Medical System Integration Service
From an empty cart to a fully integrated medical system.
iTD takes over the assembly, integration, testing, documentation and logistics of your medical systems, so your team stays focused on what moves your product forward.
These tasks, iTD can take over:
- Component sourcing and procurement
- Mechanical assembly
- Cabling and electrical integration
- Functional and electrical testing
- Packaging and logistics
Signs that internal integration is becoming a growth bottleneck.
Many OEMs source medical carts from a supplier and integrate the medical devices themselves. What may work at low volumes can quickly become a bottleneck: building ready-to-use complete systems ties up capacity, personnel, and supplier management resources — especially when volumes rise, variants increase, or existing partners can no longer meet expectations for quality and on-time delivery.
With every additional component, variant, and interface, internal effort increases—and with it, the risk of quality deviations, delays, and growth bottlenecks.
Success story: Caregility outsourced the system integration
James H. Custer II, SVP Technical Program Management Team, Caregility
"The things that I found were extremely impressive.. The logistics, the warehouse, the automation, everything is very much in place. They are dedicated to their professionalism, they are proud of what they do, and it's really been exciting to work with the team and build our healthcare telemedicin carts for Saudi Arabia here in Germany."
INTEGRATION TASKS iTD CAN TAKE OVER
Component sourcing and procurement
- Procurement of defined components
- Management of suppliers and availability
- Goods receipt, inspection, and provision
Mechanical Assembly
- Assembly of all devices on the medical cart
- Integration of mounts, modules, add-on parts, and peripherals
- Coordination of ergonomics, stability, and system layout
Cabling and electrical integration
- Cabling, cable management, and power distribution
- Integration of electrical components according to defined specifications
- Setup of computers and system components
- Installation and configuration of software/system images according to customer-specific specifications
Functional and electrical testing
- Functional tests and system checks
- Defined approval processes
- Documentation per system
- Traceability across series-produced devices
Packaging and logistics
- Ready-to-ship packaging
- Storage and preparation
- Handover to logistics or direct shipping
- Delivery as a complete system solution
How OEMs Benefit from iTD Integration Services
With iTD as your integration partner, you don’t just reduce operational tasks. You lay the groundwork for bringing medical system solutions to market faster, more securely, and with greater scalability. Outsourcing device integration drives faster growth.
How iTD Guides OEMs to Ready-to-Ship Systems
Outsourcing integration means keeping responsibility clear, processes standardized, and results fully traceable.
Step 1 – Define requirements
We clarify the system, components, variants, interfaces, testing requirements, and target processes.
Step 2 – Plan integration
We develop a suitable integration concept, including assembly, material, testing, and documentation logic.
Step 3 – Industrialize processes
We lay the foundation for reproducible workflows—from the first unit to series production.
Step 4 - Integrate and test systems
We build, wire, and test the systems according to defined specifications.
Step 5 – Prepare for delivery
We document, package, and hand over the finished system solution to logistics, warehousing, or direct shipping.
A Structured Approach to Integration – With the Right Framework
Most integration problems don’t arise from the details, but from the approach itself: requirements are clarified too late, interfaces aren’t clearly defined, or production processes aren’t considered until after the prototype is built.
Our white paper shows what MedTech companies should keep in mind when turning individual components into a scalable system solution.
In this white paper, you’ll learn:
- Which integration issues need to be clarified early on?
- What common mistakes delay the project?
- How can system integration be planned in a structured way?
- What steps support the path to scalable series implementation?
Let’s discuss how we can support you
What integration tasks can iTD handle for your system?
Together, we’ll analyze your current situation, identify bottlenecks in your value chain, and determine the appropriate scope of integration—from the first production unit to scalable delivery.
Together, we identify bottlenecks and define the right integration scope for scalable delivery.
Contact our integration service team: sales@iTD-cart.com