Intelligent surgical traceability
Every instrument.
Every set.
Every cycle.
Under control.
Connect sterile processing, surgical instruments, equipment and operating rooms in one intelligent traceability platform.
Multi-manufacturer · DataMatrix · Vision AI · RFID-ready
- Reception
- Washing
- Inspection
- Assembly
- Sterilization
- Release
- Washer W-02Cycle 14 · running
- Autoclave A-01Evidence linked
- Missing1 instrument
- Human verification requiredGround truth
- Audit trailAppend-only
Illustrative product interface with demo data — not real hospital records.
Platform
From traceability to intelligence.
Recording what happened is the baseline. Steritrack turns that event stream into decisions: what to reprocess first, what is blocked, what the operating room can count on.
Event-driven core
Every transition is an immutable event, not an overwritten status field.
Explainable state
Each blocker states its reason, so the floor is never guessing.
Human authority
Automation proposes; a qualified human decides and releases.
CSSD
A reprocessing cycle the system actually enforces.
Reception, washing, inspection, assembly, sterilization and release are server-side states with explicit preconditions — not labels an operator can skip.
- Append-only event traceability per cycle and package
- Process evidence linked to equipment loads and cycles
- Hard stops when required evidence is missing or failed
- Human release: no automatic return to circulation
- 1Reception
- 2Washing
- 3Inspection
- 4Assembly
- 5Sterilization
- 6Release
Release blocked until sterilization evidence is linked and a human validates.
OR Intelligence
The operating room and CSSD, on the same signal.
Surgical schedule, versioned preference cards and case readiness feed advisory priorities to sterile processing. Priorities are recommendations — they never mutate release state.
- Case readiness computed from real asset availability
- Sets in maintenance, quarantine or reprocessing excluded
- Substitutions only under an explicit, human-approved rule
- Advisory CSSD priorities with stated reasons
- CASE-A17100%
Ready
- CASE-B0476%
At risk · 1 set in reprocessing
- CASE-C2248%
Not ready · reserved elsewhere
Opaque case references — no patient identity.
Vision AI
Assistance on the tray. Authority stays human.
Vision proposes missing, extra, substituted or uncertain findings on a set photo. A qualified operator confirms or corrects, and that human ground truth is what the record keeps.
- Missing, extra, substitution and uncertain concepts
- Model output and human verification stored separately
- Versioned engine contract, model-agnostic by design
- No claim of trained clinical production accuracy
- Detected42/43
- Missing1
- Uncertain0
- Human checkRequired
Connect
Identification today. Integrations scoped per site.
GS1 DataMatrix identification and HID-neutral scanning are implemented. Machine feeds and hospital-system exchange are architecture-ready and require vendor specifications before any live link.
- GS1 / UDI parsing and tenant-scoped identifier registry — implemented
- RFID-ready carrier-agnostic identifier model
- Equipment and Edge transports declarable, with manual fallback
- HL7 / FHIR assessed, not implemented — no patient data processed
- GS1 / DataMatrixImplemented
- HID-neutral scanningImplemented
- RFID carriersReady
- Equipment & EdgeFoundation
- Files / webhooksFoundation
- HL7 / FHIRNot implemented
Built for any instrument.
Any manufacturer. Any hospital.
Steritrack models instruments, sets, machines and identifiers generically. Nothing in the core depends on a single vendor's catalogue, label format or proprietary protocol.
Security
Enforced by the database, not by the interface.
We list only what is implemented. Steritrack makes no certification claims.
Role-based access
Permissions evaluated server-side, mirrored in the UI.
Strict multi-tenancy
Row-level policies isolate every organization's data.
Immutable audit
Append-only records, including for privileged roles.
Human release
No automatic release; hard stops on missing evidence.
No ISO 27001, SOC 2 or HDS certification is claimed, and MFA/SSO are not advertised as available. Patient data is never collected: surgical cases use opaque references only.
See it on your own reprocessing workflow.
A guided walkthrough on synthetic, non-patient data — from reception to human release.