Orders & Services
Clinical transactions arrive from the hospital system.
ASTECH Financial & Accounting connects clinical transactions, billing, claims, inventory, procurement, assets, and banking into one finance backbone that is audit-ready and easy for management to follow.
A hospital needs a clean bridge between care, claims, stock, purchasing, assets, and the books. Without integration, reconciliation slows down, the risk of discrepancy rises, and strategic decisions are put off.
Financial &
Accounting
Every operational activity can be traced through to its accounting impact, so the finance team stops working as an island apart from the hospital's services.
Clinical transactions arrive from the hospital system.
Patient and payer invoices are raised.
BPJS, insurers, and receivables are monitored.
Medicine and material usage becomes cost.
POs, receipts, and invoices stay under control.
Journals and postings follow the rules.
Dashboards and reports ready to read.
Built for hospitals that need transaction control, approval flows, and reporting across units without losing the operational detail.
The bookkeeping core for journals, chart of accounts, closing, and consolidation.
Control of patient, payer, and claim receivables and of incoming payments.
Manage vendor invoices from purchase order and goods receipt through to payment.
Plan and monitor budgets by unit, programme, and operational period.
Manage hospital assets from acquisition and depreciation through transfer to disposal.
Control cash, bank, settlement, and daily payment reconciliation.
The team can read revenue, cost, receivables, payables, cash, budget, and unit performance from one workspace. What follows is a representation of the interface until the official product screenshots are approved.
The hospital's revenue flow becomes clearer because billing, claims, receipts, adjustments, and journals are all connected.
Patient and diagnostic activity is captured as the source of a transaction.
Invoices, packages, payers, and claims are controlled through a measurable flow.
Payments, corrections, and write-offs follow approval and documentation.
Journals, receivables, revenue, and reports are presented to management.
Directors and management can see the indicators that matter without waiting for a manual compilation from several teams.
Hospital transactions are shaped by clinical care, payer packages, pharmacy, radiology, laboratory, rooms, procedures, returns, discounts, deposits, claims, and regulation. ASTECH helps bring that complexity into a finance process that can actually be controlled.
Every significant transaction can be bounded by access rights, approval, accounting periods, and an audit trail, so financial control does not depend on manual coordination.
Report groupings can be adapted to the hospital's structure, internal standards, and management needs.
Balance sheet, profit and loss, cash flow, trial balance, general ledger, and journals.
Service revenue, claims, payer receivables, ageing, and settlement.
Spend, vendor payables, purchasing, receipts, and unit costs.
Valued stock, movements, usage, depreciation, and the asset register.
Budget, actuals, remaining budget, and period comparison.
A performance summary for directors, work units, and the operations committee.
Financial & Accounting acts as the control layer, reading transaction sources from care, diagnostics, supply chain, and payments.
Implementation time is set after assessing module scope, integrations, data migration, and the readiness of the internal team.
Mapping processes, modules, integrations, data, and risk.
Designing the chart of accounts, approvals, cost centres, and transaction scenarios.
Configuring modules, reports, integrations, and access rights.
Validating the process with key users and the finance team.
Support through the first close, and refinement afterwards.
The investment estimate is built from module scope, integrations, number of entities, data migration, training, and post go-live support.
For hospitals that need GL, AR, AP, cash and bank, and integrated core reporting.
For organisations that want finance joined up with procurement, inventory, and assets.
For multi-unit operations or hospital groups with more complex integration and reporting needs.
An anonymised case study, to show the implementation approach without disclosing customer data.
Billing, claims, purchasing, stock, and journal data compiled by hand across many files.
Operational transactions flow into finance with approval, an audit trail, and consistent reporting.
A summary of the questions hospitals usually ask before opening a Financial & Accounting implementation discussion.
Not necessarily. The solution can be integrated with your existing hospital system, depending on the readiness of its API, database, and operational processes.
GL, AR, AP, cash and bank, basic budgeting, and billing or claim integration are the usual first priorities.
Yes. The flow can be designed so claim and payer data supports receivables monitoring, settlement, and reconciliation.
The ASTECH team maps your chart of accounts and cost centre structure so the implementation follows your internal accounting policy.
Yes. Approval can be applied to transactions such as payments, purchasing, adjustments, and other significant documents.
Yes. The migration scope is set from data quality, the historical period required, and reporting needs.
Yes. An executive dashboard and management reports can be built around the indicators you agree.
The duration is decided after assessing module scope, integrations, data migration, and the readiness of the hospital team.
Healthcare is the main focus, but the finance and accounting foundation can also be adapted for organisations that need integrated transaction control and reporting.
The ASTECH team is ready to help map the modules, integrations, data migration, and the most realistic implementation roadmap for your organisation.