Ultrasound reporting, reimagined.
SonoIQx brings ultrasound reporting into one connected workflow. Document findings, automate calculations and generate reports ready for clinical review and sign-off.
The scan takes minutes. Then the second job starts.
Typing the same phrases again.
Working out numbers by hand.
Moving results between systems before anyone can sign.
Most of it is repetition, and repetition is exactly what software should take off your hands.
Record it once. The report follows.
You record findings in a form built for the examination. SonoIQx calculates the derived results from the measurements you enter, then drafts the report in clear clinical language.
Every report follows the same structure, whoever writes it.
Scan. Report. Sign. Send.
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01
Scan
Follow a workflow built for the examination.
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02
Report
Your findings become a draft report.
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03
Sign
Review, edit and sign off.
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04
Send
Print it, or send it to the patient’s phone in seconds.
More than a report writer.
Everything a busy scan room needs, from the couch to the clinic office.
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Reports in seconds
Patients get their signed report on their phone before they leave the couch.
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20-year image storage
Images kept securely with their reports, ready for any follow-up.
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Previous scans side by side
Earlier reports and images open next to today’s examination.
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Fetal growth charts
Customised charts and centiles to track growth across gestation.
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AI decision support
Suggests possible diagnoses and next steps from your findings. You decide.
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Clinic performance
Patient volumes and scans per practitioner, at a glance.
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Works offline
With the appropriate setup, available on request. Syncs when you’re back online.
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The draft is where you start, not where you finish.
You can change any word of the report. Nothing is final until the practitioner who performed the scan signs it.
Made by someone who scans.
SonoIQx was founded by practitioner Stanley Chime, drawing on his own experience of reporting across different clinical settings.
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