In development · UK GDPR

AI triage software — a smart digital front door for healthcare.

TriageNix Group is developing an AI-assisted triage model for self-care, routine, urgent and emergency pathways. This is a demonstration, not a medical service.

Demonstration only. TriageNix is in development and is not a registered medical device. Do not use it for real symptoms or medical decisions. If you are unwell, contact your GP or call 111. In an emergency, call 999.

<3 min
Average demo triage time
4 tiers
Triage model
24/7
Available, multilingual
TriageNix Triage
demo
Hi, I'm TriageNix. Can you describe what's bothering you today?
I have a sore throat and mild fever since yesterday.
Got it. On a scale of 0–10, how painful is your throat right now?
About 4. No breathing difficulty.
Recommended care · Self-care

Demo example only — not a medical diagnosis or advice.

4-tier triage model

Each demo consultation ends with a recommendation in one of four tiers: self-care, routine, urgent or emergency.

Self-care

Manage at home with safety-net advice.

Routine

Book a routine appointment with a primary care clinician within 1–3 days.

Urgent

Contact your local urgent care line or attend an urgent treatment centre.

Emergency

Call your local emergency number (999 in the UK) or attend an emergency department.

Built for the whole care pathway

Patients, primary care teams, hospital groups and private clinics — one platform, one record.

AI Smart Triage

Conversational symptom intake with red-flag screening and clear next steps.

Clinician dashboard

Patient queue with AI summaries, severity tags, and audit trail before consultation.

Real-time analytics

Demo analytics on triage volumes and severity mix.

Compliance roadmap

Working towards DCB0129, MHRA/UKCA, DTAC and DSPT. See our regulatory roadmap.

Smart routing

Recommends the right level of care: self-care, GP, 111 or A&E.

Dual-market impact

Revenue in the UK reinvested into African healthcare initiatives.

Clinical Governance & Leadership

Human Oversight for AI-Driven Excellence

The TriageNix Promise. At TriageNix (AfiyaAfrica UK), we believe that AI is a tool to empower clinicians, not replace them. We are developing a clinical safety framework for future evaluation.

Safety First

1. Clinical Safety Officer (CSO)

We are developing our clinical safety case in line with the DCB0129 standard, overseen by our designated Clinical Safety Officer.

Registration planned

2. Planned CQC registration

We have not yet applied for CQC registration. We have identified a Registered Manager ahead of any future application.

Data Secure

3. Ethical AI & Data Stewardship

We don't just process data; we protect it. We are designing for UK GDPR and developing an approach to data protection and bias evaluation.

Visionary Leadership

4. Dual-Impact Visionary Leadership

Led by Ola Kabir Brice Bachabi, TriageNix is part of a global mission to decentralize healthcare. Our aim is to develop digital health infrastructure that can benefit underserved communities in Africa.

Regulatory roadmap

TriageNix is at an early stage. Here is where we stand today:

  • DCB0129 clinical safety case — in development
  • MHRA medical device registration and UKCA marking — not yet started
  • DTAC (Digital Technology Assessment Criteria) — not yet completed
  • DSPT (Data Security and Protection Toolkit) — not yet completed
  • CQC registration — not yet applied
  • UK GDPR — designed in, with encryption at rest and in transit
  • WCAG 2.2 accessibility — design target
Regulatory & evidence status
Evidence plan

We are seeking NHS partners for a first independently evaluated pilot.

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Clinical governance in development

A human is always accountable.

Our AI is designed to support, not replace, clinical decisions.

Clinical Safety Officer
Mr Olatounde Kabirou Brice BACHABI
ola.bachabi@triagenixgroup.co.uk

Accountable for the clinical safety case and hazard log under DCB0129.

Registered Manager (designate)
Mrs Kafilat Abimbola OLANLEGE
kaffy.olanlege@triagenixgroup.co.uk

Identified to act as Registered Manager for a future CQC registration.

Integration roadmap

Planned connections to clinical systems.

We plan to integrate with the clinical systems NHS teams already use. None of these integrations has been built or assured yet.

  • EMIS Web — planned
  • TPP SystmOne — planned
  • NHS App / NHS login — planned
  • GP Connect — planned
  • FHIR R4 / UK Core — Planned — designed around FHIR R4 / UK Core standards
EMIS Web
Planned
TPP SystmOne
Planned
NHS App
Planned
GP Connect
Planned
FHIR R4 / UK Core
Planned
NHS login
Planned
Dual-impact model

A UK Community Interest Company with a global mandate.

TriageNix UK operates under a formal social mandate: 35% of UK profits are reinvested into African healthcare initiatives through our partner programme. This is written into our governing documents — not a marketing line.

As a CIC, we may be eligible for some social-impact and blended-finance funding routes, subject to each funder's criteria.

See impact report
CIC
UK legal structure
35%
UK profits reinvested
Asset-locked
Mission protected
Annual report
Public CIC34 filing
Private clinics

Pre-qualify every enquiry. Book only patients who are ready.

A branded triage portal for physio, dental, aesthetics and specialist consultants — billing on the roadmap.

For private clinics

Discover more

Evidence, implementation guides and company updates for healthcare buyers, clinicians and investors.

Clinical outcomes

Our evidence plan and future pilot results.

View outcomes

Integration checklist

Planning checklist for future EMIS, SystmOne and NHS login connections.

Open checklist

Blog

Healthcare digital transformation, triage research and product updates.

Read articles

About & Impact

Meet the team and read the CIC social-impact mandate.

About us·Impact & CIC

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Your conversation is private and never shared without consent. This is a demonstration only — not medical advice.

Demonstration only. TriageNix is in development and is not a registered medical device. Do not use it for real symptoms or medical decisions. If you are unwell, contact your GP or call 111. In an emergency, call 999.