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Best software for an occupational health service in Munich in 2026

Mohamed Bah·Fondateur, Kolonell
October 11, 2026
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Best software for an occupational health service in Munich in 2026

Best software for an occupational health service in Munich in 2026

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The verdict in three sentences

For an external occupational health provider in Munich looking after 60,000 employees, the best 2026 choice is a specialist occupational health system for medical records and preventive care, extended with custom modules for client company self service and online booking. A full custom replacement rarely makes sense: medical confidentiality, German data protection rules and frequent regulatory updates are hard to carry alone. With licenses of roughly 25,000 to 120,000 EUR a year (2026 market ballpark), the real gains come from fewer missed appointments and less admin for client companies.

2026 ranking of solution categories

2026 market ballparks. No vendor or agency is ranked by name.

RankCategoryIndicative costTime to go liveExit optionsSupportBest fit
1Specialist occupational health system plus custom modules25,000 to 120,000 EUR a year plus 25,000 to 70,000 EUR of custom work6 to 12 monthsGood with an open APIVendor and integratorProviders above 40,000 employees covered
2Specialist occupational health system alone25,000 to 120,000 EUR a year6 to 9 monthsMedium, negotiate record exportVendorStandard processes
3Broad healthcare suite adaptedLicense and configuration, varies by vendor9 to 15 monthsMediumVariesGroups running clinics and occupational health
4Full custom platform220,000 EUR and up, plus compliant hosting12 to 24 monthsFullStudioVery large networks only
5Keep the legacy system as isRising upkeepNot applicableLowDecliningShort transition only

Kolonell's prices for modules around the core system: medium application 6,100 to 10,670 EUR (4,000,000 to 7,000,000 FCFA), complex application 10,670 to 22,870 EUR and up (7,000,000 to 15,000,000 FCFA and up), maintenance 53 to 183 EUR a month. Medical data stays with a hosting provider that meets the standards you require.

Requirements that separate the options

RequirementWhy it matters in GermanySpecialist systemCustom modules
Occupational medical records and preventive careCore of the service under ArbMedVV and the ASiG frameworkNativeDo not rebuild
Data protection under the GDPR and the BDSGHealth data is a special categoryVendor documentationAccess rules designed with your DPO
Hosting in Germany or the EU with recognised attestations (such as BSI C5)Client companies and works councils askDepends on vendorRequired in the contract
Appointment scheduling for tens of thousands of visitsMissed slots waste physician timeNative, often dated interfaceOnline booking and SMS reminders
Client company portal for 3,000 employersHeadcount updates, risk assessments, certificatesBasicModern portal linked to the core
Billing per contract and per serviceMixed flat fees and per visit pricingNativeOnline payment and reminders
Works council and employer reportingAggregated, never individual medical dataStandard reportsCustom dashboards

Employer obligations for preventive occupational medicine are set out in German law, notably the ArbMedVV. Have your legal team confirm what your software must record, and ask each vendor for its roadmap on regulatory updates.

Three year cost, worked figures

OptionSetupRecurring over 36 monthsThree year total
Specialist system at 70,000 EUR a year35,000 EUR migration and training210,000 EUR245,000 EUR
Specialist system plus market built portal90,000 EUR210,000 EUR plus 21,600 EUR upkeep321,600 EUR
Specialist system plus Kolonell portal35,000 EUR plus 15,000 EUR within the complex range210,000 EUR plus 6,588 EUR Premium maintenance266,588 EUR
Full custom platform220,000 EUR and upHosting and upkeep on topAbove 350,000 EUR

Mini case study

Illustrative example: Thomas, managing director of an occupational health provider in Munich, covers 60,000 employees across 3,000 client companies and schedules about 22,000 appointments a year. 12 % are missed or cancelled late, 2,640 lost slots.

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Online booking, SMS reminders and one click rescheduling should bring that to 6 %, recovering 1,320 slots. At 30 minutes per slot and a loaded 110 EUR an hour for physician time, that is about 72,600 EUR a year. A client portal at 55,000 EUR from a market studio, or 15,000 EUR at Kolonell, pays back within the first year.

FAQ

What does occupational health software cost in Munich?

As a 2026 market ballpark, 25,000 to 120,000 EUR a year in licenses depending on size. Add 25,000 to 70,000 EUR for custom modules around the core.

Where should occupational health data be hosted?

In Germany or the EU with a provider whose security attestations your DPO accepts. Ask for current certificates before signing and review them every 12 months.

Should we replace our core system with a custom build?

Rarely: a full custom platform often exceeds 220,000 EUR and 12 months. Modernizing the client portal and booking around the core usually pays back faster.

How long does a client portal take?

Plan 3 to 5 months if the core system's API is documented. Pilot it with 50 client companies for 4 weeks.

Does Kolonell work with German providers?

Yes, on modules around the core system, at Kolonell's prices: complex applications from 10,670 EUR, maintenance from 53 to 183 EUR a month, with EU hosting.

Let's scope your project. Tell us your core system, number of client companies and main pain points, and we will propose a scope, budget and rollout plan. Detailed quote within 48 h. WhatsApp +221 77 596 93 33.

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Mohamed Bah

Fondateur, Kolonell

Passionate about digital and entrepreneurship in Africa, Mohamed has been helping Sénégalese businesses with their digital transformation since 2020. Founder of Kolonell, he believes every SME deserves a professional and accessible online présence.