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- Ambulance Dispatch System
- Transport booking system
- Laboratory system
- Billing and accounting system
- Payment source
Ambulance Dispatch System coordinates transport intake, crew assignments, load stops and the evidence recorded during service. A load holds the record number, subject, contact details and accountable team member.
Approval conditions
| Id | Load | Purpose | Version | Signed at | Expires at | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC-2026-014 | Evan Cho | Consent to transport | Revision 1 | 20 Oct | 25 Oct | |
| LA-2026-027 | Theo Navarro | Release of medical records | Revision 2 | 26 Oct | 03 Nov | |
| SM-2026-005 | Nora Varela | Insurance billing consent | Revision 3 | 16 Oct | 25 Oct | |
| DS-2026-042 | Iris Okeke | Treatment authorization | Revision 4 | 18 Oct | 25 Oct | |
| LS-2026-118 | Lina Farouk | Guardian transport consent | Revision 5 | 27 Oct | 01 Nov |
Clinical Coordinator approves the charge for the intended service stop before billing handoff.
Every feature works on the same records. Pick one to see the screen your team works in.
Keep the transport identity and its purpose-specific authorization evidence together.
Loads
| Record number | Subject | Contact phone | Authorization status | Owner | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| LDS-55601 | Mara Ellison | +1 555 010 1420 | Pending | Nico Laurent | |
| LDS-37898 | Theo Navarro | +1 555 010 1421 | Active | Amina Yusuf | |
| LDS-68137 | Lina Farouk | +1 555 010 1422 | Pending | Sana Qureshi | |
| LDS-99356 | Evan Cho | +1 555 010 1423 | Active | David Kim | |
| LDS-56223 | Nora Varela | +1 555 010 1424 | Pending | Haruto Tanaka |
Review crew evidence and retain the intervals during which each person is assigned.
Load assignments
Track service episodes and give unresolved follow-up a named owner.
Completion waits for the clinical coordinator
| Id | Load | Assigned crew | Stop type | Actual arrival at | Actual departure at | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC-2026-014 | Lina Farouk | Elif Demir | Patient pickup | 17 Oct | 22 Oct | |
| LA-2026-027 | Lina Farouk | Amina Yusuf | Receiving facility | 24 Oct | 31 Oct | |
| SM-2026-005 | Mara Ellison | Rosa Alvarez | Transfer point | 20 Oct | 24 Oct | |
| DS-2026-042 | Iris Okeke | Nico Laurent | Emergency scene | 03 Nov | 07 Nov | |
| LS-2026-118 | Lina Farouk | Elif Demir | Return to residence | 04 Nov | 10 Nov |
Keep signed observations and measured values attached to the service episode.
Signed waits for the licensed clinician
| Id | Load stop | Note type | Note text | Author | Signed at | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC-2026-014 | Miles Duarte pickup at Harbor Clinic | Scene assessment | Patient alert and speaking clearly | Elif Demir | 25 Oct | |
| LA-2026-027 | Samir Haddad pickup at Hillcrest | Patient handoff | Receiving nurse accepted handoff | David Kim | 29 Oct | |
| SM-2026-005 | Theo Navarro transfer to Bayview Care | Treatment update | Oxygen saturation improved en route | Priya Menon | 22 Oct | |
| DS-2026-042 | Samir Haddad pickup at Hillcrest | Transport delay | Traffic delayed arrival by eight minutes | Haruto Tanaka | 25 Oct | |
| LS-2026-118 | Evan Cho arrival at Northside Ward | Family contact | Family notified of destination | Priya Menon | 16 Oct |
Retain sample processing states and the details of an authorized medication event.
Medical dispensations
| Id | Load stop | Medication | Lot number | Quantity | Unit | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC-2026-014 | Evan Cho arrival at Northside Ward | Normal saline 0.9% | L26-1445 | 220 | beats per minute | |
| LA-2026-027 | Miles Duarte pickup at Harbor Clinic | Oral glucose gel | L26-1055 | 780 | millimeters of mercury | |
| SM-2026-005 | Evan Cho arrival at Northside Ward | Oxygen, nasal cannula | L26-2636 | 270 | percent | |
| DS-2026-042 | Nora Varela transfer to Westhaven | Aspirin 81 mg tablets | L26-5483 | 890 | breaths per minute | |
| LS-2026-118 | Nora Varela transfer to Westhaven | Albuterol inhalation solution | L26-4537 | 270 | milligrams per deciliter |
Review stop-level charges and compare load-level receipts with their external evidence.
Approval waits for the clinical coordinator
| Id | Load stop | Service description | Amount | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CC-2026-014 | Iris Okeke arrival at Riverside Care | Basic life support transport | 340 | Draft | |
| LA-2026-027 | Nora Varela transfer to Westhaven | Advanced life support response | 110 | Draft | |
| SM-2026-005 | Mara Ellison pickup at Willow Clinic | Interfacility mileage | 270 | Draft | |
| DS-2026-042 | Iris Okeke arrival at Riverside Care | Oxygen administration | 660 | Draft | |
| LS-2026-118 | Miles Duarte pickup at Harbor Clinic | After-hours transport | 640 | Draft |
Load intake to settlement review ships ready to use. One step needs a named approval before the work moves on: Approve charges (Clinical Coordinator).
Identify the transport and the person responsible for coordinating it.
Review crew evidence and record the assignment interval.
Connect the service episode to its crew and observed progress.
Keep signed notes and measured observations with the stop.
Review the service description and amount before the billing handoff.
Check the receipt reference and amount against external payment evidence.
Open any authorization to see the roles that work on it, its process stages and its approvals on one page.
Load, Purpose, Version and Signed at.
Records linked to this authorization.
Clinical Reviewer, Licensed Clinician and Clinical Coordinator, each with their own permissions.
Register load and Check authorization, with the role that acts.
Approve charges, with who decides.
Evan Cho · Pending
Signed in as Clinical Coordinator
| Decision | Approver | |
|---|---|---|
| Approve chargesReview the service description and amount before the billing handoff. | Clinical Coordinator |
Everyone opens Ambulance Dispatch System to the work that is theirs. Pick a role to see what it starts with.
Maintains verified professional privileges and care-team assignments. Record entry: Clinical Privileges, Care Team Assignments, People. Read only: Patients. Pages: Clinical Privileges and Details.
This is the first screen this role sees.
Crew credentials · Clinical Governance Administrator
Reviews evidence and authorizes eligible domain outcomes. Read only across all care-domain tables.
This is the first screen this role sees.
Crew credentials · Clinical Reviewer
Captures assigned care operations work and evidence.
This is the first screen this role sees.
Crew credentials · Licensed Clinician
Owns care operations setup, planning and assigned operational work. Record entry: Patients, Encounters, Care Tasks, Consents, Charges. Read only: People, Payments. Pages: Business Overview, Encounters.
This is the first screen this role sees.
Settlements · Clinical Coordinator
Configuration administrator who maintains user access and agreed financial reconciliation responsibilities.
Review authorization, crew responsibility, clinical evidence and financial activity.
This quarter
How far records got this quarter
| Stage | Reached | Step | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pending | 46 | ||
| Signed | 21 | 46% | |
| Withdrawn | 9 | 43% | |
| Expired | 5 | 56% |
Sample counts per stage
Which loads still need attention to their authorization, and who owns them?
Which credentials need review before the next service period?
Who was assigned to a load during the interval being reviewed?
Which stops have recorded arrival and departure, and which remain open?
Which assigned tasks are due, completed or escalated?
Which note authors and recording team members supplied the evidence for the service episode?
Which samples are collected, received, tested or rejected?
What do charge and settlement subtotals show when reviewed separately by their own state?
See how Ambulance Dispatch System fits your kind of team.
Organize planned collections and returns with clear crew and documentation handoffs.
Keep service episodes and clinical evidence attributable across a transfer handoff.
Bring dispatch documentation and transport charge review into the same operating routine.
Each stage of load intake to settlement review names the role that acts and the status it records, so a change is never anonymous.
Each stage, the role that acts and the status it records
Prepare operational reviews and configuration changes with the responsible people.
Set up connections through ERP.AI and Proto workflows, with every change logged.
Every record lives in a table you can see, extend and export. Add fields or whole tables in Proto.
Browse all 15 tablesStart with one team and one process, then add the rest once the basics are running.
Clinical Coordinator chooses representative transport work and identifies the booking and billing handoffs. Clinical Governance Administrator agrees how staff identities, credential evidence and assignment intervals will be maintained.
Preserve load and stop identities when importing existing work. Resolve team members to their user accounts. Review authorization purposes, sample accession numbers and the financial references used to trace receipts.
Use a practice collection and return with an incoming crew change. Set up the agreed role access and operational screens. Clinical Coordinator manages the stops while Licensed Clinician records the run evidence and outstanding follow-up.
Include an expired credential, an authorization withdrawal, a note correction and a rejected sample. Review a cancelled return charge and a repeated receipt reference. Confirm which person resolves each case before the next handoff.
Compare imported records with their source and inspect representative reference chains. Review charge and settlement subtotals separately. Obtain the operating team’s acceptance, retain the source export and agree how to recover if cutover must be paused.
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| Usage | Per $1 |
|---|---|
| Record reads (list, filter, get) | 20,000 |
| Search or aggregate queries | 4,000 |
| Record writes | 4,000 |
| Imported or synced records | 200,000 |
| Workflow runs | 2,000 |
| AI agent runs | 2,000 |
| Scheduled jobs or webhooks | 20,000 |
| File uploads (MB) | 2,000 |
| CSV or PDF exports | 100 |
Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Ambulance Dispatch System for your business. Pilot a practice collection and return with a crew change, run documentation and a service-charge review. Bring the relevant staff identities, authorization evidence and receipt references.
A load is the transport identity used to connect its owner, authorization evidence, crew assignments and service stops. The record number helps the team find the intended work when discussing a booking or follow-up. Separate stops retain the different service episodes under that load.
Clinical Governance Administrator ends the outgoing assignment interval and records the incoming one. Clinical Coordinator checks the crew on the upcoming stop. Earlier service records retain the context of the people who performed that work.
Clinical Governance Administrator maintains the credential type, issuing authority, license number and verification attachment. Review the eligibility dates for the planned work and resolve Pending, Suspended or Expired records before relying on them in the assignment decision.
Yes. Actual departure records the observed event, while the stop can remain awaiting review. Licensed Clinician resolves documentation questions, Clinical Reviewer reads the evidence and Clinical Coordinator updates the stop when the review is complete. Dispatch tasks retain any assigned follow-up.
Run notes distinguish Draft, Signed and Amended. Agree how the author explains a correction and retains its supporting evidence. Review the corrected text with the responsible clinician before closing the associated documentation question.
Samples retain the type, collection date, accession number and processing state for their stop. Medical dispensations retain the medication, lot, quantity, unit and authorizing team member. The clinical team supplies the professional decisions; laboratory confirmations come from the laboratory's own process.
Clinical Coordinator has reviewed the service description and amount for the intended stop. The charge moves from Draft to Approved for the billing handoff. Record Invoiced when that handoff is confirmed through the agreed billing process.
A settlement belongs to the load and retains the receipt reference, amount and received date. Charges belong to service stops. Review their subtotals separately and use the billing system for detailed invoice allocations and accounting reconciliation.
Yes, with a reconciled migration. Resolve user identities and team members before loading transports and their stops. Preserve original reference values, review open work and compare the financial subtotals with their sources before cutover. The implementation plan describes the pilot.
Start free, then use Proto to change fields, steps and approvals before your team goes live.