Day to day

Reports and the numbers

Who came, what was taken, and every lab report read in — for any dates, ready to print or download.


The Reports screen in the top menu was called Numbers. It has three tabs — Summary, Who came and Lab reports — and each of them answers for whichever dates you choose: today, this week, this month, this year, or any two dates of your own.

The date boxes follow the language the app is in: in Bangla the months and the digits are Bangla.

Summary

Patients, visits and money for the dates you picked — and beside them the totals since your very first day, so today’s number has something to be read against.

Who came

One row per visit: the date, the patient, the diagnosis, the chamber, how many medicines and the fee. Each row carries a Send button too, so a prescription can go to the patient from here.

Lab reports

Every report that has been read in. The title is made rather than typed — the panel the reader found, else the laboratory, else the date — with how many values were read and how many fell outside the range the laboratory itself printed. Press a row and it opens the values, anything the two readings disagreed about, and the scanned pages.

Printing and downloading

  1. Print puts the dates you chose at the top of the sheet.
  2. Spreadsheet gives a CSV that opens in Excel.
  3. PDF gives you what you are looking at.
The money comes from the fees taken at the desk. If a chamber has a share set, what each chamber owes is on this screen too — see chambers.

If this page did not get you there, write to support — tell us where it stopped making sense and we will fix the page too.