The startup is based in Singapore and is widely used in Malaysia

Klinify, a Singapore-based cloud-based health management system, has been acquired by Hong Kong-based Zuellig Pharma, as reported by Asian Scientist.

In Malaysia, Klinify has been used by more than 800 doctors to help them manage their clinics by allowing doctors to migrate to electronic records using tablet computers while still using previous workflow processes.

Klinify, which was previously known as Doctree Asia, was founded by Krish Surendran and Nishanth Sudharsanam.

“The ability to integrate with Zuellig Pharma’s existing services allows doctors to get significantly more value out of Klinify as it will create a single portal for many of their clinic management needs,” said Surendran.

Back in May 2017, Zuellig Pharma had invested in Klinify to support its regional expansion plan and product development. With this investment, Zuellig also integrated its product ordering and inventory management services into the application.

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“Our goal is to use digital channels to complement our existing businesses and unite the healthcare ecosystem, leading to improved outcomes and lower cost of quality healthcare for patients in Asia,” said Benjamin Belot, Zuellig Pharma Head of Digital Investments and Partnerships.
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