SOAPware Status Report, July, 2010

This has been another incredibly busy and productive month at SOAPware. We have quietly released SOAPware v2010.2 containing our first phase billing software. It is now in use in more than 20 sites. We are doing this quietly until we are confident there are no significant flaws. All of the advanced e-prescribing within v2010.1 released a couple of months ago has been merged with the billing development in order to create v2010.2. The SOAPware billing project has been a parallel effort for almost 3 years, and the merge into v2010.2 has been huge. In spite of this, there have been few reports of quality issues to date.
Toward the end of this month, we will make announcements and reengage some marketing efforts to notify everyone that we now have a fully integrated (not just interfaced) clinical and practice management system that is all written in one language, one database, one installer, etc. This is fairly unique as most systems that claim integration are really only interfaced. The interfaced approach is going to be increasingly problematic in the future for multiple reasons that I will be explaining in the near future.
We have also made great progress on our open-platform SDK/API that opens our point of care solution to other entities. It is likely to be a couple of months before formal announcements regarding its capabilities are forthcoming.