Two tools, two jobs. They do not overlap.
One releases and archives the cycle at the machine. The other documents everything around it, across the whole practice.
CertoAssist
On-screen batch release with CertoSign. No cloud, no server, no upload.
A touchscreen terminal at the autoclave itself. The cycle is released, labelled and archived where it happens, which means it also works in practices that do not want practice data leaving the building.
- Paperless batch release on the screen, signed with CertoSign
- Records transferred automatically to your practice software
- Label printing and barcode scanning
- Works without an internet connection
- For medical autoclaves
- Display
- 7" LED backlit, 800 × 480, 16:9
- Touch
- Capacitive
- Brightness
- 450 cd/m²
- Processor
- ARM Cortex-A8, 800 MHz – 1.0 GHz
- Memory
- 512 MB RAM, 4 GB flash
- Storage
- micro SD and USB
- Network
- Ethernet 10/100, Bluetooth 2.1
- Peripherals
- Barcode scanner port, label printer
- Supply
- 9 – 36 V DC, max. 9 W
- Dimensions
- 220 × 132 × 36.5 mm
- Weight
- 740 g
Terminal specification
ClavioSoft
It reads what your devices print, and you release it with one click.
ClavioSoft picks up the batch records your devices produce, whichever way they leave them: as a printout, on a USB stick, over a serial port, WLAN or LAN. You check the cycle against the record and release it digitally, then print the label that keeps the batch traceable. The rest of the reprocessing file (illustrated tray lists, the risk classification of the instruments, the standard operating procedure, maintenance and revalidation intervals) lives in the same place. Its maker names over 200 connectable devices, from any manufacturer.
- Reads the records of over 200 devices, any manufacturer
- Digital batch release, then the label for traceability
- Tray lists, risk classification and the SOP in one file
- Maintenance and revalidation dates watched for you
- Runs on a Windows PC, updates included
Which one do you need?
| Question | CertoAssist | ClavioSoft |
|---|---|---|
| Scope | The sterilisation cycle | The whole reprocessing workflow |
| Where it runs | On the autoclave | In the practice |
| Internet required | No | Depends on the setup |
| Batch release | Yes, with label printing | Documents the release |
| Made by | CertoClav | An independent supplier |
They are complementary. CertoAssist proves the cycle; ClavioSoft proves everything that happened before and after it.
Does it work with your practice software?
68 programmes checked, dental, medical, and hygiene documentation.
Practice software compatibilityRunning a laboratory autoclave?
Connected CertoClav laboratory autoclaves write each batch record to the cloud automatically. Records stay retrievable from any workstation, months after the cycle ran, without anyone having to file a printout.
CertoCloud