From Rx inbox to delivered, fully compliant.
Sehtak prescriptions, straight to your inbox.
Doctor sends the Rx in one tap. You see DDC code, patient insurance status, and refill schedule before the patient walks in.
Fill the script, not the form.
Software the pharmacist actually wants to use, not just the billing team. DDC-coded, DHPO-connected, barcode-native, bilingual.
E-prescription queue
Patients arrive with a QR from the clinic. One scan and the full script (drug, strength, DDC code, doctor licence) is ready to verify and dispense.
DDC catalogue, always current
The Dubai Drug Code updates twice a week. We sync twice a week. Every DDC-coded dispense flows into the DHPO claim with no manual mapping.
POS built in
Barcode scanner, thermal receipt printer, cash drawer. Sell, refund, and receipt in AED without leaving the dispensing screen.
Eligibility at the counter
Real-time insurance eligibility against DHPO before dispensing. Co-pay displayed up front. Substitution suggested when the covered brand is cheaper.
Not a global platform with UAE plugins.
Sehtak was designed from first principles against UAE federal law, four health authorities, two eClaims regulators, and the Arabic language. It could only have been built here.
PHI never leaves UAE infrastructure
PostgreSQL, Redis, object storage, the LLM, the speech-to-text: all on UAE-resident infrastructure. We self-host Qwen 2.5 72B and Whisper in a private network. No clinical text ever touches an endpoint outside the UAE.
All four UAE health authorities covered
DHA (Dubai), DoH (Abu Dhabi), SHA (Sharjah), and MOHAP (Northern Emirates). NABIDH via HL7 v2.5.1, Malaffi via FHIR R4 over SD-WAN, Riayati over HTTPS. One codebase, four regulators, one install.
Every pipeline separate, per regulator
eClaims and HIE are different pipelines. DHPO wants XML over SOAP, NABIDH wants HL7 v2.5.1, Malaffi wants FHIR R4. DHA itself confirms: no convergence. We ship separate queues, separate endpoints, separate audit trails by design.
RTL-first. Arabic as the primary language.
Every UAE competitor is English-first with Arabic added on. We do it the other way. Components built for RTL, adapted for LTR. Eastern Arabic numerals for clinical values. Proper Arabic typography at every layer.
Federal Decree-Law No. 38 of 2024 guardrails
Controlled-drug prescribing over telehealth is illegal in the UAE. Most EMRs let you do it anyway. We block it at prescription creation. The check is wired into the data model, not a policy banner.