• Create bespoke, cross-platform apps that can be used online or offline to improve service delivery, security and integrate with your existing back office systems.
• MX has all the tools and functionality needed to digitise and mobilise any working process.
• The platform gives complete flexibility to create bespoke apps that target the specific requirements of an end-user and service, whether that be members of staff or the public. 
• Adopting MX introduces flexibility when designing and delivering custom mobile applications, ensuring that users benefit from mobile working applications that meet their exact requirements and provide a rapid return on investment.  

• Reduce admin tasks, allowing more time for frontline care
• Improved data security
• Improved staff safeguarding
• Save hundreds of hours of back-office time
• Save on mileage costs, and reduce environmental impact
• Reduce annual inspections cycle time
• Improve decision-making with up to date and accurate information
• Improved management

• Save time – one hospital made a time saving of over 1 million minutes per year with images now transferring to a patient record within 3 minutes, instead of 3 hours.
• Improve patient data security and accuracy
• Improve patient care with richer clinical data due to more clinicians using photography during assessments
• Help to improve CQC and HIMSS ratings
• Reduce clinical risk with accurate and real-time data
• Improve appointment timekeeping and quality of care
• Automate the transfer of data to back-office systems
• Give community-based clinicians efficient access to data from tablets and smartphones
• Remotely view and update information held on clinical systems wherever you are
• Obtain rapid access from power up to the patient record in less than one minute
• Access information for the duration of a shift without needing to power off to extend battery life

Warwickshire County Council (WCC) has a property portfolio worth circa £1bn. As a result of such a large portfolio of properties, the inspections process proved to be very time consuming and labour intensive. To complete the inspections, the Council originally had a manual paper process which consisted of the inspector using pen and paper to gather data on site. When returning to the office, the information collected on paper was collated and manually entered into the Council’s condition survey system. 

Find out how MX was used to develop a completely paperless buildings inspection process

At Nottinghamshire Healthcare, multiple clinicians were observing the same patients throughout the day. During each observation clinicians would record their notes on paper and were not always able to update the main system or their colleagues in real-time. This fragmentation of patient notes on paper meant that not all observations were available for reference, resulting in overdue observations, repetition of work and the development of care plans that were not always as effective as they could have been.

Find out how the Observations App developed using MX changed this and increased the amount of transactions processed each month from 28,000 to 55,000.