The back office that makes the platform run: full device fleet management across 1,800+ endpoints with floors, wings, and per-room device mapping; an integration engine moving thousands of HL7 and FHIR messages a minute; ring-based app rollouts with rollback points; supervised iOS fleet management; and a room-level remote that can drive any TV in the building.
Every device, every room, every interface, every update — managed from one console. This is the dashboard on simulated production data.
The HCI ONE Engine console on simulated data — every tab works. Search the fleet, walk the rooms, flip the shift, pause a pipeline, run a backup, advance the rollout, and drive the TV in Room 216 with the remote.
1,800+ endpoints in one inventory — TVs, tablets, whiteboards, cameras — with live status, IP, firmware, and ping, reboot, and remote a click away.
The fleet mapped to the building: floors, wings, rooms, and the devices inside each one — so "the TV in 217" is a real, addressable thing.
Thousands of messages a minute, zero swivel-chair. HL7 and FHIR from Epic and Oracle Health, badge events from RTLS, alerts from nurse call and smart beds.
Update 1,800 devices like it's one. Rollouts move ward by ward in maintenance windows with health checks and a one-click rollback point at every stage.
A remote for every room, in the browser — power, volume, channels, app launch, screenshots, reboots. Support fixes the TV before transport reaches the floor.
Supervised iPads and iPhones with profiles, Wi-Fi certs, apps, and OS updates pushed from the same console — plus lost mode and geofenced locking.
Replicated PostgreSQL, telemetry retention, nightly verified backups, continuous WAL archiving, and restore drills with an 11-minute tested RTO.
Shift coverage via Kronos — ratios per unit, open shifts tonight, and the virtual RN roster — feeding the care team cards on every screen.
The greeting on the TV, the precautions at the door, the timer on the unit board, the round on the phone — all of it is Engine moving a chart event to the right screen in under a second. It's also why one team can run the whole thing: one fleet, one integration layer, one audit log.
Bring your IT team. We'll walk the console end to end — fleet, pipelines, rollouts, and the room remote — on simulated production data.
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