Controlled Hospital Onboarding
Hospitals should be able to start a free trial, but no hospital should go live without review. The platform needed a request and approval flow owned by a Super Admin.
Hospital Management Software Case Study: A Multi-Tenant SaaS for Eye Hospitals
See how IV Infotech built Eyenosis, a multi-tenant hospital management SaaS that connects OPD, OT booking, counselling, billing, ward management, discharge and reports in one platform, with Super Admin approval and role-based access for every hospital.
Eye hospitals handle a steady flow of patients, from first registration and OPD checks to counselling, surgery and discharge. When each step lives in a separate register, phone call or file, appointments get mixed up, OT slots clash, bills go out in pieces and owners wait for reports. IV Infotech set out to solve this for eye hospitals with a single cloud platform called Eyenosis.
Eyenosis is a product we built in-house, so we designed it for many hospitals from day one. Each hospital gets its own workspace, hospital code, users and permissions, while a Super Admin approves new hospitals and manages plans, subscriptions and payments. Inside every hospital, reception, doctors, OT staff, counsellors and accountants work on one connected patient journey, from registration to discharge.
Key pages and layouts from the eyenosis project. Tap any screen to view it full size.
What eyenosis was up against before we started.
Hospitals should be able to start a free trial, but no hospital should go live without review. The platform needed a request and approval flow owned by a Super Admin.
Every hospital needs its own workspace, unique slug and hospital code, without the product turning into separate copies of the software.
Eye prescriptions depend on the eye being treated, so medicine data had to include dosage, type, category and mode (left eye, right eye or both eyes), along with a diagnosis list.
A receptionist, doctor, OT assistant, counsellor and accountant all touch the same patient, and each needs a clear screen with the right rights.
Hospitals in different countries need their own locations (country, state, district) and time zones for appointments and OT scheduling.
How we turned those problems into a working product — step by step.
A complete solution tailored for eyenosis.
We designed the multi-tenant structure and the Super Admin layer that approves and manages every hospital on the platform.
We built the hospital modules that follow the patient from registration to discharge, in one connected web application.
We designed clear dashboards for each role, so every user sees the screen and actions their job needs.
We tied every screen and action to a role, which limits what each user can see or change.
We built eye-care specific master data so hospitals select from clean lists instead of typing free text.
We built operational, clinical and financial reports into the product so owners do not depend on separate tools.
The functionality that makes the product work for its users.
Every screen and action is tied to a role, so receptionists, doctors, OT staff and accountants each get their own dashboard and rights.
Each user sees only what their job needs
Important activity on the platform is recorded, and the Super Admin can review it.
Clear record of who did what
Staff choose the surgeon from a dropdown and see the available time slots before booking an OT appointment.
Fewer OT scheduling clashes
Medicines are stored with dosage, type, category and mode (left eye, right eye or both eyes), along with a diagnosis master.
Consistent prescriptions built for ophthalmology
Hospitals can share patient history and hospital history through incoming and sent requests.
Earlier records available when the patient needs them
Location and time zone masters let hospitals in countries such as India, Australia or Germany set the right region.
Correct local time for appointments and OT booking
What changed for eyenosis after launch.
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| Metric | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
| Patient registration | Paper forms and registers | Digital registration with doctor assigned at the same time |
| Appointments | Separate books for walk-in and phone bookings | Walk-in, phone and OT appointments in one system |
| OT scheduling | Phone calls and memory, with a risk of clashes | Surgeon dropdown with visible time slots |
| Counselling follow-up | Searching through files | OT counselling queue with payment status |
| Billing | Separate OPD and surgery slips | OPD and surgery bill created together |
| Refunds | Hard to track | Recorded in the system |
| Discharge | Documents prepared by hand | Bill summary, discharge card and certificate in one place |
| Reports | Manual counting | Operational, clinical and financial reports |
| Staff access | Shared files | Role and permission based access |
| Hospital onboarding | No standard process | Free trial, Super Admin approval, then go-live |
Real outcomes, real partnerships — in their own words.
Registration, OT booking and billing used to be handled in different places. Now our team works from one system, and the daily collection and pending payment reports are ready without manual counting.
Patient details reach me automatically after registration, and I can see OT slots before booking a surgery. It saves repeated questions and phone calls for the whole team.
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