Ordira AnalyticsThe question
Takes operational data sitting unused in source systems and shapes it into dashboards that answer the questions your board actually asks.
For healthcare and education
Clinical software · Australian-hosted
Nurse call, the patient administration system, the phones, the paperwork. Ordira joins what your hospital already runs and turns it into information a clinician can act on, carried across the handover without replacing the system it came from.
Our mark is four ruled lines. The first three are signals you already have. The fourth is the entry someone can act on.
Ordira Connect
In use in an Australian private hospitalConnect sits between nurse call, telephony, building management and your patient administration system, and puts patient context next to every event. Nurse unit managers see how calls were answered. Executives get the reports they've been assembling by hand.
Ward 2 — nurse call, AM shift
07:00–15:00 · patient context from the PAS
Calls
37
Median answer
1:48 min
Over 5 min
2
| Time | Bed | Patient | Call | Answered |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 14:31 | 14 | Okafor, Ben | Patient | 0:52 |
| 14:12 | 9 | Lindqvist, Ada | Assist | 4:40 |
| 13:58 | 3 | Moretti, Paul | Bathroom | 6:15 — over 5 min |
| 13:40 | 11 | Huang, Wei | Patient | 1:05 |
The PAS remains the source of truth. Connect reads from it and never writes back.
Ordira Chart
Early access for inpatient hospitalsChart is an inpatient medical record built for the ward. Alerts, outstanding tasks and handover notes live on the patient's record, not in an inbox or on a sticky note, so the next shift sees what's still open the moment they take over.
Ward A — Acute — live census
Assembled from this shift's entries · 14:52
Occupied
4 / 12
Obs due
1
Results to acknowledge
1
| Bed | Patient | UR | Obs | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A02 | Nguyen, Thi Mai | 118345 | 1-hourly | Obs due 15:00 |
| A05 | Castellano, Rosa | 104772 | 4-hourly | Pathology result to acknowledge |
| A06 | Whitlam, Grace | 127019 | 4-hourly | Admitted 06:40 |
| A08 | Brennan, Declan | 099318 | 4-hourly | Discharge summary due 16:00 |
Open items stay on the record until someone acts on them.
How we build
Ordira doesn't make the clinical judgement and doesn't claim to. It gives the person making it everything that was already there, in order, in time. These rules hold across every product.
What was written stays written. Corrections supersede; the original persists.
Information survives the handover, the shift change and the system boundary.
We join the systems you have. Your patient administration system stays master.
We show the information. The clinician supplies the judgement.
You keep an independent, restorable copy and can leave whenever you choose.
In development
The same approach, beyond the ward. Each of these is being built and tested with real organisations before it's offered more widely.
Takes operational data sitting unused in source systems and shapes it into dashboards that answer the questions your board actually asks.
For healthcare and education
Meetings, email, calendar and service desk in one place, with minutes and action items that don't get lost when the call ends.
For regulated teams and service providers
Captures what your engineers know about an environment and turns it into a living, client-ready document that stays current.
For IT providers and internal IT teams
Finds the moments that matter in camera footage nobody has time to watch, and works with the cameras you already own.
For sites with existing CCTV
Records configuration and security posture as it changes, so audits, baselines and compliance evidence are ready when asked for.
For IT and security teams
We take on a small number of pilot sites for each product. Tell us which one fits your organisation.
Talk to us
We'll walk through Connect or Chart with your nurse unit managers and IT team, using a demonstration site that mirrors your setup. No data leaves your hospital to do it.
Brisbane and Melbourne. We usually reply within one business day.