Healtek adds the intelligence your operations don't have enough time for — accounts going quiet with money still open, devices past their maintenance date, deals with no next step. Add-on or replacement for your ERP and CRM: you choose.
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Scan the code on any service report — device passport, history and documentation AI in five seconds.
Five things Healtek does on your real records, every day — work a person could only ever do occasionally, for a handful of accounts, from memory.
Which accounts have gone quiet while a renewal or an upgrade is still open — ranked by what's at stake, read from your own history. It knows the difference between an account that drifted and one that simply finished, so it doesn't cry wolf.
A person could review the top twenty. Healtek reviews all of them — so renewals get called before they lapse, not after the customer signed elsewhere.
What's overdue for maintenance, what has never been serviced at all, what's out of warranty and ready for a replacement conversation — device by device, serial by serial.
At EMS that's more than 4,000 installed base records. Nobody checks four thousand of them by hand — so no PM is missed, and the replacement conversation starts before the tender does.
Healtek summarises every open deal, scores its hygiene, flags the buyer information that's missing and names the next action. An open pipeline with no next meeting booked isn't a pipeline — it's a hope.
So quarters stop ending in surprises — without waiting for a manager to notice.
Your policies, your playbooks, your KPI definitions, your decision log — held as context the AI reads, so answers follow how your company actually works instead of how software assumes it does.
At Imedex that's thirty structured documents across fourteen areas — so know-how stops leaving with the people who held it.
What worked, what didn't, and what the company should do differently — produced on a schedule against real records, instead of remembered by whoever happened to be in the room. Not a fixed report: it runs your instructions, and we help you write them.
So the company learns every week instead of relearning what it already knew.
None of this asks you to change a system. It reads what your business already produces.
Stood up from one distributor's spreadsheets in a single near-autonomous run — 227 customers, 254 products, every serial number. One human decision, then it ran.
Under management at EMS, with automated preventive maintenance and opportunity data flowing into GE HealthCare systems.
A live import, on stage, in front of twenty European medtech distributors. Timed from the tool logs, not estimated.
Healtek in production, on a platform in continuous development since 2000. This is not a launch.
Not a failure of effort — arithmetic. A medtech company has more devices, accounts and open questions than its people have hours in a week: nobody checks four thousand records by hand, nobody reads the whole pipeline every week, and nobody remembers what the company decided last spring once that person is on holiday — or gone.
Your CRM tracks contacts. Your ERP tracks money. Neither one was built to watch the devices you've placed, and neither one was built to remember.
Healtek is an addition, not a migration. It adds the layer none of your systems were built for — the devices in the field and the intelligence that reads them. Consolidating the rest is an option it makes available later, never a condition of starting.
Invoices, stock and orders keep living where your accountant and your auditor expect to find them. We will not ask you to move your financial backbone — not at the start, not later.
Keep it if your team likes it. If your pipeline turns out to be better off next to your installed base, Healtek can take that workflow over. That's a decision for month six, on evidence, not a precondition in month one.
Same principle, same choice. Teams usually consolidate once they can see what the single record is worth — because they want to, not because a migration plan said so.
Healtek is the modern alternative — one Medtech OS, your field teams working on iPads and Android tablets.
Healtek consolidates the record into one system — and adds the intelligence layer on top.
Healtek amplifies your best people — their judgment, applied to every account and every device, at a capacity headcount can't reach.
And when you do want more than the intelligence layer, it's already there: Sales OS, Service OS, the Installed Base and the QR Service Portal are one system, ready when you are. Explore the full platform →
The device out of warranty, the competitor's machine in the corner, the lab manager frustrated with a supplier — your field team knows before any CRM does. Healtek gives service a one-tap way to hand that moment to sales, and gives sales the installed-base context to act on it. One timeline per customer: visits, devices, deals.
That's how the installed base becomes your best salesperson — and how your technical people start shaping sales success.
This QR code opens a real device in our demo environment — the same portal a doctor sees when scanning the code printed on a PM certificate or service report. Ask the documentation AI a question. Submit a test service request. No app, no login, no training.
Healtek streamlines the entire distribution chain — the same path our customer EMS runs every day with GE HealthCare ultrasound systems.
Deal and opportunity data exports in a format compatible with OEM systems — at EMS, directly into GE HealthCare workflows.
Every device, accessory and contract under management. Service history and sales opportunities on one timeline.
PM scheduling, tablet-based field work, one-click protocol generation. Less clicking, more servicing.
Doctors scan the code on the device's service report: instant documentation answers and structured service requests.
Faster triage, fewer wrong dispatches, maintained devices — so care doesn't wait on coordination.
Healtek organizes and monetizes the installed base of medical devices — built for teams of ten to a hundred with devices in the field.
Service-heavy teams managing an installed base of medical or lab devices — currently held together by spreadsheets, inboxes and a generic ERP. Healtek turns your installed base into your best-organized asset and your strongest revenue engine.
Direct sales and service organizations that need OEM-grade operational discipline: opportunity governance, structured service delivery, and distributor-network visibility without forcing everyone into your ERP.
Device sales and connected pharma / consumable sales are inter-related — the same customer, the same field team, the same installed base. Healtek is extending the Medtech OS to run both revenue streams in one commercial motion, shaped now with a limited group of early-access partners.
ERP projects are measured in quarters. Healtek stands up on your existing data — the same AI that runs your operations runs your onboarding.
Your spreadsheets, invoices and inboxes become a live installed base — a conversation, not a data project. Watch a real import: 227 customers, 254 products, 1,094 devices.
PM rules, deal stages and technician tablet workflows configured around how you already work — and your team onboarded on real data, not a sandbox.
First PM reminders fire, first QR portals reach the field, pipeline is visible. From here the system learns and compounds — it doesn't stall.

Electric Medical Service — distributor and professional service provider for GE HealthCare ultrasound systems — replaced a generic CRM, spreadsheets and manual PM management with Healtek Medtech OS: a structured installed base of 4,000+ records, automated preventive maintenance, tablet-based technician workflows, and opportunity data flowing into GE HealthCare systems.

A Hradec Králové distributor of innovative medical technologies committed to running its entire company — sales, delivery, service, consumables and finance — on Healtek Medtech OS, and agreed to share the implementation journey openly.
"We're buying a Ferrari to run our business."Anna Zálišová · financial manager, Imedex
Healtek runs on a full MCP-equipped business server built for autonomous operations and AI-driven company management across marketing, sales, delivery, service and finance. Healtek has been in production since 2022, on a platform in continuous development since 2000.
Jarvis agents produce actions, summaries, triggers and drafts — grounded in your real business data, never invented.
Deal intelligence, account 360, installed base intelligence, service triage — embedded where the work happens, not bolted on.
Wins and frictions feed back into the system on a weekly cadence, so the organization compounds what works instead of relearning it — and growth accelerates.
Run the daily and weekly reviews through Claude or ChatGPT — both connect to Healtek today, so you can have this working now rather than waiting on a roadmap. The third option is Healtek's own integrated intelligence — in beta today. So you're not betting on one AI vendor. And because everything runs on feedback loops, the medtech workflows it drives improve every week.
And if you're wondering why not just connect an AI to your own systems: an AI wired into ten tools sees ten partial pictures — it can answer about a deal, or about a device, but not about a customer. Healtek holds sales, service, the installed base, delivery and finance as one record, on one surface we maintain. What's left is knowing which questions are worth asking each week — and that's what we bring, informed by every medtech company running the same loop.
Watch a real import turn scattered spreadsheets, invoices and inboxes into a live installed base — 227 customers, 254 products, 1,094 devices — a conversation, not a six-week migration.
InsightsWhy the clarification loop — not the technician's wrench — is the biggest line item in medtech service.
InsightsInstalled-base accounts go silent while a renewal or upgrade is still open. Your own history already knows which ones.
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