Referrals fail silently.

Relay makes every referral acknowledged, and closed — with a timestamped trail your team can stand behind.

Currently in private pilot
Built for high-volume specialist teamsMinimal workflow changeDesigned for real clinical load
LIVEReferral event — shared status
Receipt sent to referrer
Incoming referralGP → Specialist • Attachments included
Risk: silent delay
Received
now
Acknowledged
Booked
Closed
Audit trail: timestamped actions • consistent history
Visible to both sides
Not another inbox. A shared referral status.

Most referral failures aren't dramatic. They're invisible.

The breakdown usually happens without anyone noticing — until weeks later, when the patient is still waiting.

No confirmation

Email sent. No acknowledgement. No receipt. No certainty.

No shared status

Referrers assume. Specialists assume. Patients wait between systems.

No documented trail

Months later: no clear record of action, ownership, or status.

When something goes wrong, the question becomes: What system did you have in place?

How it works

Email-first intake, one-click acknowledgement, visible progression, and a clear closed state.

Intake

Referrals arrive via email (attachments supported) and become a single trackable item.

Acknowledge

Creates an immediate receipt and starts the documented trail.

Close

Every referral ends in a visible "closed" state — so nothing drifts forever.

A safeguard against silent breakdowns.

Relay reduces the surface area for missed handoffs by making status explicit — and shared.

  • Every referral receives confirmation
  • Every action is timestamped
  • Every state change is visible
  • Every loop can close cleanly
Not another inbox. A shared status layer for referral handoffs.

Designed for real-world referral entropy

Humans forget. Clinics get busy. Email threads fragment. Relay is built to keep referrals moving — even when attention is scarce.

Core metric: referral flow velocity and inevitability — not dashboards.

Built for teams who receive volume.

If you receive referrals, Relay makes them difficult to lose — without demanding perfect new behaviours.

Specialist practices

Make incoming referrals visible, trackable, and closable — less chasing, fewer missed handoffs.

Hospital departments

Create shared status across triage, booking, and clinics — with timestamps and accountability.

Subspecialty teams

Keep progression legible under load — and close loops with a consistent trail.

Healthcare has systems for payments.
Systems for prescribing.
Systems for imaging.
There is no system for handoffs.
Until now.

Private pilot onboarding is limited.