THE INDEX

Twenty-five desks.
One login.

Twenty-five modules, grouped six ways. Each one opens as its own window on the same desk, reading the same live record. Twenty-five modules. One desk, one record.

WHAT YOU ARE LOOKING AT

A desktop, in a browser tab.

Every screenshot on this site draws the same thing. xMed opens as an Ubuntu desktop: a bar across the top, a dock down the side, a wallpaper behind, and each module running as a window on it. Staff who have used a computer already know how to use it.

Real windows Every module opens as a window you can drag, resize, minimise and stack beside another.
A dock and a desktop Pinned applications, running indicators, and shortcuts you arrange where you want them.
Yours, per person Wallpaper, accent colour, light or dark, and where the icons sit — saved per user, not per clinic.
A ? on every window Two hundred and twenty-two guides, one per screen, in whichever language you want to read them.
Every feature arrives switched off
A new capability ships inert. A clinic that has not taken it behaves exactly as it did before the feature existed — which is how one system serves forty clinics on forty different feature sets without any of them holding the others back.
Permission and licence are not the same thing
What a person may do is a permission. What the clinic bought is a licence. The two are kept apart on purpose, so a screen never says “you do not have permission” when the honest answer is “this clinic did not buy it”.

The desk is waiting.

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