About OpenAdapt
OpenAdapt builds programs that type approved work into the systems a team already uses, check that it saved where the system allows a second read, and ask a person when something doesn't match. MLDSAI Inc. builds it in Toronto, Canada.
Where we are
Built for production: signed admissions, qualification against your normal and fault cases, a record check on every save, local or in your VPC, and a BAA on Enterprise. We qualify it on your system before it touches a real record.
Our recorded runs use open-source software (OpenEMR and openIMIS) or our own test apps, with synthetic records. What we've tested.
Who you'll talk with
Richard Abrich is the founder. He is an AI architect who helps businesses put automation into daily use and develops the software behind OpenAdapt. He holds a Master of Applied Science from the University of Toronto. Open-source contributors improve the software through public issues and pull requests.
Why the engine is open source
The engine that records a task, runs it and checks the saved record is MIT-licensed. Your IT team can read what it does before it touches a record, and run it without us. We charge for building, testing and looking after workflows, and $499 a month for Team. Run it yourself.
Research
We publish how we test automated checks, including where they miss. Research.
Company facts
| Company | MLDSAI Inc. |
|---|---|
| Based in | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Public code since | 2023 |
| Founder | Richard Abrich |
| Engine license | MIT, open source |
See it on your process
Bring one task your team types every day. We'll tell you whether it fits, and what a test on your own system would cover.