OpBook 360

Surgical workflow. One connected view.

OpBook360 brings the surgical journey together—from referral and preparation to theatre documentation and follow-up.

Designed with surgeons. Built for surgical teams.

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Receive

The problem

Surgery is organised across different teams.

Referrals, approvals, investigations, bookings and clinical documents often sit in separate systems.

OpBook360 gives surgical teams a clearer view of what is ready, what is missing and what needs attention.

The platform

The surgical pathway, brought together.

One connected surgical pathway

Follow the patient’s surgical pathway from referral through procedure and follow-up.

Clear next actions

See outstanding information and tasks before they delay care.

Less repetitive administration

Reuse reviewed, structured information across the workflow.

Connected documentation

Keep planning, operative documentation and follow-up linked within the surgical record.

How it works

From referral to follow-up

  1. 01

    Receive

    Bring the referral and relevant source information into one connected pathway.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Coordinate funding, investigations, consent and readiness.

  3. 03

    Schedule

    Keep the team aligned around the planned procedure.

  4. 04

    Document

    Prepare structured clinical records for clinician review and approval.

  5. 05

    Complete

    Maintain a clear surgical record through follow-up and completion.

AI statement

AI that assists—not decides.

OpBook360 uses AI to help structure information and prepare documentation.

Every AI-derived clinical field remains subject to human review and confirmation. Clinical decisions remain with the treating team.

Current status

Built in New Zealand. Preparing for a clinical pilot with patient data.

OpBook360 is being developed with surgical practices to reflect the realities of procedural care.

We are speaking with clinicians, healthcare organisations and strategic partners interested in shaping the next stage.

Spend less time finding information.
Spend more time moving care forward.