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Auslab Integration with Medical-Objects Secure Messaging

Auslab integrates with Medical-Objects secure messaging for Specialists and Pathology in Australia, enabling supported clinical correspondence to be sent through HL7, received through Medical-Objects Explorer and accessed through Medical-Objects Dr. Portal from within Auslab workflows. Medical-Objects provides the secure messaging transport and delivery infrastructure behind the connection.

How Auslab Connects with Medical-Objects

Direct HL7 Sending

Auslab supports direct HL7 sending with Medical-Objects, allowing supported clinical correspondence to be sent from Auslab through the Medical-Objects secure messaging network.

Receiving with Medical-Objects Explorer

Auslab supports Receiving (Explorer) with Medical-Objects, providing a Medical-Objects receiving workflow for supported clinical correspondence.

Online Results with Dr. Portal

Auslab supports Online results (Dr. Portal) with Medical-Objects, providing browser-based access to supported clinical results through the Medical-Objects service.

Used Across Specialists and Pathology

The Auslab integration is most commonly used by medical professionals in Specialists and Pathology, helping practices exchange supported clinical correspondence through Medical-Objects without introducing a separate secure messaging workflow.

Available in Australia

The Auslab integration with Medical-Objects is currently supported in Australia. Medical-Objects is Australian owned and its secure messaging infrastructure is hosted in Australia.

Secure Messaging for Auslab

When Auslab sends or receives supported clinical correspondence through Medical-Objects, messages are handled through the Medical-Objects real-time secure messaging network. This provides practices using Auslab with secure clinical message delivery and clear message tracking through the Medical-Objects service.

Real-time delivery

Australia's Only Real-Time Secure Messaging Network for Auslab

Medical-Objects is Australia's only real-time secure messaging network, making it the fastest way for Auslab users to send and receive supported clinical messages. Messages supported by the Auslab integration move through the Medical-Objects network in real time, without waiting for scheduled message batches.

Support

Support for the Auslab Integration

Medical-Objects support is included at no extra cost for customers using Auslab with Medical-Objects. Our team can assist with the Medical-Objects side of the Auslab integration, including setup, training, connectivity and technical troubleshooting.

Medical-Objects support helpdesk

Australian-Based Support

Practices using Auslab with Medical-Objects can contact the Medical-Objects support team for assistance with the Medical-Objects side of the Auslab integration.

Medical-Objects knowledge base

Auslab Integration Resources

Teams using Auslab with Medical-Objects can access guides, video tutorials and documentation covering Medical-Objects installation, secure messaging and common configuration tasks.

Medical-Objects customer support rating

4.9-Star Rated Support

Customers using Auslab with Medical-Objects receive access to the same Medical-Objects support team rated 4.9 stars by users, with messaging and delivery issues handled by experienced support staff.

Medical-Objects proactive integration support

Proactive Integration Assistance

Medical-Objects monitors its messaging environment and can assist Auslab users with Medical-Objects-side upgrades, delivery issues and configuration changes that could affect the Auslab integration.