so an empty report is known to be empty and not a mistyped date.

Daily OPD reportRan for 10 Nov 2026 to 10 Nov 2026 · 1 day
Visits
144
Closed
131
Collections ₹
1,22,550
By department
  • General Medicine62
  • Orthopaedics31
  • Paediatrics27
  • Obstetrics and Gynaecology24
Collections by method
Cash38,400
UPI61,250
Card22,900
Total1,22,550

What changes on the floor

Lab links and oversight. Included in: Hospitals, Hospital groups, Clinics.

  • A report shows nothing and nobody knows if that is true

    Every report echoes the dates or parameters it ran on, so an empty result can be trusted.

  • Figures in the report do not match the bills

    Reports read the same bill lines, payments and stock movements the desks create. There is no second set of numbers.

  • After a dispute, nobody can say who changed what

    Bills, notes, beds, stock and overrides each keep a trail of who acted and when.

Rules the software enforces

These are checks in the product, with the reason shown to the person at the screen.

  • Checked
    Every report states its range

    The dates or parameters used are returned with the result.

  • Recorded
    A chained audit log

    Sensitive actions are written to an audit trail where each entry is linked to the one before it.

What is in it

Daily

  • Daily OPD by department and doctor
  • Collections by payment method
  • Refunds for the same range
  • Pharmacy day sales

Stock and money

  • Stock on hand per batch
  • Expiring and low-stock lists
  • Insurer receivables with ageing as of any date
  • Claims by status and age

Trail

  • Activity log per user
  • Audit entries for overrides, write-offs and reversals
  • Group rollups for head office

Questions hospitals ask

Who can see the reports?+

Access follows the staff role. Managers and administrators see the hospital's reports, and head-office users see the rollups for their group.

See reports on your own setup.

A demo is set up with your departments, bed types and tariffs, so you see your hospital and not a sample one.