The charter
| Status | What it means | Areas |
|---|---|---|
| Live | In real-world use today, running in production. | 1 |
| Live, internally | Running in production today, but only in service of our own products — not yet sold as a standalone service. | 1 |
| Partially Live | Real capability ships inside a live product today; the wider area is not yet delivered in full. | 2 |
| Ongoing | A continuous activity rather than a product with a launch date. | 1 |
| Chartered | Within our CAC-chartered scope and firmly intended; not yet available. | 3 |
In real-world use today, running in production.
Clinical software, web portals, and mobile applications for electronic health records, telemedicine, and virtual care — the SaaS backbone healthcare providers run on.
What exists today
OpticEMR, our multi-tenant electronic medical records platform for eye care, is built and running with eye care practices across Nigeria that are actively piloting the platform today, with real clinical workflows exercising the system ahead of full commercial rollout.
Running in production today, but only in service of our own products — not yet sold as a standalone service.
Secure hosting and management of healthcare data, built to meet applicable data protection and privacy law wherever it operates.
What exists today
We operate multi-tenant clinical data infrastructure for OpticEMR today, with multi-factor authentication and row-level data isolation enforced at the database layer — built in from day one, not retrofitted. It powers OpticEMR; it is not yet sold as a standalone service to third parties.
Real capability ships inside a live product today; the wider area is not yet delivered in full.
Online medical consultations, remote patient monitoring, and digital care delivery that connects patients directly with healthcare professionals and institutions.
What exists today
Teleconsultation ships today as one of OpticEMR's eight modules, built into the same encounter workflow as the rest of the record. Standalone remote patient monitoring sits within the same charter and is not yet delivered.
Machine learning and data analytics that process and interpret clinical data, medical imagery, and diagnostic results to improve patient outcomes.
What exists today
Literature-cited, tenant-configurable clinical decision-support tools run inside OpticEMR's encounter workflow today, applied automatically at the point of care. These are published clinical nomograms and criteria, not machine-learning models. The machine-learning and medical-imagery work in our charter is not yet delivered.
A continuous activity rather than a product with a launch date.
Proprietary algorithms and software built and protected as durable, licensable assets rather than disposable code.
What exists today
We build our software as owned, documented assets and treat IP protection as a continuous part of how we work rather than a one-off milestone.
Within our CAC-chartered scope and firmly intended; not yet available.
Medical hardware, wearable health monitors, and IoT medical devices, designed and integrated with the software that makes them useful.
Status today
Connected medical devices, wearable monitors, and IoT integration sit within our charter. This area is not yet available.
Consulting and systems-integration services helping hospitals, clinics, and government bodies through digital transformation.
Status today
Advisory and systems-integration work for hospitals, clinics, and government bodies sits within our charter. This area is not yet open for engagements.
Training, research, and human capital services — recruitment, staffing, certification, and professional development — for the healthcare and health-technology workforce.
Status today
Training, research, and workforce development for the health-technology sector sit within our charter. This area is not yet open for enrolment.