QliqSOFT integrates bidirectionally with the systems that run home-based care, including Homecare Homebase and MatrixCare. Patient context flows in to prefill forms and power threads; conversations, signed documents, and Collaboration Notes flow back to the record. Three integration lanes cover every system: standards-based APIs (HL7, FHIR, ADT, MDM), RPAplus agentic integration for EMRs with limited or closed APIs, and scheduled SFTP/CSV exchange with data lakes and BI platforms. Your EMR does not have to be on this page to connect.
“Rolling out virtual visits at SGMC was not an IT-heavy project, the platform is intuitive and does not require logins or downloads so it has made my job easier!”
“When we needed to urgently deploy a telehealth solution for our care providers, QliqSOFT was able to get it done quickly and without consuming our internal resources.”
Integration fails when a vendor has only one method and your system doesn’t speak it. QliqSOFT runs three lanes in parallel, so the connection is chosen by what your systems support, not by what we happen to offer.
Real-time, bidirectional exchange over HL7, FHIR, ADT, and MDM. Demographics, medications, insurance, and schedules flow in; Collaboration Notes, signed documents, and form responses flow back to the record.
When an EMR offers no usable API, our agentic integration works the system the way a trained user would: signs in, reads, enters, and files, with AI resilience to screen changes and exceptions. No waiting on another vendor’s API roadmap, and every action is audit-logged.
Scheduled SFTP/CSV exchange on your cadence, daily or hourly, in both directions. That includes EMR change-log feeds such as Homecare Homebase Log Shipper: an initial full load, then incremental extracts that QliqSOFT processes into a continuously current shadow database of the relevant tables (patients, episodes, visits, physicians, orders). Outreach triggers, campaign eligibility, and reporting run against the shadow data, with no load on the EMR and no API required. Encrypted in transit, covered by BAA, retention-controlled.
Plenty of vendors call a nightly CSV an integration. QliqSOFT connects through healthcare standards so information moves in both directions, in workflows your team already runs.
Yes. Both connect through our standards-based integration layer, with patient context flowing in and documentation flowing back. In a demo we will map the specific fields and workflows to your instance.
Yes. Inbound data (demographics, medications, insurance, schedules) prefills forms and opens threads with context; outbound, conversations sync as Collaboration Notes and signed documents and form responses file to the record via HL7, FHIR, ADT, and MDM.
Very likely. Systems that speak HL7, FHIR, or ADT connect through the standards lane, and systems that don’t connect through RPAplus agentic integration or scheduled SFTP/CSV exchange. Call (866) 295-0451 or book a demo and bring your EMR; we will give you a straight answer on scope and timeline.
That is what RPAplus is for. Our agentic integration operates the EMR the way a trained user would: it signs in, reads context, enters data, and files documentation, with AI-driven resilience to interface changes and exception handling that scripted bots lack. You get integration on your timeline instead of waiting on another vendor’s API roadmap, with every action audit-logged.
Yes. QliqSOFT consumes scheduled change-log and batch feeds, including Homecare Homebase Log Shipper, starting with a full initial load and then processing daily or hourly incremental extracts into a shadow database of the relevant tables. Engagement workflows and reporting run against that shadow data, so nothing adds load to the EMR and no API is required.
Yes, through scheduled SFTP/CSV exchange. Your analytics team exports cohorts, risk scores, or outreach lists on the cadence they choose; Quincy runs the engagement; and outcomes flow back as structured files for your dashboards. It is the simplest lane to stand up and often the fastest path to a first win.
Light by design: single sign-on connects through your identity provider, SCIM v2 provisions users automatically from your directory, and organizations commonly go live in as little as one day for messaging, with EMR integration scoped alongside. Coryell Health went from kickoff to live in five days with results within a week.
Through the modern enterprise identity stack: SAML SSO for browser access, OIDC SSO for the mobile and desktop apps, and SCIM v2 for automated user lifecycle sync with Okta and Microsoft Entra ID. New hires get access when your directory creates them, role changes sync automatically, and when HR deactivates a departing staff member, SCIM deactivates their QliqSOFT access in minutes. SSO alone only gates new logins; SCIM closes the offboarding gap, which in a high-turnover field workforce is PHI access control, not an IT chore. MFA and conditional access policies enforced at your identity provider apply automatically.
Tell us what you run (Homecare Homebase, MatrixCare, WellSky, Axxess, or anything else) and we will show the integration working against your workflows, not a generic sandbox.