Four kinds of eye-care business run on Aviral.

The system is the same. What changes is which part of it carries your day.

Standalone eye clinic

One location, one or two ophthalmologists, an optometrist and a front desk.

Paper registers for records, separate software for billing, and follow-ups that depend on someone remembering.

One record from registration to bill, and reminders that go out whether or not anyone remembers.

Several units under one brand, with staff and surgeons who move between them.

No live view across branches, reconciliation done in spreadsheets, and each unit drifting into its own process.

Every branch on one system with its own isolated records, and one day-book for the group.

A general hospital whose ophthalmology department has outgrown the main system.

The hospital system has no refraction workup, no glass prescription and no IOL tracking — so the eye department keeps its own registers.

A real eye department inside the hospital, on records the rest of the hospital can see.

An optical counter attached to a clinic, or a retail chain with refraction on site.

The prescription is re-typed at the counter, and frame and lens stock has no connection to the examination.

The exam writes the prescription, and the prescription drives the sale.

Tell us how your day runs and we will show you the parts that matter.