eUnity: The Zero-Footprint Viewer Built for Every Specialty

Frequently Asked Questions

• What devices does eUnity support?

  eUnity is zero-footprint: it runs in a modern web browser with nothing to install on the endpoint, so users reach studies from a desktop, laptop, or mobile device. Mobile use is intended for diagnostic review when a full workstation is not available. No image data or patient information is stored on the device, and communication is encrypted.

  For the current supported browser, operating system, and mobile version matrix, and for minimum hardware specifications, contact your Mach7 representative.

• Is eUnity FDA cleared?

  eUnity is a software application that displays medical image data and associated clinical reports to aid in diagnosis for healthcare professionals. It is for professional and prescription use only.

  Regulatory status and cleared indications for use vary by market. For current clearance documentation for your region, contact your Mach7 representative or Mach7 Regulatory Affairs.

  Viewing pathology whole slide imaging (WSI) is for reference and referral use only, and is not for primary diagnosis. Mobile usage for mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis is for reference and referral only.

• How does eUnity handle multi-specialty reading?

  eUnity runs every specialty from one enterprise image viewer. Radiology gets hanging protocols and advanced visualization, mammography supports full reading including tomosynthesis, and cardiology, echocardiograms, and ECG waveforms view in the same environment. Digital pathology and whole-slide imaging are available as an add-on in the United States only; for reference and referral use, not for primary diagnosis. Teams work from a single patient imaging history instead of switching between specialty systems. Display monitors used for reading medical images for diagnostic purposes must comply with applicable regulatory approvals and with quality control requirements for their use and maintenance. Mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis are not intended for diagnostic interpretation on mobile devices.

• How is deployment handled — on-premises or cloud?

  eUnity is a server-based viewer that integrates with your existing infrastructure and supports on-premises, cloud, and hybrid deployments, so you can read where your images already live without re-platforming the viewer.

  For supported cloud services, implementation timelines, professional-services scope, and infrastructure prerequisites, contact your Mach7 representative.

• How does pricing work?

  eUnity uses flexible licensing that maps to how you actually work. Tell us about your environment and we'll shape a model that fits.