X-Ray Technician
- Acquire the X-ray study
- Confirm study quality and views
- Release the study into XRAI
- Track intake status
- Resolve upload exceptions
Studies reach the worklist without repetitive manual uploads.
From DICOM Study to Reviewed, Signed Report
XRAI brings DICOM ingestion, AI-assisted analysis, primary care provider review and sign-off, digital signatures, final report generation, amendments, and workflow visibility into one connected radiology reporting experience.
XRAI supports the clinical workflow while qualified primary care providers remain responsible for reviewing, editing, approving, and signing reports.
- Automatic Study Intake
- AI-Assisted Interpretation
- Primary Care Provider Review and Signing
- Consistent Final Reports
- EHR Integration
- Study In
- XRAI Agent
- Secure Study Intake
- AI-Assisted Analysis
- Primary Care Provider Review, Sign & Finalize
- Final Report to EHR
XRAI in Action
XRAI in Action
Follow the complete workflow from study intake through AI-assisted analysis, provider review, signing, and final report delivery.
Workflow at a glance
01
DICOM Intake
A configured XRAI Agent detects and uploads supported DICOM studies.
02
Study Registration
Metadata registers the study in the shared worklist.
03
Work Assignment
A provider claims, receives, or is assigned the study through the configured process.
04
AI-Assisted Analysis
Configured AI models return supporting observations, findings, or draft content.
05
Primary Care Provider Review
The provider reviews images and AI output, then prepares the report.
06
Sign & Finalize
An authorized provider reviews, approves, and signs where required.
07
Final Report
The platform generates the final report and records its workflow state.
08
Amendments
Authorized users add controlled amendments while preserving signed report history.
Unified Work Management
One Shared Worklist for the Complete Reporting Team
XRAI provides a common operational view of studies, assignments, AI-processing states, review, sign-off, and report completion.
| Study Date | Patient | Study Description | Body Part | Claimed By | Report | Edit Report | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
15 Sep 2026 09:12 · XR-10842 | Sam Wahba 586320 · DOB 16/07/1974 | Lumbar spine and pelvis series | L SPINEPELVIS+1 | AM Dr. A. Morgan Idle · available | Awaiting My Signature | ||
15 Sep 2026 08:54 · XR-10841 | Marcus Reed 712904 · DOB 03/11/1968 | Chest PA and lateral | CHEST | NP Dr. N. Patel Idle · available | In review | ||
15 Sep 2026 08:37 · XR-10840 | Elena Torres 493812 · DOB 21/02/1986 | Left knee complete series | KNEE | JR Dr. J. Rivera Idle · available | Awaiting signature | ||
15 Sep 2026 08:05 · XR-10839 | Daniel Kim 834106 · DOB 09/09/1991 | Right wrist and hand | WRISTHAND | — | — | Analysis ready | |
14 Sep 2026 17:42 · XR-10838 | Priya Desai 621475 · DOB 12/05/1979 | Ankle and foot weight-bearing | ANKLEFOOT | EO Dr. E. Okafor Idle · available | Analysis ready · re-analysis | ||
14 Sep 2026 16:18 · XR-10837 | Olivia Chen 257963 · DOB 28/01/1958 | Pelvis and bilateral hips | PELVISHIP+2 | AM Dr. A. Morgan Idle · available | Amended | ||
14 Sep 2026 15:51 · XR-10836 | Noah Williams 908341 · DOB 07/06/2002 | Left foot complete series | FOOT | — | — | — | Analysis ready |
14 Sep 2026 15:14 · XR-10835 | Grace Miller 340178 · DOB 19/12/1965 | Chest single frontal view | CHEST | NP Dr. N. Patel Idle · available | — | Finalized | |
14 Sep 2026 14:33 · XR-10834 | Theo Bennett 175826 · DOB 24/08/1982 | Right knee | KNEE | JR Dr. J. Rivera Idle · available | Awaiting My Signature |
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AI-Assisted Reporting
Review X-Rays and AI Findings in One Workspace
XRAI brings diagnostic X-rays, AI-generated findings, impressions, and report actions into a single review workspace — helping primary care providers move from X-ray review to final sign-off efficiently.
John Thompson
5019328
- DOB
- 18 Apr 1972
- Sex
- M
- Study date
- 15 Sep 2026
- Study type
- Chest
- Images
- 2
Diagnostic X-ray viewer
X-ray 1 of 2 · CHEST
Findings
Suggested findings from AICardiomediastinal silhouette is not enlarged. No focal airspace consolidation, pleural effusion, or pneumothorax is visible. Small calcified granulomatous-appearing densities project over the lungs/hilar regions. No acute osseous abnormality is evident.
Impression
• No acute cardiopulmonary abnormality; small calcified granulomatous-appearing pulmonary/hilar densities.
Collaborative Reporting
Three Roles. One Shared Workflow.
Primary Care Provider
- Access assigned studies
- Review X-ray images
- Compare AI-assisted findings
- Edit report content
- Apply a digital signature
- Sign and finalize the report
- Raise and review amendments
AI assists. The primary care provider interprets, signs and remains responsible for the report.
Administrator
- Configure organizations and facilities
- Manage users and access
- Install and monitor XRAI Agents
- Manage clinic branding
- Monitor worklists and workflow status
- Review audit events
Operational teams maintain visibility without interrupting clinical review.
Before and After
Traditional Radiology Workflow
4–6 hoursper report
- Manual DICOM folder handling
- Repetitive study uploads
- Separate AI tools
- Disconnected communication
- Manual report preparation
- Unclear assignment status
- Separate signature process
- Difficult amendment tracking
- Limited operational visibility
XRAI Workflow
~10 minutesper report
- Automated study intake
- Shared worklist
- Centralized assignment
- AI-assisted interpretation
- Primary care provider-controlled reporting
- Configured digital signatures
- Final report delivered to the EHR
- Controlled amendments
- End-to-end workflow history
Modernize the Radiology Reporting Workflow
See how XRAI can connect study intake, AI assistance, professional review, signing, report generation, and operational oversight in one governed experience.
Study in. Reviewed and signed report out.