Ayurveda and AYUSH clinic software you shape to your own Prakriti case sheet
Avinya Plus is configurable Ayurveda and AYUSH clinic software. You build your own Prakriti and dosha case sheet in a block builder from select, number, and date fields, save each filled sheet onto the patient timeline, add classical formulations inline ranked by what your clinic prescribes, and bill Panchakarma therapies as GST service lines. India-first, in early access.
A dosha assessment in one register, the kashayam list in another, the therapy bill on a notepad
Run an Ayurveda or Panchakarma clinic and the patient's story scatters. The Prakriti assessment lives in a hand-ruled register, the classical and proprietary formulations get spelled three different ways across visits, and the abhyanga-plus-shirodhara package gets totalled on a notepad with no GST. Generic EMRs assume a fixed allopathic OPD form you cannot reshape, so the Vata-Pitta-Kapha grid you actually use never fits. You need a case sheet that matches how you assess, a medicine list that learns your dispensary, and therapy bills that are tax-clean for the CA.
Built for how clinics actually work.
Build a Prakriti and dosha case sheet that fits how you assess
Avinya Plus does not ship an Ayurveda form, so you build your own in the block builder from 23 field types. A single-select 'Prakriti' field carries Vata, Pitta, Kapha and dual-dosha options; a number field with 0-6 configurable decimal places records Agni, Bala or pulse counts; date fields stamp each Panchakarma sitting. Each filled sheet saves as a template_record on the patient's timeline, so a Vikriti reassessment next month sits beside the first. It is configuration, not a custom build or a support ticket.
Your dosha grid auto-colours and prints on your own letterhead
Any column in the case-sheet table can carry conditional formatting: a boolean rule such as a 'Dominant dosha' flag colours the cell with one of nine semantic styles, first matching rule wins. Drop merge tokens for your clinic name, GSTIN and the patient's name into the header so every printed sheet fills itself in. The same document renders to A4, A5 or 58/80mm thermal. So an aggravated-dosha row stands out at a glance and the sheet carries your vaidyashala's identity without anyone restyling it by hand.
Add classical formulations inline, ranked by what your clinic dispenses
Most Ayurvedic and classical formulations are not in any global drug list, so you add them once inline and they become part of your clinic's own catalogue, scoped to your tenant. The type-ahead then ranks results by what your clinic actually prescribes, rebuilt daily from your last 90 days, so your most-used kashayam or asava surfaces first instead of an alphabetical global list; a clinic with no history falls back to alphabetical order. The medicine-ranking migration documents this exact per-clinic rationale: a cardiology clinic and yours write different mixes, so a global popularity order would be wrong for both.
Allergy cross-check fires even on a formulation you typed in yourself
When you add a medicine to a prescription, the platform matches it against the patient's recorded active medication allergies by medicine link, brand, or active ingredient, word-boundary-aware. Because the check reads the ingredient and substance you entered, it works on a custom classical formulation too, not just catalogue drugs. A high-criticality match on a confirmed or presumed allergy raises a hard-stop dialog that needs a typed, audit-logged reason to override; any other match shows a softer alert. The generic prescribing and allergy story is covered in full on the prescription management page.
Bill Panchakarma and therapy as clean GST service lines
A therapy is a service in your catalogue with a name, a price, a tax rate and an HSN/SAC code, grouped under a service category like Panchakarma. Put abhyanga, shirodhara or a virechana sitting on a bill and once your clinic has a GSTIN the tax auto-splits into CGST plus SGST for same-state patients or a single IGST line for out-of-state. There is no first-class therapy 'package' object, so a course bills as service lines; it prints as an A4 tax invoice or an 80mm thermal receipt. The deep GST rules are owned by the GST billing page.
Honest: no pre-built Ayurveda module, and we say so
Avinya Plus is a generic, configurable platform. Ayurveda is one of five AYUSH entries in a 42-specialty picklist, not a clinical module, and there is no shipped dosha logic, no Panchakarma scheduler, and no first-class therapy 'package' object. A therapy package is modelled as one service line or a service category. We will not pretend an Ayurveda EMR exists where it does not. What is real is the builder, the per-clinic medicine catalogue, and GST billing, which you assemble into your own workflow. That honesty is the point.
At a glance
- Ayurveda is one of five AYUSH entries in a 42-specialty configuration picklist, not a pre-built clinical module; the platform ships no dosha or Panchakarma logic.
- A Prakriti and dosha case sheet is built by the clinic in a block builder from 23 field types (including single-select Prakriti options, number fields with 0-6 decimal places, and date fields) and saved as a template-record medical record.
- Case-sheet table cells can carry conditional formatting that colours a dominant or aggravated dosha row with one of nine semantic styles, first matching rule wins.
- Classical and proprietary formulations are added inline into the clinic's own medicine catalogue and ranked in search by what that clinic actually prescribes, rebuilt daily from the last 90 days, falling back to alphabetical order with no history.
- The drug-allergy cross-check matches by medicine link, brand, or active ingredient, so it fires on a self-added classical formulation; a high-criticality match on a confirmed or presumed allergy triggers a hard-stop with a typed, audit-logged override reason.
- Therapies are billed as GST service lines with an HSN/SAC code that auto-split into CGST+SGST (same state) or IGST (inter-state); there is no 'package' object, no recurring scheduler, and no automated reminders.
See how it stacks up.
| Feature | Paper / Excel | Legacy EMR | Avinya Plus |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prakriti / dosha case sheet that fits your assessment | Hand-ruled register | Fixed allopathic form | Built in the builder |
| Dominant-dosha rows auto-highlighted on print | No | No | Yes |
| Classical / proprietary formulations addable inline | Free-text | Partial | Yes |
| Medicine list ranked by your clinic's dispensing | No | No | Yes |
| Allergy check on a self-added formulation | No | Partial | Yes |
| Panchakarma therapy billed with auto GST split | Manual | Partial | Yes |
| Pre-built Ayurveda clinical module | No | Rare | You build it |
Questions, answered.
Does Avinya Plus come with a ready-made Prakriti or dosha case sheet?
No, and we will not pretend it does. Avinya Plus ships no pre-built Ayurveda form. Instead you build your own Prakriti and dosha case sheet in the block builder using a single-select Prakriti field for Vata, Pitta, Kapha and dual-dosha types, number fields with 0-6 decimal places for Agni, Bala or pulse, and date fields for each Panchakarma sitting. Every filled sheet saves as a template record on the patient's timeline, so this assessment sits beside the last one.
Is Avinya Plus an Ayurveda-specialist EMR?
No. Avinya Plus is a generic, configurable clinic platform. Ayurveda is one of five AYUSH entries in a 42-specialty picklist, not a hard-coded clinical module, and there is no shipped dosha engine or Panchakarma scheduler. What is real is the block builder for your case sheet, a per-clinic medicine catalogue you add formulations to, and GST billing for therapies, which you assemble into your own workflow. It is India-first today and in early access.
Can I add classical and proprietary Ayurvedic formulations that aren't in any drug list?
Yes. You add a formulation once inline and it becomes part of your clinic's own catalogue, scoped to your clinic. The type-ahead search then ranks results by what your clinic actually prescribes, rebuilt daily from your recent prescriptions, so your most-used kashayam, asava or churna surfaces first rather than an alphabetical global list. A clinic with no history simply falls back to alphabetical order.
Will the allergy check work on a formulation I typed in myself?
Yes. When you add a medicine to a prescription, it is matched against the patient's recorded active medication allergies by medicine link, brand, or active ingredient, word-boundary-aware. Because the check reads the ingredient and substance you entered, it works on a custom classical formulation too. A high-criticality match on a confirmed or presumed allergy raises a hard-stop dialog needing a typed, audit-logged override reason; other matches show a softer alert.
How do I bill a Panchakarma package or a therapy course?
Each therapy is a service in your catalogue with a name, a price, a tax rate and an HSN/SAC code, and you can group them under a service category like Panchakarma. There is no separate 'package' object, so a course is billed as service lines. Once your clinic has a GSTIN, tax auto-splits into CGST plus SGST for same-state patients or a single IGST line for out-of-state, and it prints as an A4 tax invoice or an 80mm thermal receipt.
Can it send automatic reminders for a multi-day therapy course or book recurring sittings?
No. Avinya Plus has no recurring or series scheduling engine and no automated SMS or email reminders, and we will not claim otherwise. You book each Panchakarma sitting as its own appointment, which moves through scheduled, in visit (in_consultation), and completed, with cancelled and no-show as terminal states. Each sitting can be dated on the case sheet so the course still reads as one continuous record on the patient's timeline.
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