Celo vs eXpress

Celo is a collaboration platform for healthcare teams communicating and coordinating patient care. It supports one-to-one and group messaging, notifications, read receipts, and delivery status. Teams can share photos, videos, and documents in a library separate from a user's personal gallery, and use patient-specific case files and secure external chat with patients, families, and other stakeholders. Celo AI Scribe records patient conversations, generates clinical notes, and lets users review and share them with the team. Celo Connect is in beta and lets patients, families, and referrers start a HIPAA-compliant conversation from a team's homepage. Celo says it supports EHR integration through FHIR or HL7 and RESTful APIs, with authentication options including API keys, mutual SSL, and IP restrictions. It says patient information is encrypted and not stored permanently on a user's device, and describes HIPAA, HITECH, and GDPR compliance. The service runs on Android, iOS, and web. Plans include Free for up to 10 users, Growth for up to 20, and paid tiers starting at $49 per month billed annually.

eXpress is an enterprise communication and mobility platform that brings workplace messaging, video meetings, and employee access to business processes together. Its messenger supports personal and group chats, threads, tags, reactions, channels, and file sharing. Video conferences include recording, hand raising, persistent chat, and background effects. SmartApps provide a single window for employee processes and corporate systems; the maker lists more than 70 integration systems, including email, document management, CRM, and antivirus. The mail client connects to Gmail, Exchange, and Yandex accounts. The maker describes multi-layer end-to-end encryption, encrypted mobile storage, TLS 1.3 and DTLS transport encryption, and three independent authentication channels. Corporate customers can deploy on their own secure servers or in a secure cloud. Listed platforms include web, Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Aurora OS, with an Outlook add-in for conferences. A free plan and a 30-day trial are listed. Corporate plans have individual conditions, with pricing handled by the commercial department.