Guided flows, IFU enforcement, exception handling, and survey-ready records across every shift and every technician — on top of the tracking system your department already runs.
A hospital SPD runs three shifts, a mix of three-week and three-year technicians, and hundreds of decisions a day that live in binders, tribal knowledge, and memory. When something goes wrong — or a surveyor asks — the answer depends on who was working and what they recall. ClarityComply puts the same correct decision in every technician's hands, and builds the record as it happens.
Everything a hospital SPD needs to guide, enforce, and defend — deployed as one layer over your existing stack.
Every reprocessing step routed to the compliant action — decontam through sterilization, cited to the governing standard.
Manufacturer instructions become enforceable gates that block invalid actions at method selection, checked by section.
Deviations route to the right response and fire supervisor notification when required — not when someone remembers.
Every guided event becomes a permanent, attributed, timestamped record — exportable in compliance formats in seconds.
Department-level visibility — event volume, documentation rate, and deviation patterns flagged before a surveyor finds them.
Coverage across SPD, GI/HLD, ASC/OR, emergency response, and USP categories — configured to your device mix, expanded as you grow.
Staffing turnover and shift variation are where compliance quietly slips. The decision layer closes that gap.
Facility deployment is scoped to your department: your device mix, your SOPs, your standards. Configured with you, not dropped on you.
Your device mix, station layout, staffing model, and existing tracking system.
Flows and IFU gates built around how your department actually reprocesses.
AAMI, IFUs, OSHA, and your facility SOPs structured and cited by section.
Staff credentialed, dashboard active, and a direct line to the founder.
Different seats, one shared need: the decision was right, and there's proof.
Consistent execution across shifts, deviation patterns surfaced early, and a department that runs the same way on nights as it does on days.
Survey-ready evidence generated as work happens — no scramble the week before The Joint Commission arrives.
Enforced IFU compliance and defensible records on every reprocessed set, with escalation that can't be skipped.
Overlay on existing tracking — no rip-and-replace, no competing system to retire, a decision layer that adds without subtracting.
The same decision engine and record architecture at every scale — nothing to migrate when a single SPD becomes a system.
No. ClarityComply is a decision layer, not a tracking system. Keep Censis, SPM, T-DOC, or Ascendco as your source of truth for instrument location and status — ClarityComply sits on top, guiding decisions and building the record. See the Distinction in Full.
You can start without an EMR integration or an IT project. Deployment is facility intake and workflow configuration — it runs on any browser. EMR-compatible exchange and equipment integrations are available when your team wants them, not as a prerequisite.
The point of a guided flow is that it minimizes training — a technician selects the event and the platform leads them through the correct steps. A three-week hire runs the same flow as a three-year veteran. Onboarding focuses your team on the system, not on memorizing procedures.
The export — a permanent, attributed, timestamped record of each event, cited to its governing standard, generated in seconds from records that already exist. Nothing reconstructed the week before survey. See a Wet Pack Event End to End.
Facility pricing is scoped to your department in the working session — device mix, volume, and configuration. It's custom rather than a public tier because a hospital SPD deployment is configured, not self-served. You'll get a clear number before any commitment. Model the decision-gap exposure first, then validate every assumption in a working session.
A 30-minute working session on your event type, your standards, and your existing stack — you'll leave with the survey-ready export from the session.