Terms of use

Last updated 7 September 2026

This text has not been reviewed by a lawyer. It is a working draft written by the Aariva team and needs professional review before this product handles real patient data. We would rather say so than imply otherwise.

What this is

Aariva is record-keeping and practice-management software for outpatient clinics. It is in an early pilot. It is offered as-is while we work with the first clinics to get it right.

It is not a medical device, and not medical advice

Aariva stores and retrieves records. It does not interpret them. It does not suggest a diagnosis, propose a differential, check drug interactions, recommend a dose, or triage a patient. Every clinical entry — every medicine, strength, dose, frequency and duration — is entered by the treating clinician, and nothing is defaulted or inferred on their behalf. Clinical responsibility rests entirely with the registered medical practitioner.

Prescriptions and signatures

Prescriptions are produced as printable PDFs carrying the clinic and practitioner details entered in settings. A drawn or uploaded image of a signature is not a legally valid electronic signature under the Information Technology Act, which requires a certificate from a licensed Certifying Authority or Aadhaar eSign. Aariva does not provide either, so prescriptions should be printed and signed.

Your data

Patient records belong to the clinic. An authorised member can export them in a structured form at any time. We do not sell data, and we do not use patient records to build anything else.

Availability

This is a pilot running on free infrastructure tiers. We do not offer an uptime guarantee. Do not rely on Aariva as the only copy of a record you are required to keep.

Contact

hello@supernetrix.com