The first Clinical Workflow Intelligence (CWI) platform. The only one that delivers a RUAIH readiness report.
CWI starts at the bedside and ends in front of your board. Start where the problem is loudest — add the layers above it when you're ready.
No PHI. No PII. No patient data. Ever.
| BxBOP | + JAiZZ | + CODAi | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Inpatient clinical workflow task library | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| 60-second bedside workflow capture | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Capture without interrupting the bedside | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Reported and observed capture, side by side | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| IT gap, workflow disruption, and throughput analysis | No | Yes | Yes |
| Reported vs. observed reconciliation | No | Yes | Yes |
| Verification that a disruption was actually resolved | No | Yes | Yes |
| Findings typed and leveled by risk to the organization | No | Yes | Yes |
| Real-time administrative dashboard | No | Yes | Yes |
| Executive-ready compiled report | No | No | Yes |
| Phased roadmap — quick wins and long-term | No | No | Yes |
| Named stakeholders and rationale per recommendation | No | No | Yes |
| Evidence layer for RUAIH readiness | No | No | Yes |
BxBOP
Bedside capture
Produces
+ JAiZZ
The intelligence engine
Adds
+ CODAi
The governance layer
Adds
Every deployment is scoped to the facility. Tell us what your floors are dealing with and we'll show you where to start.
BxBOP
Sixty seconds at the bedside. Staff log what the workflow actually took, and informatics can log the same workflow by observation without interrupting anyone. You get both records, side by side.
Runs standalone. No engine required.
JAiZZ
Every captured activity is analyzed for IT gaps, workflow disruptions, and throughput delays, then typed and leveled by risk to the organization. Administration sees it live. Reconciliation between what was reported and what was observed shows you whether a fix actually landed.
CODAi
Point-in-time, executive-ready. CODAi compiles the workflow data into a report your board can act on: a phased roadmap, named stakeholders, and the rationale behind every quick win and long-term recommendation.
Built as the evidence layer for responsible AI governance. See RUAIH readiness →
RUAIH readiness spans all five certification areas. IntraClin produces the workflow evidence: how AI tools are actually used at the point of care, and whether that matches how they were approved to be used. Cybersecurity controls, model validation, data governance, and bias assessment sit outside the platform.
Demo Medical Center · JAiZZ Enterprise
Generated May 11, 2026 · 4:12 PM · 9 assessments
◆ Key Insight
A single EHR integration failure in ICU medication reconciliation is forcing 312 manual reconciliations weekly — creating contract-level compliance exposure and introducing medication-error risk at the facility's highest-acuity unit.
$838,730
Annual recoverable
$172K
Labor inefficiency
$219K
Penalty avoidance
2,209 min
Lost per week
Executive Summary
Demo Medical Center's clinical workflow assessment reveals $838,730 in annual recoverable value across seven revenue-intelligence domains, with primary exposure in labor inefficiency ($172K) and throughput-penalty avoidance ($219K). Four critical workflow gaps create 2,209 minutes of lost clinical time weekly. Targeting ICU admission and bed-placement verification can capture an estimated 60% of recoverable value within 90 days while reducing patient-safety exposure.
The layer above
Independent Consultant Unit or In-house Clinical-Informatics Unit — the same platform, run by your people.
BxBOP, JAiZZ and CODAi answer for one hospital. i‖:CU is the layer above: the same platform deployed across a system, or under another firm's brand.
For health systems, that means your own assessment teams running standardized workflow intelligence across every facility and unit. For consulting firms, it means your consultants and your client relationships, with the methodology engine underneath.
IntraClin trains your staff at deployment and keeps the engine current — the gold-standard library, the citation framework, and the scoring methodology — so your assessments stay grounded as standards move.
CAiDENCE — Program Workflow Intelligence. The same workflow task capture, focused on a specific clinical program. Sepsis, stroke, CLABSI, CAUTI — reusable program packs that monitor whether the bundle is actually running the way it was designed.
Contract and vendor-agreement review is also in development, so the same workflow evidence supports what you sign.
Clinical workflow optimization is the established practice: observe how work is done, redesign it, implement the change. It has been delivered as consulting for two decades and it still works. What changed is that AI is now on both sides of the problem — consultants use it to analyze, and the tools deployed throughout the hospital are themselves AI. Optimization assumes a workflow holds still long enough to be redesigned once. When ambient documentation, decision support, and predictive tools are changing how care is delivered continuously, a one-time redesign is out of date before the report lands. Clinical Workflow Intelligence (CWI) is what optimization becomes when measurement has to be continuous: the same goal, captured repeatedly at the point of care, so a change can be verified rather than assumed.