We eat our own dog food.
Most software products are built as monoliths — the application talks directly to its own database, and integrations get bolted on later as a separate, limited API surface. Customers ask "can it integrate with X?" and the answer is too often "we'll have to build that."
PREFcards is different. Every operation our own software performs — saving a preference card, generating a cost report, syncing supply usage — runs through the same internal API that an external system would use to integrate. The API surface is already complete because our own application depends on it. The endpoints are battle-tested because we'd notice the moment one broke. Adding a new integration is just connecting another consumer to APIs that already work.
Practically, that means we can integrate with virtually anything: EHRs, scheduling systems, inventory platforms, supply chain tools, business intelligence dashboards. If your team can describe how the systems should talk to each other, we can make it happen.
Connected today. Growing every quarter.
These are the systems PREFcards is actively connected to in customer environments today. The list grows every quarter as our customers ask us to add new connections.
For healthcare interoperability, we support both HL7 (the established messaging standard) and FHIR (the modern RESTful standard for clinical data exchange) — and we've shipped production integrations using both.