Developer Documentation

EDXL Patient Tracking

When a large incident involves multiple treatment points, ambulances, and receiving facilities, the hardest question quickly becomes "where is the patient now?

EDXL Resource Availability and Hospital Capacity (HAVE)

During a surge event, a control room needs to know which hospitals are open, which emergency departments are under pressure, and where limited specialist capacity still exists.

EDXL Situation Reporting

A situation report is only useful if everyone reading it can quickly understand what changed, when it was issued, and whether it supersedes the last one.

Clinical Governance: Patient Consent and Refusal

Treatment consent, transport consent, refusal, and withdrawal all need to be visible at the point of care, not reconstructed after the event from free text.

Clinical Governance: Practitioner Credentials and CPD

Clinical pathways are only safe when the platform can see who is treating the patient, what that practitioner is authorised to do, and whether their training and endorsements are still current.

Electronic Patient Care Report Clinical Workspace

An ambulance crew attending a suspected stroke does not have time to navigate a seven-tab clinical form while continuing a structured assessment.

AI Investigation Guidance

An investigator working a complex case with dozens of entities, hundreds of timeline events, and multiple open evidence threads faces a cognitive load problem: what is the highest-value action to take next?

Analyst-Driven OSINT Collection

Intelligence collection from open-source and structured threat feeds is most useful when it is purposeful, documented, and tied to an investigative question.

Audio Intelligence: Real-Time Acoustic Detection During Emergency Calls

The Audio Intelligence module continuously analyses the audio stream of live emergency calls to detect life-threatening sounds, physiological distress indicators, and caller state signals that are not captured in the spo