PLATFORM
Find the information your team needs, where the work happens.
Avenue connects GuideTags, IFUs, forms, photos, manufacturer-approved resources, workflow evidence, and readiness signals into one device-centered record. Teams can scan once, find the right context faster, start privately, and connect authorized partners when ready.
GUIDETAG DEVICE RECORD
Orthopedic Tray A-7X92
How Avenue works
The platform starts with the device record, then lets teams decide what to attach and when to connect.
Give the device a digital identity
A GuideTag connects a physical device, tray, kit, or workflow point to a durable digital record.
Attach the work to the device
IFUs, forms, photos, inspections, repairs, training, manufacturer resources, and readiness evidence stay connected to the device.
Connect the right people
Teams can start private, then connect manufacturers, vendors, repair partners, educators, and other authorized workflow partners when ready.
What this means for your team
The same device-centered foundation supports different teams without asking them to start with platform architecture.
SPD teams
Before: searching manuals, binders, and shared drives. After: scan once and find the right information faster.
Manufacturers
Before: approved resources are disconnected from equipment. After: keep those resources connected closer to the point of use.
Educators
Before: training is separated from workflow. After: connect learning to real equipment and real tasks.
Start private. Connect when ready.
Avenue is designed for conservative private use first, with a path toward permission-based collaboration when organizations are ready.
Private mode
Use GuideTags, forms, IFUs, policies, photos, and workflow evidence inside your own organization. Device records can remain scoped to one operating environment.
Connected mode
When permissions are enabled, the same GuideTag identity can support authorized collaboration across hospitals, manufacturers, repair providers, couriers, distributors, educators, and verified workforce professionals.
MANUFACTURER ACCESS
Manufacturer source authority
Manufacturers can keep IFUs, guides, training materials, and approval context connected to the same device records hospitals, vendors, and workflow teams use every day.
Avenue keeps versioned materials, approval context, and permission-aware source use visible while original manufacturer instructions remain authoritative.
What connects to the device record
Each layer adds context that helps teams understand, process, teach, repair, and verify the device.
Source Knowledge
IFUs, manuals, repair guides, and technique guides stay connected to the device.
Device Identity
GuideTags, UDIs, aliases, and tray names resolve to one usable identity.
Manufacturer Source Authority
Manufacturer-approved resources, training, approvals, and versions stay tied to the record.
Workflow Evidence
Forms, photos, inspections, handoffs, repairs, and readiness checks become durable evidence.
Readiness Intelligence
Rules, constraints, compatibility, warnings, and missing steps make the record useful.
Education + Workforce
Quick guides, competency cards, training, and verified workforce records stay tied to the work.
Lifecycle Memory
Repairs, sterilization, movement, usage, signoffs, and readiness history can grow over time.
From document repository to device memory
The device record becomes more valuable as inspections, repairs, sterilization, movement, training, and verification events accumulate around the device.
Instead of storing disconnected documents, Avenue helps teams build a durable history around the device.