Cicadence integrates with the tools specialty pharmacy and clinical care teams already use. Review our partner ecosystem, BAA program, and open API for technology partners.
Cicadence has built the operational layer — real-time queue intelligence, RBAC, tenant isolation, audit logging, and a public REST + webhook API. We are seeking EHR/EMR vendors, specialty-pharmacy platforms, and BAA-eligible cloud partners so REMS Operations and Cicadence can ship inside a covered environment.
Cicadence is designed to sit inside your existing workflows, not replace them.
You own the patient data, the BAA, and the certified hosting layer. Cicadence consumes de-identified or PHI-handled queue signals from your platform.
We handle real-time queue intelligence, staff-assignment math, RBAC, audit logging, and tenant isolation. Your clinics see live staffing recommendations.
A BAA, sandbox EHR/EMR or specialty-pharmacy access to validate the integration, and a technical contact for a 30-minute scoping call.
Pre-launch healthcare software earns trust with honest sequencing, not fabricated logos. Here are the integration categories we are actively building against and the partner shapes we are looking for. Nothing on this list is signed; everything is labeled.
Inbound webhook and CSV/API ingestion patterns to receive prior-authorization queue volume from a specialty pharmacy stack so Cicadence can staff to actual PA backlog rather than an average. Designed to ingest data from dispensing and PA systems like CareTend, PioneerRx, and CoverMyMeds; named vendor connectors are roadmap items, and no commercial relationship with these vendors exists today.
Read patient queue and procedure-volume signals from an EHR sandbox to validate the integration end-to-end before any pilot. Designed against the FHIR R4 surface used by Epic and other major EMRs; we need a sandbox tenant from a participating EHR vendor to qualify the pattern. This is a roadmap target, not an existing integration.
Ingest case and enrollment queue volume from CRM-driven hub services workflows via the public REST API and inbound webhooks. Teams running on platforms like Salesforce can push queue counts today using the documented API patterns; a named connector is a roadmap item.
Inbound employee status update webhook to keep Cicadence employee records in sync with the source of truth for hires, role changes, and terminations. Designed against the common HRIS webhook shape; no specific HRIS vendor is integrated yet.
Replit's OIDC layer is live alongside the username/password flow. SAML and enterprise IdP integrations are scoped to land once a pilot tenant requires them.
Cicadence cannot self-certify HIPAA. We are seeking a BAA-eligible hosting partner so the operational layer can run inside a covered environment.
Bearer-token authentication, scoped API keys, and real-time queue volume updates via WebSocket. See the API documentation for the full reference.
Read backlog state and push real-time volume updates. Volume changes are broadcast to connected dashboards over WebSocket.
Provision, update role and skills, and deactivate employees. Designed to be driven from an HRIS.
Map staff to queues at specific locations. Drive live staffing adjustments from an external scheduling system.
Send and receive events to keep EHRs, POS systems, or pharmacy platforms in sync in real time.
What actually works today versus what is on the roadmap. If it says Available, you can build on it now; if it says Roadmap, it does not exist yet.
We are not asking for a marketing slot. We are asking for three things: (1) a BAA with an eligible partner so REMS Operations can handle PHI within your platform's certified environment; (2) API or EHR sandbox access to test the integration end-to-end before a joint pilot; (3) a platform partnerships or technical integration lead for a 30-minute scoping call.
Contact us at hello@cicadence.com or request a demo. Review our security and HIPAA-readiness documentation or see the full API reference.
A note on logos and names: the categories above describe integration shapes, the platform standards we are building against, and the partner profile we are looking for — not signed relationships. Where a third-party product is named, it describes a compatibility pattern or roadmap target only. All third-party names are trademarks of their respective owners; no partnership or endorsement is implied.