ConnectSx Console is the administrative hub of the ConnectSx suite of tools. Providing manufacturers, distributors, and health providers a complete view of their specific ecosystem, the Console gives full visibility into your device inventory and caseload, simplifying case management, inventory control, and knowledge sharing. From the Console, users can access a global view of inventory across the entire network of reps, distributors, and provider locations. This visibility provides simplified inventory request fulfillment with minimal manual effort, and increase accountability through transparency. Users can track damage, loss, and expirations to support reductions in time and material waste and improve outcomes. Capturing new data can drive efficiencies that will improve cashflow, including inventory movements, product obsolescence, pending expirations, and inventory utilization. Finally, users are able to control the creation and distribution of critical product knowledge to improve device use and enhance product support.

ConnectSx provides mobile and web software-as-a-service to help reduce waste and increase efficiencies in the surgical value chain. From lot-level device and implant tracking to case scheduling and assignment to delivery of technical knowledge in the operating room, ConnectSx addresses broken processes that reduces costs and can positively impact surgical care.

Reporting Workbench offers an application-side reporting solution allowing IT analysts to create and manage reports on data from various parts of the Epic system. Referred to as “operational reports”, users work with templates to aggregate data on patient lists, orders, appointments, and diagnoses.

Epic Systems Corporation is a healthcare-focused software company that develops and offers products to improve the health of people. The company’s products are used at community hospitals, academic medical centers, children's organizations, safety net providers, retail clinics, multispecialty groups, integrated delivery networks, rehab centers, and patients’ homes as well as in many other aspects. Epic Systems Corporation was established in 1979 and is based in Verona, Wisconsin.