THE DOCUMENTATION PLATFORM · DOCTOR'S ORDERS
Orders that travel from voice to chart in a single breath.
Voice-captured. ICD-10 and SNOMED auto-coded. Synced to pharmacy and lab the instant they are signed.
Live order set · Bed 12
- · Inj Pantoprazole 40mg IV stat
- · CBC + LFT + RFT - STAT
- · NPO until 8pm pre-op
- · Auto-coded · drug interactions verified
How it works
Capture. Structure. Deliver.
01 · Capture
The doctor speaks the order.
Bedside, ward, OPD, between consultations. Axone is always listening - never recording without consent.
02 · Structure
Axone normalises and codes.
The voice intent is parsed against the patient’s allergy profile, current medications, and contraindications. ICD-10 and SNOMED resolve automatically. Drug–drug interactions surface in real time.
03 · Deliver
Pharmacy and lab receive it.
The signed order routes to pharmacy, lab, or radiology within seconds. A complete audit trail is generated. NABH-compliant by default.
Before / After
Order entry time.
Per order set, measured against typed entry into a legacy CPOE. Includes coding and validation.
What it looks like
A signed order set in context.
- PatientIP-1204 · Mr R Sharma · 62 y M · Bed 12
- IndicationAcute cholecystitis, pre-op evaluation
- OrdersInj Pantoprazole 40mg IV stat
- InvestigationsCBC, LFT, RFT, INR, Crossmatch 2u
- NPOAfter 8pm tonight, OT slot 0830 hrs
- Signed byDr S Iyer · 08:14:22 IST
Illustrative interface · configurable per hospital.
Integrations & compliance
Hours, not orders
“A doctor in a 200-bed Bengaluru hospital writes between 80 and 120 orders per shift. That is hours of typing, scrolling, and switching screens. Axone gives those hours back. Not to documentation. To the next patient.”