Digital check-in
Patients register on a kiosk and answer structured clinical questions, one plain question per screen, in their own language.
Triage
Emergency department check-in and triage that runs inside your hospital, even when the internet doesn't.
From the front door to the right clinician
Section titled “From the front door to the right clinician”- Patient checks in at a kiosk
- Gives personal and clinical details
- Picks the main complaint
- Answers structured questions
- Pathway scores acuity and raises flags
- Nurse reviews and confirms
- Routed to Resus, Majors, UTC or Paeds
What Triage does
Section titled “What Triage does”Consistent triage
Acuity is scored the same way every time, whatever the workload, with the reasons shown.
Serious-condition flags
Possible stroke, sepsis and cardiac cases are flagged for staff at once.
Patient routing
Each patient is sent to the right stream: Resus, Majors, UTC or Paeds.
Many hospitals
One platform, configured per hospital, region and country.
Hospital systems
Patient records and triage reports flow into existing hospital IT.
Built for the emergency department
Section titled “Built for the emergency department”A nurse always decides
The platform suggests an acuity. A nurse confirms every score, and every change is logged with a reason.
Offline by default
Everything critical runs on a node inside the hospital. If the connection drops, the waiting room doesn’t notice.
Patient data stays in its territory
Each hospital’s data is isolated by the database itself, and cloud services run in separate EU and UK regions.
Designed for certification
Regulatory evidence for IEC 62304, ISO 14971, DCB0129 and EU MDR / UKCA is produced as the product is built.
Learn more
Section titled “Learn more”Product tourThe patient journey and the four interfaces, with mockups.
ArchitectureHow the kiosks, the hospital node and the regional cloud fit together.
Safety and complianceHow Triage is designed to be certified as a medical device.
RoadmapFrom prototype to a polished, pilot-proven system in about six months.
Ready to pilot in your emergency department?
A first site can be running a shadow pilot about three months after kick-off. See what the rollout looks like and what we need from your team.