What softhubd is for
softhubd is prescription software for a doctor’s chamber in Bangladesh. You write the visit on one page, print it on the pad you already use, and, if the patient has left, make a JPG or PDF that you attach yourself on WhatsApp or email. Lines you type come back the next day. You click them onto the pad. They do not climb on by themselves. About 72,000 medicines and supplies can be searched, with group, company, and price visible to you and hidden on the print unless that chamber turns them on. A visit gets an ID, such as 0042. The mobile is for finding people, not for the paper.
That is a narrow job, and the narrowness is the point. The page after login is the writing page. A junior can leave the history. You finish it. Bangla or English. Doses in words, including drops per minute. A clear seal stays clear. Each chamber keeps its own pad. The count at the end of the day is today, this week, this month, and this year.
What it will not pretend to be
It will not send SMS. It will not listen to your voice and write the note. It will not put a queue on a television. It will not run offline. It will not check drug interactions or fill ICD codes. It will not sell serial numbers, collect chamber fees, or take an automatic bKash or Nagad payment inside the visit. You can pay for a pack by scanning after you log in, and the licence starts when that payment is seen. Those missing pieces are not on a roadmap hidden in this paragraph. If your first problem is the crowd at the door, say that before you buy. This product starts when the patient is already in the chair.
Other companies in Bangladesh sell wider clinic systems. Some of them are honest about SMS being down, or about voice, or about a free tier with a small daily cap. softhubd does not need to copy their list to look complete. A complete list of things you do not get is more useful than a complete list of things that sound modern. Read this page for the writing. Read someone else for the waiting room.
How the money and the rooms work
Monthly: Basic ৳1,000, 500 saves, 2 chambers, one doctor. Standard ৳2,000, 1,000 saves, 5 chambers. Premium ৳3,000, 2,000 saves, 10 chambers. The doctor matches by name and degree. Unused saves carry: 500 used as 200 leaves 300, and another 500 next month makes 800. Buying once is up to 5 doctors and 10 chambers, with the price asked on the demo, not invented here. Domain and hosting can be separate from this website. A licence can be locked to a domain, or left open if no domain is written on it.
Two prescriptions are free on the demo, with a live print, in a new tab. That is the right place to see the pad, the search, and the file. It is a poor place to negotiate a rumour. Dr. Abul Kalam Azad, child specialist at Sufia Memorial Maa-Shishu and General Hospital on P C College Road in Bagerhat, uses the software and tells other doctors about it. One named chamber is the review. The sample cards on the homepage are samples, so you can picture the work. They are not extra customers.
A provider that stays in its lane
The useful question is not whether the website repeats the phrase “software provider” until a search engine notices. The useful question is whether the chamber can finish a visit on its own paper, find last month’s writing, and hand over a file without a second product in the middle. If the answer after the demo is yes, the packs are the next conversation. If the answer is that you needed a queue board, the honest result of this article is that you should not buy it.
You can write to designportbd@gmail.com. The demo is https://soft.softhubd.com/?demo=1 and it opens beside this site, not instead of a surprise login on another brand. Payment numbers stay behind the account login. Nothing on this page is a promise that Google will rank it. The page is here so a doctor can tell, in one sitting, what the software does.
A sitting that should answer the purchase
Read this once, then open the demo, then decide. The software lets a doctor in Bangladesh write a prescription, print it on the pad already in the drawer, find an old visit, and hand over a file. Suggestions are yesterday’s own sentences. The medicine list is large, about 72,000 rows, and the price on a row is a private hint. Fever at 100 mentions Paracetamol and waits for a click. Chambers stay separate. Monthly money is ৳1,000, ৳2,000, or ৳3,000, with unused saves kept. Buying once is a question for the demo. Dr. Abul Kalam Azad in Bagerhat uses it and tells other doctors. That is the whole true advertisement. Anything louder is decoration.
The things people add when they want a page to sound bigger are listed here so they can be declined in advance. No SMS. No voice. No waiting-room screen. No offline mode. No interaction checker. No ICD. No serial. No automatic wallet checkout. No promise of a Google rank. A provider who hides that list is hoping you will not ask until after payment. Asking on the demo is cheaper.
Separate homes for the software and the website
This marketing site is softhubd.com. The writing software people open for a demo is soft.softhubd.com, in a new tab, two prescriptions free. A chamber can also live on its own domain and its own hosting. The medicine catalogue can still come from one place, so an update is not a suitcase of files you carry to every clinic. Pads, saved lines, and suggestions stay with the user. Your seal does not appear on another doctor’s account. A licence with a domain written on it runs on that host. A licence with the domain left blank is not pinned to one name. Those are hosting facts, not a slogan about the cloud.
If you are choosing a provider because the homepage repeated a keyword, choose again. The test is the print. Two free pages will show the pad, the dose in Bangla or English, and the file. If the print is the one you would hand to a parent, the packs are worth a conversation. If you needed the queue at the door solved, thank you for reading, and buy something else.
How to leave this page
If you are still unsure, do not buy from the paragraph. Open the demo in a new tab, write two prescriptions, and print. Look at your own pad in that print. Look at a Bangla dose. Look at a search row’s company and price, and confirm the price is absent from the paper. Save, and open the visit again by its ID. Make one file and attach it to yourself. That sequence is the product. The monthly prices sit beside it: ৳1,000, ৳2,000, ৳3,000. The buy-once price does not sit here. Dr. Abul Kalam Azad’s use of it in Bagerhat is one true sentence, not a crowd.
If the sequence missed the thing you came for — a queue, a text message, a voice, an offline book — stop. softhubd is the wrong provider for that job. Saying so on the page is the service. Email designportbd@gmail.com only when the print was right and the pack size is the remaining question. Rankings are not something this article can hand you.
Then stop reading
The demo is the rest of the decision. Two prescriptions, your pad, a dose, a search, a save, a file. If that is the job, talk about ৳1,000, ৳2,000, or ৳3,000. If you needed a queue or a text message, this is the wrong provider. Email only when the print was right.
Is softhubd a full clinic system?
No. It is the prescription, your pad, the search, the file you send yourself, and the day’s count.
Can my domain be separate?
Yes. Hosting can be separate too. A filled-in domain on the licence locks the software to that host.
Where is the buy-once price?
On the demo, when you ask. It is not printed in this article.
Who is the named user?
Dr. Abul Kalam Azad, a child specialist at Sufia Memorial in Bagerhat. He uses it and refers other doctors.