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HIVnext is a community-built health information platform for differentiated HIV services. Tailored to your country's program. Modular where you need it. Live dashboards where it counts.
Built by community, for community · Proven in Malaysia since 2024
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DEPLOYED NATIONALLY · MALAYSIA
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Implementing NGOs
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Service sites
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Community health workers
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Faster dashboard loads vs legacy
THE PLATFORM
Every country's HIV response is different. HIVnext doesn't force your program into someone else's workflow — it's configured around your indicators, your cascade, your reporting lines.
Key populations, testing cascades, national indicators, language — configured to match your ministry's framework and your funders' reporting requirements from day one. No workarounds.
Start with outreach and testing. Add prevention, case management, self-test distribution, or community-based care when your program grows — without migrating or rebuilding.
Program managers see performance against targets the moment data lands — cascade by site, by worker, by population. Decisions on today's numbers, not last quarter's.
FROM THE FIELD
"Dashboard loads went from fifteen seconds to under three. Our managers actually open it every morning now."
Program Manager
Implementing partner NGO · Malaysia
"Twenty-one NGOs, one consolidated database. We stopped chasing spreadsheets and started chasing outcomes."
M&E Specialist
National program team · Malaysia
"Data entry that used to take my evening now takes minutes after each outreach. The system speaks our language."
Community Health Worker
Field team · Northern region
GETTING STARTED
STEP 01
We sit with your M&E team and map your cascade, indicators, populations, and reporting lines. Roughly two weeks, mostly conversations.
STEP 02
Your modules are configured and historical data is migrated from spreadsheets — cleaned, validated, and preserved. Nothing is lost.
STEP 03
Hands-on training for managers and health workers — in-app guides, video tutorials, and a real human on the other end of the chat.
STEP 04
Launch site by site with live dashboards from day one. Add modules as your program expands — the platform grows with you.
QUESTIONS
HIVnext is a health information platform for HIV programs run by NGOs, community organisations, and national program teams. It replaces fragile spreadsheet workflows with a structured, cloud-based system covering outreach, testing, linkage to care, prevention, and program monitoring — designed for differentiated HIV services delivered by community health workers.
Yes. HIVnext runs Malaysia's differentiated HIV services data ecosystem across 21 implementing NGOs, more than 50 service sites, and 178 community health workers — in partnership with the Malaysian AIDS Foundation and the Ministry of Health. Its bridge architecture cut dashboard load times by 80% versus the legacy spreadsheet system.
That's the core design principle. During program mapping we configure your cascade, key population definitions, national indicators, and funder reporting formats (Global Fund, PEPFAR, national health ministry templates). The platform adapts to your framework — not the other way around.
HIVnext uses role-based and attribute-based access control (RBAC + ABAC), so every user sees only the data their role and site permit. Client data is held in structured cloud infrastructure with audit trails — built around the confidentiality standards HIV services demand for key populations.
Yes — HIVnext was built by community for community, starting from exactly that reality. The modular design means you start with what you need now and expand later. Talk to us about your program size and funding context; the onboarding path is shaped around NGO and donor procurement realities, not enterprise sales cycles.
A typical deployment runs eight to twelve weeks from program mapping to first sites live: two weeks of mapping, four to six weeks of configuration and data migration, then training and phased go-live. Timelines flex with program complexity and the state of your existing data.
See a live demo of the Malaysia deployment and talk through what HIVnext would look like configured for your program.
hivnext@myaids.org.my · Malaysian AIDS Foundation / Malaysian AIDS Council