It allows you to manage by connecting the structure with external companies in real time (also via automatic notifications) in a secure and privacy-compliant way.
Each company accesses the data of the bodies assigned to it by receiving notifications on its status, boxes, movements, etc.
- Arrival date management
- Box management
- Management of medical visits, autopsies, origin, certificates, exposure times
- Company management: municipal authorizations, certified email, email for notices, dedicated access data, etc.
- News
- Body archiving
- Possibility of access in SAAS cloud or on-premise mode.
- API Rest JSON for connection to third-party systems
Tecnologie
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