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1. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Morula IVF holds 16,775 folders and 110,997 files totalling 98.21 GB.
Of the files counted, 63,152 are stored outside archives and 47,845 are listed inside compressed packages. When package contents are included in the file total, the package itself is treated only as a container.
Substantive records account for 67,164 files totalling 84.23 GB. A separate software installation backup accounts for 43,833 installer-related files totalling 13.98 GB.
Coverage spans fertility-clinic operations, patient identities and encounters, assisted-reproduction programmes, PGT-A and embryo results, consent records, pregnancy outcomes, reproductive-material storage, accounting, banking, tax, audit, legal matters, employee records, professional credentials and branch operations.
Across the clinical sources, 109,192 normalised patient accounts remain after 67 test or unregistered keys are excluded. Exact matches on normalised names and phone numbers group these records into 106,056 strict identity clusters. These are linked accounts and exact-match clusters rather than a certified count of unique individuals across all branches.
Within the patient-visit workbook, 335,009 worksheet rows include the header. Two parallel record blocks produce 359,125 patient, registration and check-in records: 317,702 with Check-in = True and 41,423 with Check-in = False.
Sensitivity is driven by the direct link between an identifiable patient and IVF, FET, IUI, OPU, ET, PGT-A, embryo information, treatment outcomes, pregnancy and live-birth data, consent evidence, family details, reproductive-material storage and financial activity.
2. BUSINESS CONTEXT
Morula IVF publicly describes its business as assisted-reproduction and fertility care delivered through multiple clinics in Indonesia.
Its official service pages describe fertility assessment, intrauterine insemination, in vitro fertilisation, intracytoplasmic sperm injection, fresh and frozen embryo transfer, sperm and oocyte freezing, embryo freezing, cryogenic transport and preimplantation genetic testing, including PGT-A and PGT-M.
Public business context sources:
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Internal records correspond to these services through patient encounter logs, treatment programmes, embryo and PGT-A files, live-birth reporting, consent records, cryostorage procedures, reproductive-material revenue, doctor productivity and branch-level finance.
Public pages establish the business context; subsequent sections describe the internal records.
3. DATA REPOSITORY SCALE AND STRUCTURE
Repository totals:
Folders: 16,775
Files stored directly, including compressed packages: 64,070
Folders and directly stored files: 80,845
Compressed packages stored directly: 918
Files stored outside archives: 63,152
Files inside archives: 47,845
Final file total: 110,997
Final data volume: 98.21 GB
Content split:
Substantive files: 67,164
Substantive data volume: 84.23 GB
Installer-related files: 43,833
Installer-related content volume: 13.98 GB
Arithmetic checks:
16,775 folders + 64,070 directly stored files = 80,845 entries.
63,152 files stored outside archives + 47,845 files inside archives = 110,997 files.
67,164 substantive files + 43,833 installer-related files = 110,997 files.
Compressed-package structure:
Compressed packages stored directly: 918
Nested compressed packages: 536
Total compressed packages: 1,454
Packages with listed contents: 1,441
Packages without listed contents: 13
Files listed inside archives: 47,845
Uncompressed size of files inside archives: 13.64 GB
Packages without listed contents: 13 in total, comprising four zero-byte tax ZIP files and nine technical CAB packages totalling 54.51 MB.
One 271.46 MB .crdownload file is an incomplete browser download associated with a disaster-safety video and is listed separately from completed recordings.
4. FILE COMPOSITION
Most of the 67,164 substantive files are spreadsheets or PDF documents. The formats below cover 66,016 files; the remaining 1,148 use other business and media formats.
Format Files Total size
XLSX 17,897 47.91 GB
PDF 37,381 28.89 GB
PPTX 592 2.57 GB
MP4 7 1.07 GB
XLSB 124 1.03 GB
DOCX 2,234 705.98 MB
JPG 1,337 613.08 MB
XLS 1,539 386.67 MB
DOC 1,415 268.98 MB
PBIX 32 125.28 MB
PNG 2,131 113.21 MB
CSV 1,250 13.33 MB
MSG 13 12.93 MB
EML 63 6.55 MB
ODS 1 19.81 MB
XLSX files contain general ledgers, trial balances, monthly closing packages, patient tracking, treatment conversion, live-birth results, doctor productivity, patient deposits, reproductive-material storage revenue, tax support, bank reconciliation and external-audit schedules.
PDF files contain patient consents, PGT-A and embryo results, audit evidence, contracts, licences, tax documents, bank support, professional credentials, policies and clinical procedures.
PBIX files support financial, operational, stimulation, revenue, cost, payment and performance reporting. One patient-related dashboard uses a remote Power BI dataset and does not embed a complete patient table.
5. THEMATIC COVERAGE
Category counts and descriptions may overlap because the same file can support more than one clinical, financial, legal, regulatory, employment or operational function.
Category Associated files Total size
Accounting and financial records 62,445 79.29 GB
Audit, compliance and due diligence 31,720 31.72 GB
Banking, payments and financing 14,255 10.50 GB
Tax and fiscal records 7,786 3.08 GB
Legal and contractual records 6,634 10.40 GB
HR, payroll and staff 3,887 2.75 GB
Patient and clinical records 1,592 1.22 GB
Reproductive-material records 1,117 3.17 GB
Correspondence and mail 349 102.02 MB
Litigation-related audit material includes 49 files stored outside archives totalling 4.27 MB and 20 files inside archives totalling 1.18 MB.
Identity and personal-document subset: 229 files totalling 188.13 MB.
Patient and reproductive-material records span individual medical records and branch-wide workbooks containing patient and treatment data.
6. PATIENT VISIT AND CHECK-IN RECORDS
Source file:
D:\[Link entfernt]\List of Patient Visit by Check-in Date\List of Patient Visit by Check-in [Link entfernt]
Workbook size: 19.81 MB
Worksheet rows including header: 335,009
Records across two parallel blocks: 359,125
Right-side block records: 315,738
Left-side block records: 43,387
Rows containing two records: 24,315
Fields present in the record blocks include:
Code
Check-in status
Branch
MR ID
Patient name
Doctor
Gender
Check-in date
Check-in time
Primary phone
Secondary phone
Check-in status:
Check-in = True: 317,702 records 88.47%
Check-in = False: 41,423 records 11.53%
Total: 359,125 records 100.00%
Account counts:
Unique Branch + MR ID combinations: 107,322
Distinct MR ID values without branch: 81,602
Distinct numeric MR IDs used in several branches: 8,569
Distinct normalised patient-name values: 106,404
Distinct normalised phone-number values: 108,746
Account status patterns:
Accounts with at least one True record: 106,974
Accounts with at least one False record: 18,903
Accounts with both statuses: 18,555
Accounts with only True records: 88,419
Accounts with only False records: 348
Accordingly, 335,009 worksheet rows do not represent 335,009 patients. Repeated encounters, two record blocks, multiple branches and multiple dates yield 359,125 event-level records for 107,322 Branch + MR ID combinations.
7. PATIENT ACTIVITY BY BRANCH AND PERIOD
Branch Records Accounts True False
Jakarta 227,643 58,312 189,711 37,932
Makassar 34,080 10,256 33,767 313
Surabaya 29,140 10,653 28,178 962
Margonda 15,931 5,737 15,202 729
Bandung 13,721 5,166 13,202 519
Yogyakarta 12,417 4,472 12,388 29
Tangerang 7,910 3,456 7,282 628
Pontianak 7,338 2,920 7,330 8
Ciputat 6,563 3,353 6,294 269
Padang 4,382 2,997 4,348 34
Records by year:
2017: 31,556
2018: 35,910
2019: 42,553
2020: 39,278
2021: 53,636
2022: 49,545
2023: 38,313
2024: 38,832
2025: 29,292
2026: 3
Dated records total 358,918; another 207 records have no date or time and therefore fall outside the year breakdown.
Observed date range: 1 January 2017 to 4 June 2026.
Activity frequency by Branch + MR ID:
Accounts with one record: 57,484
Accounts with more than one record: 49,838
Accounts with at least five records: 20,348
Accounts with at least ten records: 9,394
Accounts with at least twenty records: 2,232
Maximum number of records for one account: 93
Accounts represented on several dates: 49,275
Maximum number of distinct dates for one account: 91
8. PATIENT ACCOUNTS ACROSS CLINICAL SOURCES
Clinical-source accounts were linked using normalised Branch + MR ID keys and exact matches on normalised names and phone values.
Cross-source totals:
Patient account keys before exclusions: 109,259
Test or unregistered account keys excluded: 67
Normalised patient accounts: 109,192
Strict identity clusters: 106,056
After consolidation, 109,192 clinic accounts remain. Exact matching identity data groups them into 106,056 strict identity clusters. Neither figure is a certified count of unique individuals because one person can hold separate MR IDs across branches or use different names or phone values over time.
Source relationship summary:
Source Rows or folders Branch + MR IDs Match ODS Not in ODS
Patient visit ODS 359,125 107,322 107,322 0
Failed Programme 5,407 5,279 5,244 35
Patient Journey 6,771 2,434 1,750 684
Conversion Rate 11,581 11,091 9,654 1,437
Live-birth detail 3,553 3,269 3,254 15
Historical MIPT 210 194 171 23
SOAP and SBAR 35 34 34 0
PGT-A case folders 156 137 123 14
Values in the final column overlap across the other clinical sources and are not additive.
Branch + MR ID keys from other clinical sources absent from the ODS: 1,937.
Keys from other clinical sources linked to the ODS by exact name and phone: 27.
Keys from other clinical sources linked to one ODS identity cluster by exact name only: 210.
Keys from other clinical sources with no exact match on name or on a name-and-phone combination: 1,597.
Keys from other clinical sources with incomplete or non-unique identifying data: 103.
Identifiable rows without a usable Branch + MR ID: 219.
9. PATIENT DATA QUALITY INDICATORS
Incomplete or inconsistent records in the visit source:
Records without phone values: 609
Records without a patient name: 273
Records without a doctor: 274
Records without a gender marker: 221
Records without an MR ID: 207
Records without a date or time: 207
Accounts associated with several name forms: 7,563
Accounts associated with several phone values: 26,797
Test or trial records: 212
Unregistered-patient records: 4
Row-level gender markers:
Female: 303,055
Male: 53,661
Source marker REMARK or UNACTIVE: 2,188
Blank: 221
Gender values describe event-level rows, not individual patients.
No master patient index is present to link every branch-specific MR ID conclusively to one individual.
10. FAILED PROGRAMME RECORDS
Source file:
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\New Data_Patients_Failed_Programme_2024_2025.xlsx
Patient rows: 5,407
Normalised Branch + MR ID accounts: 5,279
Strict identity clusters: 5,259
Cycle IDs: 2,563
Rows without a usable account key: 45
Coverage: 2023 to 2025
Programme values:
FET: 1,358
OPU: 806
IUI: 400
CANCEL IVF: 1
Blank programme field: 2,842
Follow-up status:
Sudah_FU: 4,517
Belum_FU: 838
Missing or blank follow-up status: 46
Formula-error values: 6
Grouped outcome and reason values:
Failed (Not-Success): 1,264
No ET or freeze-all: 1,242
No implantation: 905
Failed with no ET: 598
No ET due to poor embryo: 328
Continue: 311
Other: 205
Failed with no implantation: 169
Chemical pregnancy: 147
No fertilisation: 59
Immature oocyte: 45
Freeze oocyte: 36
No oocyte: 34
Unspecified reason: 50
Other low-frequency failed or pregnancy-related labels: 14
This workbook links identity data and phone numbers with branch, programme, cycle, follow-up status and the clinical reason for an unsuccessful or incomplete treatment pathway.
11. PATIENT JOURNEY RECORDS
Sources:
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\Patient Journey Daily Monitoring (MIS &MID) .xlsx
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\Patient Journey Daily Monitoring (Other Branches) .xlsx
Patient journey rows: 6,771
Normalised Branch + MR ID accounts: 2,434
Strict identity clusters: 2,426
Rows beyond the first record for each account: 4,337
Rows without an MR ID: 148
Rows without a phone value: 936
Coverage: 2018 to 2026
Selected patient-intent values:
IVF: 1,122
FET: 834
Pregnancy consultation: 586
Evaluation: 540
Pregnancy programme: 481
Complaint: 191
Natural programme: 168
Laboratory-result consultation: 138
IUI: 117
Non-IVF: 105
Initial consultation: 98
Pregnant: 82
Egg banking: 25
Selected journey-stage values:
Start IVF: 1,322
Pregnant: 529
Non-IVF: 347
Medical stage: 303
Stop call: 65
Timing stage: 52
FET: 33
Deposit: 19
Recorded fields include referral sources, clinical intent, treatment stages, diagnoses, medical notes, follow-up status and patient contact details.
12. CONVERSION AND CLINICAL-NOTE WORKBOOKS
Sources:
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\CONVERSION RATE 2024\
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\CONVERSION RATE 2025\
Files present across both folders: 25
Branch workbooks included in the combined totals: 24
Doctor Development [Link entfernt] is a separate doctor-focused workbook and is excluded from the combined branch totals.
Patient rows: 11,581
Normalised Branch + MR ID accounts: 11,091
Converted accounts: 3,082
Conversion rate: 27.78%
2024:
Rows: 5,487
Accounts: 5,398
Converted accounts: 1,506
2025:
Rows: 6,094
Accounts: 5,723
Converted accounts: 1,576
Rows containing clinical content:
Rows with medical notes: 8,528
Rows with diagnoses: 7,069
Rows with a treatment plan or order: 8,072
Selected programme values:
Converted rows: 3,086
Other: 2,174
R/IVF: 1,741
R/IUI: 1,196
R/TRC: 1,040
R/OI: 619
Pregnant: 256
R/LO: 193
FET: 55
Converted rows: 3,086; unique converted accounts: 3,082.
Conversion workbooks combine clinical follow-up with business-performance reporting and contain medical history, diagnoses, examination indicators, treatment recommendations and assisted-reproduction plans.
13. LIVE-BIRTH AND TAKE-HOME-BABY RECORDS
Source area:
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\Data Livebirth\
Files: 40 XLSX workbooks
Size: 26.48 MB
Coverage: 2023, 2024 and 2025
Official REKAP totals:
Year Procedures Pregnancies Live births Losses No response
2023 2,547 1,167 517 222 428
2024 2,428 1,181 644 166 371
2025 2,220 1,110 81 106 923
Total 7,195 3,458 1,242 494 1,722
2023 rates:
Pregnancy per procedure: 45.82%
Live birth per pregnancy: 44.30%
Live birth per procedure: 20.30%
2024 rates:
Pregnancy per procedure: 48.64%
Live birth per pregnancy: 54.53%
Live birth per procedure: 26.52%
Outcome reporting for 2025 was still in progress because not all pregnancies had reached delivery.
Detailed branch records:
Identifiable clinical rows: 3,553
Normalised Branch + MR ID accounts: 3,269
Accounts with several episodes: 209
FET or frozen-transfer rows: 3,334
Fresh or ET rows: 219
Live-birth-coded rows: 1,301
Abortion: 247
Blighted ovum: 156
Embryonic death: 27
IUFD: 17
Ectopic pregnancy: 15
Vanishing: 5
Stillbirth: 2
Unknown or ongoing: 1,705
REKAP reports 1,242 live births, while detailed branch records contain 1,301 live-birth-coded rows, a difference of 59. The mismatch is consistent with different reporting structures and update states.
Historical MIPT take-home-baby data comprises 210 rows, 194 Branch + MR ID accounts and 148 live-birth-coded rows covering 2017 to 2025. Forty-five accounts overlap the main MIPT detail data, so this workbook is not independent of the current-period set.
14. PGT-A, EMBRYO AND CONSENT RECORDS
PGT-A source area:
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\RESUME DAN HASIL PGTA MIY\
Files: 246
Size: 74.57 MB
Formats: 244 PDF; 2 DOC
Patient case folders: 156
Unique six-digit patient IDs: 137
IDs represented in two cycles: 13
IDs represented in three cycles: 3
Files labelled result or hasil: 142
Files labelled summary or resume: 89
Other associated case documents: 15
Of the 137 PGT-A IDs, 123 match the patient-visit ODS by Yogyakarta branch and MR ID. Fourteen are additional patient-account IDs.
PGT-A folders contain patient names, identifiers, PGT-A results, embryo results and embryo summaries. Repeated IDs show that some patients underwent more than one testing cycle.
Consent source area:
D:\[Link entfernt]\1\4. Audit Mutu 2025 Morula IVF Yogyakarta\Valid Consent\
Patient-specific consent PDF files: 12
Total size: 278.84 MB
FET: 5 files; 143.45 MB
IUI: 3 files; 24.41 MB
OPU: 4 files; 110.98 MB
Each consent PDF is tied to a named patient, a six-digit record identifier and an FET, IUI or OPU procedure.
15. REPRODUCTIVE-MATERIAL STORAGE AND REVENUE
Source area:
D:\[Link entfernt]\Finance and Accounting\2025\End Month Closing\06. June\Revenue Storage\
Branch workbooks titled Oocyte, Sperm and Embrio [Link entfernt]: 11
Combined size: 2.11 GB
Workbook size range: 52.13 MB to 216.12 MB
Branches represented:
Denpasar
MIC
MIJ
MIMB
MIMG
MIMK
MIPD
MIPT
MIS
MIT
MIY
Related records cover joining fees, embryo freezing, monthly embryo storage, oocyte storage, sperm storage, cryostorage maintenance, transport of frozen biological material, storage failure, emergency response, destruction or disposal, PGT-A fresh and re-cryo procedures, patient deposits and refunds.
Together, these workbooks connect reproductive-material activity with clinic branch, storage services and revenue, directly linking sensitive clinical services to finance.
16. CLINICAL PROCEDURES, QUALITY ASSURANCE AND SOP
SOP area: 649 files; 736.20 MB.
Controlled procedure area under SOP\SPO: 296 files; 385.67 MB.
Clinical and laboratory procedures cover:
IVF and IUI protocols
OPU, ET and FET procedures
conventional IVF, ICSI and IMSI
oocyte and embryo freezing
embryo scoring and blastocyst culture
embryo biopsy for PGT
PGT-A fresh and re-cryo workflows
sperm preparation and activation
embryo, sperm and oocyte cryostorage
transport of frozen biological material
patient identification and counselling
clinical consent verification
medical-record creation, storage, retention and release
laboratory-result handling
complaints and adverse-event handling
emergency procedures after treatment
infection and COVID-19 procedures
fertility preservation and egg banking
Quality assurance areas:
Morula IVF Yogyakarta: 760 files; 1.75 GB
Morula IVF Tangerang: 223 files; 221.03 MB
Morula IVF Margonda: 261 files; 161.35 MB
Morula IVF Ciputat: 142 files; 148.97 MB
Quality-assurance records combine clinic compliance, patient audit samples, medical-staff licences, training evidence, emergency procedures, facility controls and controlled clinical documentation.
SOAP and SBAR workbook:
Rows: 35
Unique Branch + MR ID accounts: 34
IVF: 21
FET: 13
R/IVF: 1
SOAP documented: 35 of 35
SBAR documented: 32 of 35
All three missing SBAR entries are in MIS.
17. ACCOUNTING AND FINANCIAL RECORDS
Finance and Accounting: 62,445 files; 79.29 GB.
Selected annual areas:
2024: 30,481 files; 32.76 GB
2025: 8,254 files; 14.72 GB
2026: 2,374 files; 5.37 GB
2023: 483 files; 3.32 GB
Finance records include:
general ledgers and journal-entry exports
trial balances
audited and unaudited financial statements
monthly and year-end closing packages
accounts payable and accounts receivable
payment schedules and proof of payment
cost and COGS analysis
fixed-asset registers
revenue and branch-performance reporting
doctor fee and productivity analysis
patient deposits, receivables and refunds
corporate forecasts and business plans
consolidation workbooks
acquisition and due-diligence support
related-party transactions
goodwill and valuation workbooks
They also connect branch operations with doctor activity, treatment revenue, reproductive-material storage and patient financial balances.
18. BANKING, TREASURY AND FINANCING
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