Software catalog

Admission-discharge-transfer, billing, ward census, and PhilHealth eClaims preparation for LGU-run hospitals — with local admin control and contracted support, the two things device-and-dump rollouts never leave behind. Patient records follow the patient from ER to ward to billing instead of chasing them on paper.

Every 20% Development Fund and provincial infrastructure project tracked with physical vs financial progress, geotagged photo evidence, and slippage alerts — the difference between finding out about a stalled project from a dashboard and finding out from a COA finding. Built for the era of ghost-project scrutiny.

The provincial operations picture during disasters: situation reports rolling up from municipal DRRM offices, resource deployment tracking, and a response asset registry across the province — replacing the radio-and-whiteboard consolidation that loses hours when hours matter. OCD-format reports generate from live data.

Drug and medical supply inventory for LGU hospitals: dispensing against charge slips, expiry management, and therapeutics committee reports — closing the gap between what the stock cards say and what the shelves hold, before COA counts it for you. Reorder points stop stockouts of the medicines patients are promised.

Lab request-to-result tracking and a blood bank registry for provincial and district hospitals — results released against verified requests with proper sign-off, and blood units traceable from donor to transfusion. The logbooks these replace are exactly where transcription errors and lost results live.

Commitment and release records, PDL profiles, visitation logs, and a court production calendar for the provincial jail — plus a GCTA computation aid so time-allowance disputes are worked from records, not recollection. Headcounts, court dates, and releases stop depending on a single ledger book.

Input distribution across municipalities, demo farm records, and calamity crop-damage consolidation for the provincial agriculture office — so the province knows which municipality received which interventions, and damage reports reach the DA in days instead of weeks. Program overlaps and gaps become visible on one screen.

Livestock inventories, vaccination campaigns, and animal shipping permits for the provincial veterinarian — the records that determine how fast you can respond when ASF or avian flu reaches your borders. Checkpoint personnel verify shipping permits by QR instead of judging photocopies.

Booking, dispatch, fuel, and maintenance for the province's heavy equipment — graders, dump trucks, backhoes — so utilization is a report, not a rumor, and 'borrowed' equipment always has a paper trail. Municipalities request online; the provincial engineer approves with full visibility.

Scholarship administration at provincial scale — thousands of applicants, municipal quotas, ranked screening, disbursement batches, and school billing reconciliation — replacing the filing cabinets that make every semester's release an all-hands operation. The Governor sees utilization and outcomes per municipality in real time.

Permit issuance, delivery receipts, and extraction tax collection for the province's quarry and sand-and-gravel jurisdiction — with checkpoint-verifiable delivery tickets that make underdeclaration harder than compliance. One of the leakiest provincial revenue streams becomes auditable end to end.