Tenant registry and vocabularies
Use the Tenant Registry to manage your organisation's own lists of codes, such as staff types, visit types, bill types, payment methods and document categories.
The Tenant Registry holds your organisation's own vocabularies: the lists of codes that appear in drop-downs across LeapHealthOS, such as staff types, visit types, bill types, payment methods and document categories. Each list is called a registry, and each item in it is an entry. This page is for administrators who set these lists up and keep them tidy.
For a full reference of every registry and what uses it, see Tenant registries reference.
Open the Tenant Registry
Open SettingsPlatform ConfigurationTenant Registry. The screen is designed for desktop screens and does not appear on small screens.
You need the Read permission on Settings to view the registry and the Configure permission on Org to save changes. See Roles and permissions.
The registries are grouped into five tabs:
Tab | Registries |
|---|---|
Patient & Visit Flow | Journey Types, Visit Types, Relationships |
Medical Context | Diagnosis Types, Service Types |
Staff & Resources | Staff Types, Resource Types, Centre Scopes |
Billing & Payments | Bill Types, Payment Methods, Package Types |
System / Misc | Document Categories, Priority Levels, Config Types, Artifact Types, Shift Types |
Each tab lists its registries with Registry Name, Description, Total Entries, Active and Inactive counts, and an Action menu with View Entries and Add Entry.
View the entries of a registry
Open the registry's Action menu and select View Entries. The dialog lists each entry's Code, Label, Status and Sort Order. From here you can select Add Entry, or open an entry's action menu and select Edit.
Add an entry
Open the form
Open the registry's Action menu and select Add Entry, or select Add Entry in the entries dialog.
Expected result: The Add New Entry dialog opens.
Enter a code
Type the Code. LeapHealthOS converts it to capitals and replaces spaces with underscores as you type, for example FOLLOW_UP. The code must be unique in the registry.
Enter a label
Type the Label people will see, for example "Follow-Up Visit".
Choose a status
Leave Status as Active, or choose Inactive to add the entry without offering it yet.
Fill in any extra fields
Some registries have extra fields; see the table below.
Save
Select Add Entry.
Expected result: You see "Entry added successfully". The change is saved straight away; there is no separate Save step.
If the code is already in the registry, you see "Entry with this code already exists".
Extra fields by registry
Registry | Extra field | What it does |
|---|---|---|
Staff Types | Staff Type (Clinical, Non-Clinical, None) | The staff type's category. It decides which onboarding wizard offers the type. |
Bill Types | Visible | A visibility switch saved with the bill type. |
Bill Types | Additional Line Items | Extra kinds of line item allowed on this bill type, for example "Medications". Type one and press Enter or select the add button. |
Payment Methods | Sub Methods | Variants of the payment method, for example "GPay" under UPI. |
Edit or retire an entry
Open the entries dialog, open the entry's action menu and select Edit. You can change the Label, Status and any extra fields, then select Update Entry. The code is locked and shows "Code cannot be modified".
There is no delete on this screen. To stop offering an entry, set its Status to Inactive. Inactive entries stay on existing records but are no longer offered in drop-downs.
Staff types in use cannot be made inactive
If any staff member still carries a staff type, LeapHealthOS refuses to make it inactive. Move those users to another role first. Staff type permissions and hierarchy are managed on the Organisation tab of System Settings, not here. See Roles and permissions.
How registries are used
- Most drop-downs in LeapHealthOS show only the active entries of the matching registry, in sort order.
- Fill in each registry you use before staff start working, so that the drop-downs offer the right choices.
When your organisation is first set up, LeapHealthOS also adds the starter staff types (Tenant Admin, Centre Admin, Doctor, Nurse, Front Desk, Lab and Pharmacy) with default permissions. See Roles and permissions.
Known limitations
Centre Scopes entries are not saved
The Centre Scopes registry appears in the Staff & Resources tab, but entries you add there are not kept. Do not rely on it.
Document categories need settings the form cannot collect
A document category also needs its allowed file types and maximum file size, but the entry form has no fields for them. Adding a document category from this screen may be refused. Ask your implementation team to add document categories with those settings.
Some registries have no screen
Some lists used elsewhere in LeapHealthOS, such as department types and patient sources, are not shown on this screen. Your implementation team sets them up. See Tenant registries reference.
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