Ambient monitoring.

Dashboards only work if someone remembers to look. Radial's monitoring is ambient: it re-checks every pinned metric as new cases land, and when something shifts, the finding is waiting on your Home screen. You don't go looking for it.

Adjusted for case mix

The classic failure of clinical metric-watching is that a run of hard patients reads as a process change. Radial charts each metric's value after case mix is accounted for. A one-click toggle swaps between the raw values and the case-mix-adjusted view, so a real shift and a difficult month look different on the chart.

Control charts, scoped your way

Pin any metric (built-in or one of your custom metrics) and Radial tracks it on a control chart as cases accrue. Charts can be scoped to one machine, one TPS, or one technique, so a question like "did this start with the new technique?" is a scope change, not a new analysis.

Alerts you can trust

Watching many metrics at once means many chances for false alarms, so alerting is engineered against them: case-mix-adjusted control charts by default, plus a false-discovery-controlled screen a site can enable once it's calibrated. Everything is tuned for the alert you act on, not the alert you learn to ignore. When a chart raises its hand, every point on it drills down to the case behind it, and what the shift means stays your call.