Closing the Loop on Surgical Excellence.
A unified platform to Clean data, Manage tray and supply accuracy,
and Optimize cycles based on real-world usage.
From Messy Data to Lean Operations
LayerJot provides the only unified platform designed to bridge the gap between sterile processing and the operating room. By first cleaning your underlying data, we create a high-trust foundation that allows Countsheet.ai to manage tray and supply accuracy with AI-driven precision. This intelligence doesn't stop at the SPD; it follows every instrument into the OR, capturing real-world usage to optimize your cycles. The result is a continuous feedback loop that ensures clinical readiness, reduces labor costs, and propels your facility to peak clinical and financial performance.
Clean.
In Sterile Processing, teams rely on databases and count sheets to drive daily operations. But over time, those databases become cluttered: duplicate items, outdated configurations, inconsistent naming, and manual workarounds layered on top of each other. When the data
is wrong, tracking accuracy suffers, reports lose credibility, and confidence in the system breaks down.
Manage.
Once the database is clean, the focus shifts to the daily execution of tray assembly. Even with digital systems, departments often rely on technician memory or outdated checklists rather than a high-trust workflow. When assembly processes are inconsistent, manual errors slip through, leading to missing instruments, incorrect substitutions, and delayed surgical starts. This lack of standardized control creates a bottleneck in production and forces the OR to question the reliability of every tray.
Optimize.
Even with reliable assembly, facilities remain trapped in a cycle of over-processing. Without visibility into actual usage, hospitals default to 'bloated' trays sterilizing thousands of unused instruments annually. This waste drives up utility costs and drains precious labor. Without objective data, your surgical logistics cannot scale, leaving significant financial resources on the table.
