Industry Clinic System for Workforce Health & Compliance
A digital clinic system for workforce health, safety, and regulatory compliance.
Overview
The Ksatria Industry Clinic System is designed to standardise the management of medical check-ups and occupational health in industrial settings – mine sites, oil rigs, plantations, large factory settings where employers are providing medical services to their employees and possibly their families. Built on 20 years of experience in healthcare IT, we bring a robust, compliant, and efficient system that addresses the unique needs of industrial clinics. Ksatria gives dispersed industrial operations one standardised clinical record — so every worker’s medical check-ups, fitness-for-work decisions and health documentation are captured the same way at every site — including PT REA Kaltim’s 18 clinics, one central and 17 remote satellites, running on a single platform.
Key Features
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Manage the complete cycle of pre-employment, periodic and exit medical check-ups, with lab and imaging results mapped directly into the check-up record
Occupational data flows through registration, clinical, diagnostic-support and medical-record reports as standard, with no custom report needed.
Plan periodic check-ups across the whole workforce using the import feature, rather than booking each worker individually.
Proven government-system integration (e.g. BPJS in Indonesia) and open APIs for third-party systems.
Issue medical certificates directly from the patient record — sick-leave, work-restriction, fitness-for-work, and physical or mental health certificates — for both the employee and company HR.
A worker examined at any location has the same structured record, the basis for group-level oversight and centralised records management
Hearing conservation and audiometry tracking for noise-exposed workforces.
Benefits
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One record across every clinic — a worker’s history follows them between sites and between roles, instead of sitting in four separate record sets.
Defensible records — in most of these markets workers’ compensation is an employer-liability model, so your own contemporaneous clinical record is your primary defence.
Evidence you can produce on the day it is asked for — a complete examination history per worker, rather than assembled by hand the week the inspector or surveyor arrives.
Risk-based screening that actually happens — who is due, who has lapsed, and what expires when.
Supporting Modules & Features
On demand: these capabilities are fully specified and can be built into your deployment as a scoped extension. They are quoted separately and are not part of the standard build.
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Identify and map risks specific to different job roles and environments — grouped into homogeneous exposure groups (HEG) (on demand).
Efficiently handle occurrences and incidents with detailed reporting and follow-up capabilities (on demand).
Employee and dependant records — family members recorded alongside the workforce, because most site clinics treat both.
Provide access to the system in multiple languages, enhancing usability for diverse workforces.
Flexible deployment options to suit organisational needs, whether on the cloud or on-premise.
On demand — a stakeholder view of occupational health services with booking and referral, delivered as a scoped extension.
Why Choose Ksatria Medical Systems?
Experience and Expertise
Bulit on over two decades of experience and a dedicated development team, we deliver reliable and innovative solutions.
Focus on Developing Economies
We are committed to providing cost-effective healthcare IT solutions to developing economies.
Comprehensive Solutions
From hospital management to clinic systems, our products cover all aspects of healthcare administration.
Global Reach with Local Understanding
While we operate globally, our solutions are tailored to meet local regulatory and operational requirements.
Real Results from Industry Clinics
See how industrial and plantation operators are using Ksatria to bring dispersed clinics onto one connected system — from multi-site plantation networks to single-facility corporate clinics, hear directly from the teams running them.
USTP (Union Sampoerna), Indonesia
Oil-palm plantation clinic that achieved full (PARIPURNA) accreditation from Indonesia’s Ministry of Health with Ksatria’s Clinic Information System in place.
We've seen significantly improved patient care since we started using Ksatria Clinic Information System. Registration is quicker, and medical professionals can instantly access patients' medical history when needed. Ksatria has also been our solution to comply with the government's obligations.
Health Manager, USTP
Union Sampoerna Triputra Persada (USTP) Clinic serves plantation employees, their families and the surrounding community as a BPJS-participating facility. Moving from semi-manual records to Ksatria’s Clinic Information System — integrated with BPJS and SATUSEHAT — supported USTP’s move to electronic registration, real-time clinical documentation and safer prescribing. Alongside this digital transformation, USTP achieved full (PARIPURNA) accreditation from Indonesia’s Ministry of Health.
Klinik PT. Adis Dimension Footwear, Indonesia
Corporate factory clinic serving a global footwear manufacturer. Moved from manual clinic operations to a fully integrated digital health system — covering electronic medical records, clinic information, pharmacy, and reporting.
"Ksatria Medical Systems demonstrated professionalism, strong technical capability, and effective communication throughout our engagement. We are satisfied with the services provided and recommend them for similar healthcare information system projects."
Head of Digitisation & Development, PT. Adis
Klinik PT. Adis Dimension Footwear is the in-house clinic of a global premium footwear manufacturer based in Balaraja, Tangerang. Since September 2023, Ksatria has delivered full implementation, staff training, and ongoing support — integrating electronic medical records, clinic information systems, clinical modules, online reservation, and operational reporting into a single connected platform.
PT REA Kaltim Plantations, Indonesia
Oil-palm plantation operator running Ksatria across 18 clinics — 17 satellite clinics plus one central facility — spread across its plantation concession, giving group-level oversight of a fully dispersed clinical network.
Manual management of medical records in our satellite clinics caused inefficiency and data errors. Since implementing Ksatria, efficiency has increased drastically, patient data accuracy is guaranteed, and service monitoring is far more effective — a real benefit to health services across our plantations.
Chief IT Personnel for EMR, PT REA Kaltim Plantations
PT REA Kaltim Plantations operates 18 clinics — 17 satellite sites plus one central facility — across its plantation areas in Kembang Janggut District, East Kalimantan. Before Ksatria, patient records were scattered across locations with no shared system. Ksatria now gives every site standardised, structured records on one platform, so care and data quality are consistent whichever clinic a worker visits.
Ready to Standardise Your Industrial Clinic Operations?
Discover how Ksatria’s Industry Clinic System helps mine sites, plantations, oil rigs and factories manage occupational health check-ups and worker records on one secure, standardised platform.
Any Questions? We Have the Answers
What software helps companies manage employee medical check-ups and occupational health compliance in Africa?
Ksatria’s Industry Clinic System is built for corporate and industrial clinics — mine sites, plantations, oil rigs, factories — across English-speaking Sub-Saharan Africa, managing employee health surveillance, incident and compliance data in one digital platform. Pre-employment, periodic and exit medical check-ups are core features, alongside digital sick leave and work restriction certificates.
Can an industrial or company clinic system integrate with government health platforms?
Yes — Ksatria’s Industry Clinic System supports integration with government and insurance platforms as required, such as Ghana’s NHIS claims workflow, and connects to national reporting frameworks like DHIS2 through a general interface built for rapid, on-demand rollout as each market requires it. Integration scope depends on national regulatory requirements in each country.
Does the system handle incident reporting and occupational risk mapping for industrial sites?
Occupational risk exposure profile mapping and incident management are available as on-demand modules, letting employers document workplace incidents and map risks specific to job roles. Core employee and dependent health record management, plus reporting, is included as standard.
Is this a standalone occupational health tool or part of a bigger system?
It’s part of the Ksatria platform, not a standalone product. The Industry Clinic System shares the same clinical records, pharmacy and reporting infrastructure as Ksatria’s clinic and hospital modules, so a company clinic runs on the same platform used by outside healthcare facilities.
Can it run at remote industrial sites like mine sites or plantations with limited connectivity?
Yes. Ksatria offers cloud-based and on-premise deployment, so a mine site, plantation or factory clinic with unreliable internet can run the system entirely on local infrastructure, while sites with reliable connectivity use the cloud deployment.
What does "on demand" mean?
It means the capability is fully specified and can be built into your deployment as a scoped extension, quoted separately from the standard build. It is not included by default, and we would rather tell you that now than at implementation.
Can one system cover several clinics across a single concession or estate?
Yes — that is what the system is built for. At PT REA Kaltim Plantations, 18 clinics — one central and 17 remote satellites — run on a single platform, so a worker’s record follows them between sites.
If we outsource our medical check-ups, who holds the data?
Usually the provider. Results come back as reports in the provider’s format, which makes year-on-year analysis and audit response harder than it needs to be. A workplace clinic system keeps the longitudinal record with the employer, whoever performs the examination — and we work alongside external examination providers rather than replacing them.
