Clinic software in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar.
Made in your city.

Software demos usually live on a slide deck or a laptop in a vendor’s office. For doctors in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar (formerly Aurangabad), the shape of a useful demo is different: it happens in the room where the OPD actually runs, on an iPad on the consult desk, with the reception seat open, and the receptionist clicking through what she’d do on a Tuesday morning.

That’s how we run demos here. One of us drives across, sits in the consult room with you, opens the iPad, and walks through your actual OPD flow — adding a patient to the queue, consulting, printing a Marathi prescription, closing out. 30 minutes end-to-end; questions after. If a visit doesn’t fit the week, a 30-minute iPad screen-share demo works too.

For a solo doctor or a small clinic in the city, going live looks like this:

• A 15-minute setup call. We add your clinic, your doctor profile, your room list, your preferred prescription template. Your medicines come across from the Excel sheet you have, if you have one.
• Your receptionist and you log in. The reception screen is designed for staff who have never used an EMR before — the onboarding video runs under four minutes.
• First patient on the new system that same working day. Paper register in parallel for the first week if you prefer the belt-and-braces.

For a maternity hospital with reception, nursing, admin and billing teams, we schedule the setup across two working days and run alongside your paper register for the first fortnight. Still no project plan — just a sequence of short calls.

When something slows down the OPD, “raise a ticket in the portal” is the wrong shape of help. Our support is a WhatsApp thread with the founding team — the people who built the product. Typical reply within an hour on working days, often within minutes. In Marathi, Hindi or English — pick whichever your staff is comfortable in.

Being based in the city matters here. If a problem genuinely needs an in-person look (a network reconfiguration at a hospital, a printer handshake with the Marathi prescription template, a billing-wallet reconciliation question), we drive across. That’s rare, but when it’s needed, “we’ll ship someone next week” is the wrong answer.

We’re running a Founding Clinics programme for the first 50 hospitals on EMRDoctor — direct WhatsApp access to the founding team for support, launch pricing locked for two years, and a seat at the next-year roadmap review. The programme is open to clinics and hospitals anywhere in India, but it started in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar because that’s where we are. Ask on the demo call for the current pricing + what the founding programme includes.

A reference call with a hospital that’s already live on EMRDoctor is the honest way to judge a vendor. We’re not there yet — the founding programme is onboarding its first hospitals now, and we won’t name them in public until they’re live and have given consent to be a reference. Ask us when you book the demo; we’ll connect you directly as soon as the first ones go live.