Give your crews back the minutes documentation takes from patient care.
Developed with paramedics, flight nurses, and emergency physicians — not just software engineers.
By the time the report gets written, half of it is already memory.
In prehospital and emergency care, the details that matter most appear in seconds — a change in vitals, an intervention, a handover detail. Crews are trained to act on them immediately. Most are still expected to write them down later, from memory, once the mission is over.
Hours lost to paperwork
Time that should go to rest, turnaround, or the next call gets spent re-entering the same information by hand.
Memory under pressure
Exact times, doses, and details have to be held in someone's head through the most demanding part of the shift.
Details that don't survive the mission
What gets written an hour later is rarely as precise as what actually happened.
A hospital flying blind
The receiving team often learns the full picture only when the patient is wheeled through the door.
Data nobody can use
Handwritten or freeform notes can't feed quality reviews or registries without someone re-typing them first.
Information that stops at the door
What your crew learns in the field rarely makes it cleanly to the next team, the next shift, or the next review.
We didn't digitize documentation. We rethought how it gets created.
What's said and done during a mission has, until now, only turned into structured data through heavy manual effort — if at all. NoxAvis uses AI to do exactly that: it recognizes speech, actions, and timing as care happens, and turns it into structured, clinically usable documentation in real time. One continuous record instead of five separate systems, staying under your organisation's control the whole way.
AI analysis
Recognizes and interprets what's said and done as care happens.
Structure
Turned into structured, time-accurate clinical data fields.
Validate
Reviewed and confirmed by the healthcare professional.
Hand off
Sent on to the organisation that needs it next.
Capture, AI analysis, structuring, and validation need no connection — everything syncs to the receiving organisation automatically once a connection is available.
One team. Two purpose-built tools for the moments that can't wait.
HeliDoc
Real-time mission documentation for rescue and air rescue crews. Captures what happens during care, structures it automatically, and hands it to the next team before the patient arrives.
See HeliDocShockDoc
Real-time documentation for the trauma bay, where several people act and speak at once. Turns speech, roles, timing, and — in future — device data into one structured record.
See ShockDocWe design around how your crew actually works, not how a demo looks.
NoxAvis starts with real missions and real workflows, then builds the software to fit them. Configurability and usability aren't add-ons — they're the parts of the product we ship first.
Built around your operations
Screens and workflows follow how your crews actually run missions, not a generic template.
Configured to your organisation
Medication lists and organisational settings are already manageable per site, today.
Usable under real pressure
If it doesn't work with gloves on, in a moving vehicle, over rotor noise — we don't ship it.
Shaped by crew feedback
Features move from field feedback into the product roadmap — we don't promise what isn't built yet.
Tested with real crews, on real missions.
70+
healthcare professionals
~100
real-world missions
82.2
System Usability Scale
65%
less documentation time
40%
fewer handover errors
Better records don't just document care. They make it easier to improve.
Once your data is structured and precisely timed, it can work harder than a single mission report — with your approvals and under your governance.
Care
Handover
Quality
Research
Training
Quality management
Spot process deviations and recurring patterns early, with concrete starting points for improvement instead of a stack of PDFs.
Research & registries
Feed structured data into the registries and studies your organisation already contributes to, without manual re-entry.
Training & development
See where training would actually move the needle, based on what happened in real missions, wherever data protection allows it.
Organisational development
Aggregated trends can inform staffing, training, and process decisions — a capability we're building toward, not a claim of automation today.
Development needs clinical reality.
