Integration

Overview

Integration is the connective tissue of Notable’s Agentic AI Platform. It allows AI agents to read and write data across EHRs, payer portals, claims systems, CRMs, HIEs, SDoH sources, and document repositories—structured and unstructured—so they can actually complete work, not just suggest it.

Instead of forcing teams to swivel between systems or rely on brittle point-to-point interfaces, Notable acts as an orchestration layer that plugs into your existing stack and keeps it in sync.

What Integration Does

• Connects to any source system
  APIs (FHIR, REST), HL7, X12, SFTP/flat files, and document-based inputs like fax and PDFs are all first-class citizens.
• Normalizes structured and unstructured data
  Extracts key data from clinical notes, radiology reports, faxes, and claims; then normalizes it into a unified model that agents can act on.
• Enables bi-directional EHR writeback
  Agents don’t just “look up” data; they write discrete results back into the EHR—flowsheets, SDEs, orders, documentation, and workqueues—so downstream teams trust what’s been automated.
• Scales across heterogeneous environments
  Supports Epic, Oracle Health, and mixed environments, plus third-party programs (quality registries, care management platforms, clearinghouses, payer portals).

Why It Matters

• No rip-and-replace – Use Notable as an overlay that coordinates work across systems you already own.
• End-to-end automation – Because Integration is deep and bi-directional, workflows can truly run from trigger to resolution (e.g., auth creation → status → appeal → EHR and clearinghouse updates).
• Future-proof architecture – As payers, EHRs, and vendors change interfaces, Notable absorbs that complexity instead of your internal teams.

Example Use Cases

• Ingest faxed referrals, extract key data, match to the right patient, and create orders in Epic or Oracle—without human data entry.
• Pull payer rules and coverage details, then automatically assemble prior auth packages from EHR data and submit through 278/portal workflows.
• Combine EHR, claims, and HIE signals to power care-gap closure and HCC suspecting at population scale.

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