Know at all times whether the entire system is working correctly.
The native monitoring module continuously checks the entire process chain supporting ICU DATA EXPERT. Failures, degradation and recovery never remain hidden: status appears immediately and is tracked until a confirmed return to normal.
Every state is timestamped, explainable and tracked until recovery is confirmed.
Every critical link is monitored.
Data & replication
Clinical production database, replicated database, schema-change compatibility and network-flow quality.
Collection & processing
Data collectors, Episode ID calculation and medication dose and period calculations.
Alerts
Execution of real-time and scheduled alerts, stop detection and confirmation of automatic restart.
Documents
Document production, process availability and export to the electronic patient record.
A visible failure becomes controlled action.
The process is unavailable
Production or replicated database inaccessible, incompatible schema change, stopped collector, inactive alert, unavailable document production or export, interrupted Episode ID or medication calculation.
The process runs but is drifting
Compatible schema change — type modification or added column, table or view — abnormally slow replication, real-time or scheduled alert stopped and restarted, or temporarily unavailable monitoring.
Normal operation is verified
After intervention or restart, ICU DATA EXPERT explicitly confirms the transition from error or warning to operational status.
Intervene before users report the issue
The failure is detected in real time. The team can act immediately without waiting for a user to encounter the issue or relying on manual or accidental discovery.
Replace uncertainty with evidence
The state of every process is known. This visibility provides reassurance: no lingering doubt about a silent failure or hidden anomaly.
Monitor the complete chain, not just servers.
ICU DATA EXPERT connects technical availability, clinical execution and recovery evidence in a single real-time view.
See monitoring in action → View the technical foundationICU data monitoring: availability, freshness and quality
An active process guarantees neither fresh nor correct data. Technical monitoring concerns process execution and errors; quality checks concern the clinical workflow content. During acceptance testing, plan an interruption and recovery test, then check the freshness of received data and the recipient of each notification. These checks help identify where intervention is needed in the chain.