Generate charges
Create billable items from configured services and active workflows.
Hospital billing and payments
Use configured service tariffs to support hospital billing, payment recording, balances, and workflow clearance without separating finance from the patient context.
The operational problem
Consultation, orders, procedures, inpatient services, bed days, ambulance, mortuary, and administrative services can create financial events. CliviQue keeps billing references attached to the relevant workflow and patient context.
What CliviQue currently supports
Use the facility service catalogue for applicable clinical and operational charges.
Record billed amounts, payments, outstanding balances, and settlement states.
Support operational checks such as inpatient discharge clearance.
Restrict finance actions to authorized roles while clinical teams retain appropriate visibility.
How the workflow progresses
Create billable items from configured services and active workflows.
Present the account, record payment, and update the outstanding balance.
Use the resolved financial state in downstream completion or discharge steps.
Current scope and limitations
Frequently asked questions
Yes. The documented seed catalogue includes consultation, lab, imaging, procedures, inpatient services, bed-day rates, ambulance, mortuary, and administrative fees.
Yes. The inpatient workflow includes billing clearance before discharge.
No. Hospital patient billing is an HMIS workflow; CliviQue subscription billing covers the organization's software access.
Patient registration and OPD
Move an outpatient visit from registration to a completed encounter
View featureInpatient and bed management
Manage admission, ward and bed assignment, rounds, transfers, and discharge
View featureFacility operations and service catalogue
Configure departments, wards, services, tariffs, and live operating views
View featureGuided implementation
A product walkthrough can cover the implemented workflow, roles, facility setup, subscription entitlements, deployment boundaries, and any requirements that remain outside the current MVP.