No-Code (Templates)

The system is built around the concept of templates. Templates are a way for you to design the main entities in the system (devices, organizations, caregivers, users and patients – see below) and build your own functionality of care around them.
It's like building your database (i.e. ERD), but through UI.

Templates are configured in BioT console.

Templates are a no-code way to teach the system how key entities should look and how they should operate:

  1. Devices - How they operate, how they are provisioned, how they connect to the system and how the system should connect and operate them. Among other things, the user can specify what configuration parameters the device should use, what status messages it can send, what commands can be received and what other system entities they should be mapped to (for example, organizations, caregivers, patients, etc.).

  2. Patients – How a patient needs to be defined in the system, what information should be provided when provisioning a patient, what type of observations (e.g. biomarker measurements) should be observed for them, and what set of capabilities they should be allowed.

  3. Organizations – What data points you want to keep about the organizations you work with, including the identity of your account owner in the Organization.

  4. Organization Users – What are the types of organization users, how a user type should be defined and how they are expected to work with the system. BioT comes preinstalled with several initial Organization User templates: Organization Admin (to be used for users who are allowed to perform anything in the scope of their organization), Organization Operator (a user without administrative permissions), Manufacturer Admin (for use by you, the manufacturer, to control the entire system), Manufacturer Operator, and BioT Support (for use by BioT technical support personnel when called to assist).

  5. Caregivers - What data points you want to keep about caregivers (physicians, nurses, etc.) , including their relationships to other entities, such as patients.

  6. Generic Entity - create any type of entity on top of the pre-built BioT entities. It's like creating your own database tables, with no-code.

Templates allow you to customize the system (without coding) for any use case.
They enable the creation of basic entities (devices, organizations, users, patients, caregivers) and define their behavior to suit your needs.
Once set up, templates establish the system workflow, allowing you to operate via BioT built-in portals, customize further using the no-code Portal Builder, or integrate BioT with your own applications (e.g. mobile app) through the BioT SDK.

BioT’s templates are dynamic and adaptable, letting you adjust the data model to include custom parameters and behaviors through simple UI configuration.