Scheduling & no-shows
Smart reminders, friction reduced, capacity recovered.
Solazur helps hospitals, clinics, group practices, and pharma commercial teams reduce administrative load, improve patient access, and keep regulatory work clean.
Smart reminders, friction reduced, capacity recovered.
Ambient capture, structured discharge summaries.
Special-category data, properly governed.
Multi-channel, multilingual, on-protocol.
Triage, response, audit, in line with PV.
Patient flow, staffing, and access KPIs.
It sits alongside, not inside. We do not modify the clinical record system. We work at the operational layer around it: patient intake, scheduling coordination, documentation flow, reporting. The clinical record stays with the clinician and the EHR. The administrative work that surrounds clinical care is what gets automated.
These are foundational. We design every healthcare engagement with the data protection officer at the table from week one. EU-hosted infrastructure, role-based access, full audit trails, data minimisation at the source. Special-category data never leaves your systems unencrypted.
Yes. KPI dashboards for benchmarking against frameworks like Solventum are one of our most direct use cases. Real-time visibility into length of stay, readmissions, theatre utilisation, and patient flow, compared continuously against the benchmark peer group. Hospitals see variance the day it happens.
Yes, with different cases. For pharma we focus on regulatory submission workflows, clinical operations data consolidation, supplier and CMO coordination, and commercial reporting against territory targets. The technology layer is similar; the process logic is sector-specific.
Carefully. Healthcare systems often run on older protocols (HL7v2, DICOM, custom XML) and replacement is rarely an option. We build adapters that read the legacy formats and present them to modern workflow tools. The legacy system keeps running as the system of record; the automation handles the orchestration above it.
Bring your three biggest operational headaches. Leave with a one-page roadmap.