Authentication & User Model
A deliberately simple two-user model - Staff and Patient. Staff get full portal access; patients get OTP secure-link access with no registration and no password.
From scan to report to patient delivery - manage the complete diagnostic imaging workflow in one platform.
| Patient | Modality | Status |
|---|---|---|
| AMAarav MehtaPT-10428 | MRI Brain | Reported |
| FSFatima SheikhPT-10427 | CT Chest | In Progress |
| RVRohit VermaPT-10425 | X-RAY Chest | Delivered |
| SASana AliPT-10422 | USG Abdomen | Pending |
Every step from patient intake to patient delivery lives in a single audited environment - no paper handoffs, no fragmented communication, no chasing results.
Pending, In Progress, Reported and Delivered - every study carries a live status that staff can filter by date, modality or state.
Full visit history per patient. Every study, scan and report from every visit stays accessible, so returning patients never need re-entry.
Publishing locks the report, writes an immutable audit record and fires delivery. Edits after publish create a new, audit-logged version.
Results arrive on the patient’s phone the moment they are published - viewable, downloadable and shareable from any device.
Nine functional modules cover the imaging report lifecycle end to end - available from the Basic plan upward.
A deliberately simple two-user model - Staff and Patient. Staff get full portal access; patients get OTP secure-link access with no registration and no password.
Register patients with name, mobile, email, DOB, gender and Patient ID. Search by name, mobile or ID, with duplicate detection on mobile and email.
A study represents a visit and carries one or more investigations - each with requesting doctor, body part and clinical history, tracked through four clear states.
Drag-and-drop multi-file upload built for large DICOM series: progress with resume, checksum verification, automatic thumbnails and no orphaned files.
A medical document editor, not a PDF annotator: structured sections, modality templates, prior-report reference, drafts, version history and a publish lock.
DICOM stored in native format and never re-compressed, with a fast metadata index, AES-256 at rest, TLS 1.3 in transit and configurable retention.
Role-appropriate viewing. Clinicians get window level, measurements, annotations, MPR and multi-series comparison; patients get a simple scroll viewer.
One click sends the report by WhatsApp, email and secure link, with printable QR access, staff-to-staff sharing and expiry control on patient links.
Every significant action logged with user, timestamp, IP and device - logins, report versions, uploads, shares and downloads. Immutable and CSV-exportable.
A dark, distraction-free imaging stage with the measurement and reconstruction tools radiologists expect - and a stripped-back version for patients, so nobody sees tools they do not need.
The full reading toolkit for clinical decisions.
Deliberately minimal - no clutter, nothing to misread.
DIDP is a rich medical document editor with the imaging workflow built in - templates per modality, prior reports one click away, and a version for every save.
42-year-old male with recurrent headache and transient visual disturbance. No prior imaging on record.
Multiplanar, multisequence MRI of the brain performed without contrast. Axial T1, T2, FLAIR and DWI sequences acquired.
Normal grey-white matter differentiation. A 18.4 mm T2 hyperintense focus in the right frontal subcortical white matter. Ventricular system normal in size and configuration. No midline shift, mass effect or restricted diffusion.
Solitary non-specific white matter focus. No acute intracranial abnormality demonstrated.
Clinical correlation advised. Follow-up MRI in six months if symptoms persist.
One publish action fans out across every channel. Patients verify with an OTP - no account, no password - and staff can see exactly what was sent, opened and when.
Staff configure how long each patient link remains active. Delivery state is tracked through Queued → Sent → Delivered → Viewed → Expired, and every share and download is written to the audit trail.
No email chains, no external messaging tools, no permission requests. Any staff member can pass a case to a colleague in one click - and the whole exchange stays attached to the study.
Sharing this study for a quick check before publish - please confirm the right frontal focus measurement before I lock the report.
Measurement agrees with my read. Impression is appropriate - no contrast study needed. Good to publish.
Shares, notes, second-opinion requests, downloads and publishes all land in the same immutable activity record - exportable to CSV for compliance and investigations.
DIDP runs entirely on its own from day one. As your operation grows, the same platform plugs into your LIS and then your PACS - removing manual data entry first, then manual scan uploads altogether.
The integration layer listens for events from your Laboratory Information System and creates the matching patient profiles, studies and investigations inside the portal - pre-populated, ready to work on.
Imaging machines send studies to PACS over DICOM; DIDP pulls them the moment they are acquired and maps them to the right patient using a published Modality Worklist. Manual upload disappears.
Every plan carries the full imaging lifecycle. What changes is how much of your existing infrastructure DIDP talks to - and how much manual work disappears.
A fully self-contained platform requiring no integration with existing hospital software. Every step from patient registration to report delivery is managed in the portal.
Everything in Basic, extended with bidirectional integration to your existing LIS. Patient records flow in automatically and staff open pre-populated studies.
The complete solution: LIS integration from Economy plus PACS connectivity that removes all manual scan uploads, a structured approval hierarchy and enterprise role governance.
ASVANTA TECH builds diagnostic imaging infrastructure for hospitals, diagnostic centres and imaging networks - where patient safety, data clarity and workflow visibility matter more than features.
No. The Basic plan is a fully self-contained standalone diagnostic portal that requires no integration with existing hospital software - which is why it deploys in 2 to 4 weeks with no burden on your IT or integration teams. LIS integration is added in the Economy plan, and PACS connectivity in the Pro plan.
Patients receive a secure, time-limited link by WhatsApp and email the moment a report is published. They verify identity with a mobile OTP - no account registration and no password - then view the report, scroll the scan images in a simplified viewer, and download the PDF report or DICOM files. They can return any time to see past reports.
Staff can upload DICOM (.dcm), JPEG, PNG, MP4 and ZIP archives, with drag-and-drop multi-file upload, resume capability and checksum verification. Investigation types include MRI, CT Scan, X-Ray, Ultrasound, PET, Mammography and Fluoroscopy.
All platform data sits in a redundant, encrypted cloud environment. DICOM series are stored in native format and never re-compressed, with web preview images generated separately. Encryption is AES-256 at rest and TLS 1.3 in transit, and the retention period is configurable with a 7-year default.
Yes - that is the core addition of the Pro plan. Imaging machines send acquisitions to PACS over the DICOM protocol, DIDP connects to PACS through a secure API and pulls each study in real time, and a published DICOM Modality Worklist guarantees the scan maps to the correct patient and study. No manual download, transfer or upload is involved.
Every significant action is logged with user identity, timestamp, IP address, device and action detail - logins, report creation, edits, version changes and publishes, scan uploads and deletions, shares and downloads, and user management changes. Logs are immutable and exportable to CSV.
Tell us your modalities, staff size and whether an LIS or PACS is already in place. We will walk you through the plan that fits and what deployment looks like.