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.

What is eUnity's regulatory status?

eUnity is an FDA-cleared Class II medical device (510(k) K172490) that enables healthcare professionals to view, manipulate, and analyze medical images to aid in diagnosis. It is for professional and prescription use only. Its intended use, which applies globally: eUnity is a web based medical device software intended for trained healthcare professionals to store, retrieve, transfer, review, and display medical images and associated clinical reports, providing 2D viewing, multiplanar reformatting, 3D visualization, and image analysis tools to aid in diagnosis. Regulatory status and approved intended 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. Cloud image sources include AWS HealthImaging, Azure Health Data Services and the Google Healthcare API. For 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.

ENTERPRISE VIEWER

One viewer for every image across the enterprise

eUnity brings radiology, breast imaging and digital pathology into a single zero-footprint viewer that works across your existing PACS and VNA — on premises or in the cloud.

FDA-cleared Class II · 510(k) K172490Listed in Epic Connection Hub

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Enterprise imaging

Unify your Image Visualization

Most enterprise viewers are a house viewer bolted to one archive. eUnity is the enterprise layer: a vendor-neutral diagnostic viewer that performs federated queries across the PACS, VNA and reporting systems you already run — so your health system standardizes on one viewer instead of many, without replacing what works.

IMAGE INCOMPATIBILITY

Unify and standardize visualization across radiology and the wider enterprise.

INCOMPLETE IMAGING HISTORIES

Deliver complete imaging histories via the EMR, no matter where images are stored.

WORKSTATION-DEPENDENT IMAGING

Give radiologists access to diagnostic tools on any supported browser or device.

eUnity showing chest CT slices beside a chest radiograph across two displays.

Zero-Footprint Access

No client software and no browser plug-in on the endpoint. eUnity runs in the browser and opens on any supported device, so users get full image access without workstation setup.

eUnity displaying a 12-lead ECG report, an echocardiogram with colour Doppler, an axial chest CT and a portable chest radiograph together in one hanging.

Multi-Specialty Reading

Radiology, mammography¹, cardiology, and more read from the same enterprise image viewer, each with the toolset their workflow needs, against a single patient history.

eUnity showing a brain CT with an AI segmentation overlay and a quantitative analysis report alongside it.

AI Integration

eUnity displays results from your AI and CAD applications alongside the original study, including the name and version of the algorithm that produced them. Radiologists see AI output inside the reading workflow instead of a separate system, with no rebuild of your infrastructure.

eUnity showing a whole-body CT volume rendering.

Advanced Visualization Tools

Go beyond 2D with 3D, volumetric, PET-CT, and fusion rendering. Heavier studies stay responsive without moving work back to a dedicated workstation.

eUnity showing a current chest radiograph beside priors, with the prior series along the foot of the viewer.

Cross-Enterprise Workflow

Read across sites, facilities, and systems from one viewer. Routing rules send each study to the site and reader assigned to it, so distributed teams share one view of each patient.

eUnity running in a browser on a tablet held by a clinician, showing a four-pane brain MRI study.

Mobile & Remote Reading

Work from anywhere. eUnity gives radiologists and clinicians browser-based access from home, on the road, or across facilities, supporting teleradiology and after-hours coverage².

Deliver Value for your Patients

Across the Enterprise

eUnity opens any study in the browser from the EMR patient record. Clinicians open radiology, cardiology and photodocumentation for a patient from one list, without a second login.

Zero-footprint diagnostic viewer, clinical toolset
Utilized by referring physicians, clinicians and general users
Integrates data from any source
Completes EMR with a full imaging history
Toolset to support clinical subspecialities

eUnity displaying non-DICOM clinical content alongside imaging.

eUnity MPR and 3D view with a vascular reconstruction.

Advanced visualization

Adds 3D, volumetric, PET-CT, and fusion rendering as a licensed module.

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Mammography

Read full-field digital mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis in the same enterprise viewer as every other modality, with prior-exam comparison built in¹.

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eUnity showing a whole-slide pathology image with a navigator inset.

Digital pathology

Enable whole-slide imaging (WSI) viewing with enterprise access, supporting tumor boards and multidisciplinary workflows³.

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Capability

What’s in the viewer

Named capabilities, grouped as the viewer presents them.

Reading and navigation

Hanging protocols
Selectable layouts
Window/level presets
Pan
Zoom
Magnify
Flip and rotate
Crosshair
Linked series scrolling
Cine
Prior-study badging
Series navigator

Markup and measurement

Distance and angle measurement
Region of interest
Text and arrow annotation
Spine labelling
Eraser and annotation management

Advanced visualization

MPR
Curved MPR
MIP
3D volume rendering with presets
Slab thickness and range control
PET-CT fusion

Breast imaging

Full-field digital mammography
Tomosynthesis with 2D/3D toggle
C-View
CC and MLO hanging
Automatic current-to-prior comparison

Beyond radiology

Echocardiography with Doppler
12-lead ECG waveforms with intervals
Endoscopy and visible-light capture
Whole-slide imaging with navigator
Non-DICOM content

Workflow and output

Search by patient, ID, accession, modality and date
AI and CAD result display
Collaboration session
Export and secondary capture

Interoperability and integration

Query and retrieveStandard DICOM query/retrieve services.

EMR launchIn study or patient context, with AES-256 encrypted launch URLs and system-to-system single sign-on. Epic integration including the Haiku and Canto mobile apps.

Cloud image sourcesIncluding AWS HealthImaging, Azure Health Data Services and the Google Healthcare API.

IHE profilesScheduled Workflow and Consistent Presentation of Images as Image Display. Access to Radiology Information as Report Reader and Image Display with multiple sources. Simple Image and Numeric Report as Report Reader. Audit Trail and Node Authentication as Secure Application with the encryption option and Audit Record Repository.

Proof

Cleared, listed, and deployable where your images already live

FDA-cleared Class II

510(k) K172490. Professional and prescription use only.

Epic Connection Hub

eUnity is listed in the Epic Connection Hub. Epic is a trademark of Epic Systems Corporation.

On premises, cloud, hybrid

Read on premises, or from cloud image sources including AWS HealthImaging, Azure Health Data Services and the Google Healthcare API, without re-platforming the viewer.

Standards and conformance

See our DICOM conformance and IHE integration statements.

eUnity is part of Mach7’s connected enterprise imaging family: Enterprise Imaging, the Vendor Neutral Archive (VNA), the Communication Workflow Engine (CWE), the eUnity Enterprise Viewer, and AI enablement — with Flamingo as our next offering.

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 device². 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.
What is eUnity's regulatory status?

eUnity is an FDA-cleared Class II medical device (510(k) K172490) that enables healthcare professionals to view, manipulate, and analyze medical images to aid in diagnosis. It is for professional and prescription use only.

Its intended use, which applies globally: eUnity is a web based medical device software intended for trained healthcare professionals to store, retrieve, transfer, review, and display medical images and associated clinical reports, providing 2D viewing, multiplanar reformatting, 3D visualization, and image analysis tools to aid in diagnosis.

Regulatory status and approved intended 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 viewer⁴. Radiology gets hanging protocols and advanced visualization, mammography supports full reading including tomosynthesis¹, and cardiology, echocardiograms, and ECG waveforms view in the same environment. Digital pathology and whole-slide imaging are available as an add-on³. Teams work from a single patient imaging history instead of switching between specialty systems.
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.

Cloud image sources include AWS HealthImaging, Azure Health Data Services and the Google Healthcare API. For implementation timelines, professional-services scope and infrastructure prerequisites, contact your Mach7 representative.
How does pricing work?

Regional availability and content notice. eUnity is a medical device for professional and prescription use by qualified healthcare professionals. Regulatory status, available modules and approved indications vary by market. For the approved indications in your market, contact your Mach7 representative or Mach7 Regulatory Affairs.

Mammography and digital breast tomosynthesis are not intended for diagnostic interpretation on mobile devices. Mammography/DBT availability is subject to regional regulatory clearance.
For Mobile diagnostic usage only when a full workstation is not available.
Digital pathology whole slide imaging is available in the United States only; for reference and referral use, not for primary diagnosis.
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.
Customer testimonials and quantitative customer results shown on this page relate to United States customers, are not necessarily typical, and are not directed to audiences in Australia.

Epic is a trademark or registered trademark of Epic Systems Corporation.

One viewer for every image across the enterprise

What your radiologists actually see

Unify your Image Visualization

IMAGE INCOMPATIBILITY

INCOMPLETE IMAGING HISTORIES

WORKSTATION-DEPENDENT IMAGING

The Intelligent Image Viewer

Zero-Footprint Access

Multi-Specialty Reading

AI Integration

Advanced Visualization Tools

Cross-Enterprise Workflow

Mobile & Remote Reading

Deliver Value for your Patients

Across the Enterprise

In the Reading Room

Simplify Image Access

Add-On Modules to Meet your Every Need

Advanced visualization

Mammography

Digital pathology

Customer Success Stories

What’s in the viewer

Reading and navigation

Markup and measurement

Advanced visualization

Breast imaging

Beyond radiology

Workflow and output

Interoperability and integration

Cleared, listed, and deployable where your images already live

FDA-cleared Class II

Epic Connection Hub

On premises, cloud, hybrid

Standards and conformance

Where eUnity fits in the reading day

Frequently Asked Questions

What devices does eUnity support?

What is eUnity's regulatory status?

How does eUnity handle multi-specialty reading?

How is deployment handled: on-premises or cloud?

How does pricing work?

Related Resources

Mach7 Digital Pathology Solution

Mach7 eUnity Enterprise Diagnostic Viewer

How UM Health-West turned imaging access into patient engagement

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