Last updated: 26 July 2026
The Reseller Panel lets you create and manage client organizations under your reseller account. As a reseller, you can register new organizations, view your client list, send subscription renewal emails, and manage payments.
| Sidebar Link | Roles | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Admin | Owner only | Create and manage resellers, diagnostic tests, posts, testimonials, AI tokens, and insurance |
| Reseller | Owner, Reseller | Manage your client organizations and payments |
| Cloud Functions | Owner, Employee, Reseller | View API usage analytics per organization |
| Tickets | Owner, Employee | View and manage support tickets submitted by organizations |
| ABDM | Owner only | Bridge audit — detect unauthorized facilities using your bridge ID |
The Reseller manage page has two options:
Click My Organizations to see a table of all your client organizations:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Organization ID |
| Organization | Organization name |
| Validity | Subscription expiry date |
| Last Login | Most recent login to the organization |
| Send Email | Send a renewal reminder email with your contact details |
| Price Plan | Current pricing plan (Free, Starter, Professional, etc.) |
| Phone | Organization contact number |
| Organization email address | |
| Max Users | User limit under the current plan |
| ResellerID | Your reseller ID |
From the My Organizations table, click Send Email for any organization. This opens a pre-filled email with:
You can edit the email body before sending.
Click an organization's ID in the table to open the payment page. Here you can:
See Reseller Pricing for plan details.
The Tickets sidebar link opens a searchable table of all support tickets submitted by your client organizations. This is available to owners and Nice HMS support staff.
The table shows:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| ID | Ticket number |
| Subject | Auto-generated from organization ID and name |
| Organization | The client organization that submitted the ticket |
| Category | Bug, Billing Issue, Feature Request, or General Inquiry |
| Priority | High, Medium, or Low |
| Status | Pipeline stage as a colored badge |
| Created | Submission date |
| Action | View button to open ticket detail |
Use the page buttons at the bottom to navigate. Each page shows up to 20 tickets. Click Refresh to reload the list.
Clicking View on any ticket opens the detail page with:
The pipeline stages are:
When you set a ticket to Resolved or Closed, an email notification is automatically sent to the submitter with the resolution details.
Resolution notes are validated before saving. The system rejects notes that contain code, file paths, stack traces, or other internal implementation details. This ensures end users receive clear, human-readable responses.
The Cloud Functions sidebar link provides access to API usage analytics. Owners and employees see all organizations; resellers see only their own client organizations.
Displays a table of organizations with their API call counts for a given month and year. This helps track which client organizations are actively using the platform and their API consumption levels.
The ABDM > Bridge Audit page lets you audit all healthcare facilities registered under your ABDM bridge ID. It cross-references each facility against your organization database to flag unmatched or unauthorized facilities that may be misusing your bridge. This page is accessible to owners only.
At the top, four cards show your bridge details:
SBX_000676)Three summary cards show the audit totals: Total Facilities, Matched in Org DB, and Unmatched (Flagged).
Lists every facility registered under your bridge on the ABDM gateway. Unmatched facilities appear in red rows.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Facility Name | Name registered on the ABDM gateway |
| Service ID | The ABDM facility/healthcare ID |
| Type | Facility type badges — HIP (Health Information Provider) or HIU (Health Information User) |
| Registered | Date the facility registered with the bridge |
| Matched Org | Organization name, email, and phone from your database — or "No match" badge |
| Plan | Subscription plan of the matched organization |
| Validity | Subscription expiry date and active/inactive badge |
| Status | Matched (green) if the facility ID matches an org in your database, FLAGGED (red) if unmatched |
Flagged facilities may be test entries, duplicates, or unauthorized organizations using your bridge ID. These should be investigated and reported to ABDM/PMJAY if found to be unauthorized.
Shows every organization in your database that has an ABDM facility ID (ndhmFaciltyId), grouped by organization. For each org you see its facility ID, plan, and active status, followed by a table of its users.
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | User's first and last name |
| User's email address | |
| Mobile | User's mobile number |
| Role | User's role badge (admin, doctor, director, nurse, etc.) |
| Active | Green Active or red Inactive badge |
Use this tab to find who to contact at each bridged facility — for renewal discussions, compliance notices, or to verify facility ownership.
Q: Can I set different pricing for different organizations? A: Yes. Pricing is configured per organization based on the plan and number of users. See Reseller Pricing.
Q: How do I know when a client's subscription is expiring? A: Check the Validity column in My Organizations. You can send a renewal email directly from the table.
Q: What does a FLAGGED facility mean?
A: A facility is flagged when its Service ID on the ABDM bridge does not match any ndhmFaciltyId in your organization database. This could be a test entry, a duplicate, or an unauthorized facility using your bridge ID. Investigate flagged facilities and report unauthorized ones to ABDM.