GP clinic software built specifically for Sri Lankan doctors
Everything a general practitioner needs to run a modern private practice — patient records, prescriptions, scheduling, and billing, all in one place.
The challenge
Running a busy GP practice in Sri Lanka means juggling paper patient files, handwritten prescriptions, a packed waiting room, and end-of-day billing — often with just one or two staff. Missing patient history, illegible prescriptions, and long queues don’t just frustrate patients; they cost your practice time and revenue every day.
How DocPP helps
Patient records
Full digital history accessible instantly, so you never lose track of a returning patient’s medical background.
E-prescribing
Create prescriptions from a customisable local drug list in seconds, cutting errors and pharmacy back-and-forth.
Appointment scheduling
Manage walk-ins and bookings from one calendar.
Pharmacy and billing
Generate invoices and receipts instantly, and track dispensed medicine.
AI patient overview
DocPP’s AI reviews a patient’s past history and surfaces what’s relevant before you even open the file.
Multi-staff accounts
Separate logins for doctors, receptionists, and administrators as your practice grows.
Why GPs choose DocPP
Built in Sri Lanka since 2008, DocPP understands the realities of local practice — from Sri Lankan drug names to local payment methods for renewals. No generic international software, no unnecessary complexity.
Frequently asked
DocPP is built specifically for Sri Lankan general practitioners — with local drug lists, local payment methods, and 18+ years of local healthcare software experience behind it, rather than a generic international product adapted after the fact.
DocPP costs LKR 10,000 per month or LKR 65,000 per year, with a 14-day free trial and no joining fee.
Yes. DocPP offers a seamless migration process — the team can import Excel, CSV, or legacy EMR data, and help digitise existing paper-based records.
No. DocPP is designed for doctors and clinic staff, with no coding or IT expertise required.
