Get the on-call team on red-alert device transmissions in minutes
Every few minutes, WebRun opens Octagos, reads the triage queue for red-alert transmissions Atlas AI has flagged as urgent, texts the on-call allied professional through Twilio with the device and alert type, and posts an escalation card to Slack so a sustained arrhythmia, shock, or lead failure is seen within minutes.
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How do I escalate red-alert CIED transmissions to on-call staff fast?
WebRun checks Octagos every few minutes and reads the red-alert transmissions Atlas AI has triaged as urgent. It texts your on-call professional through Twilio with the alert type and device, using initials only, and posts a Slack escalation card, so a sustained arrhythmia, shock, or lead failure reaches a human within minutes instead of waiting in the queue.
- Red-alert transmissions reach on-call staff in minutes, not hours
- No urgent shock or lead-failure alert sits unseen in the queue
- Every escalation is logged in Slack with its device and SMS status
Built for device clinics · cardiac electrophysiology practices · remote monitoring coordinators · allied professionals
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
www.octagos.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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Octagos - read red-alert transmissions
- Open Octagos and go to the transmission triage queue
- Filter for red-alert transmissions that Atlas AI has prioritized as urgent and are not yet acknowledged
- Capture the device manufacturer, alert type, patient initials, and transmission time for each
- Skip alerts already acknowledged or actioned by staff this run
Done when Every unacknowledged red-alert transmission is listed with its alert type and device.
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Twilio - text the on-call professional
twilio.com How to Automate Twilio
WebRun opens Twilio to text the on-call professional about the alert. - Send the on-call allied professional an SMS naming the alert type and device manufacturer, referencing the patient by initials only
- Keep the text free of any protected health information beyond the initials and alert category
- Wait for a delivery confirmation and note if the message could not be delivered
Done when The on-call professional has an SMS for each red-alert transmission or a delivery failure is noted.
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Slack - post the escalation card
slack.com How to Automate Slack
WebRun opens Slack to post the escalation card for the clinic. - Post an escalation card to the device clinic Slack channel for each red-alert transmission
- Show the alert type, device manufacturer, and transmission time, ordered by severity
- Note whether the on-call SMS was delivered and link the transmission in Octagos
Done when The clinic channel has an escalation card for every red-alert transmission with its SMS status.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Does it message the patient about the alert?
No. WebRun only notifies your own on-call allied professional by SMS and posts an internal Slack card. It never contacts the patient, and any clinical outreach is decided by your team after they review the transmission in Octagos.
Is patient health information sent in the text?
No. The SMS and Slack card reference the patient by initials and name only the alert type and device manufacturer, so no protected health information leaves Octagos in the notification.
How does it know which transmissions are urgent?
It reads the transmissions Atlas AI has already triaged as red-alert in Octagos, so only genuinely urgent events like a sustained arrhythmia, delivered shock, or lead failure trigger an escalation.
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