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Epic knows the team. Connexall gets the alerts there. When care team assignments change in Epic, Connexall can pull that context directly and use it to route the right alert to the right clinician. No duplicate entry. No extra handoffs. Just cleaner routing that follows the assignment your team already maintains in Epic.

Connexall uses Epic assignment sharing to simplify user onboarding and keep routing aligned with live care team data. That means fewer tickets, less configuration drift, and a simpler way to keep alert logic synchronized with the EHR as staffing changes during the day. Less manual routing. More trust in every alert.

You have the data, but do you have the flow? Clinical communication shouldn’t be a bottleneck. At Connexall, we’ve spent decades perfecting the engine that powers the world’s most connected hospitals. We’re in Verona August 17–20, and we want to help you map out a better, faster, and more efficient workflow. Stop by and let's talk about optimizing your systems.

Nurses should not have to chase the same alert across the unit. Connexall uses live care team assignment data from Epic to triage actionable alerts from all medical devices such as nurse calls and physiological monitors directly to the nurse actually responsible for that patient. The result is less noise, more trust, and a happier staff delivering better responsiveness at the bedside.

Before the "Alert Manager" category existed, Connexall was already the global standard for clinical workflow orchestration. We didn't just build for the ecosystem; we helped define it. If you are looking to move beyond simple messaging and toward true intelligent workflow orchestration, come find us in Verona. We’re discussing how our platform drives meaningful clinical outcomes, not just for Epic, but for the entire health system.

Make every alert count. Connexall sends clinically relevant alerts into Rover, Haiku, and Canto based on Epic care team data, and it can auto-create mobile profiles when new users are added in Epic. That keeps routing current without adding work for the bedside team or IT.