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Integration, SAP i.s.h.med

Connect SAP i.s.h.med to the rest of your group.

For hospital groups running SAP i.s.h.med, Nidus bridges the clinical system to CRM, lab and patient apps, so fertility operations are never stranded inside the hospital information system.

SAP i.s.h.med
nidus.core data model

read and write, kept in sync both ways

SAP i.s.h.med

Hospital / clinical system

SAP i.s.h.med is a hospital information and clinical system used by large healthcare groups. Nidus connects its patient and clinical data to the tools your fertility unit runs day to day, on the same governed data model as the rest of your stack.

SAP i.s.h.med is available as a connector on request, typically as part of a group rollout.

Patient & clinical sync

Bring patient and clinical records into the model and back.

Enterprise governance

Multi-tenant isolation, audit logging and EU data residency.

Fits group rollouts

Roll out one operating standard across sites, phase by phase.

No rip-and-replace

SAP stays the system of record; Nidus makes it cooperate.

Workflows

Put SAP i.s.h.med data to work.

Once SAP i.s.h.med is connected, Nidus runs cross-system workflows on top of it, with an owner and a deadline, so nothing falls through the gaps.
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Example workflows
  • Clinical events to the CRM

    Surface episodes and appointments where the front office works.

  • Consent and documents

    Route consent flows and file signed documents back.

  • Cross-site patient movement

    Keep a patient's record consistent when they move between sites.

  • Follow-up tasks with SLAs

    Turn clinical signals into owned, time-boxed work.

One model, SAP i.s.h.med included.

Every connector lands in the same shared fertility data model, so SAP i.s.h.med data is consistent with every other system you run, and ready for analytics and workflows.

Connect SAP i.s.h.med to your stack.

We map your systems, prove one workflow on your own data, then expand connector by connector.