Arrange screens and Case Entry layouts around individual preferences, including themes, font size, grid columns and other presentation choices.

Many personal selections—including layouts, grid columns, themes, Quick Access choices, window positions and the previously open workspace—can be restored. In toxiCALL® 5 and toxiWEB®, these settings follow the user between workstations.

Keep cases, reports, dashboards and other work items open at the same time. toxiCALL® 5 allows tabs to become floating or docked windows and move across monitors, while toxiWEB® provides the same familiar tabbed organization through the browser.

Create related exposure cases together instead of repeating the same case-creation steps one case at a time.

Pre-populate common case information from templates instead of re-entering the same data. The underlying toxiCALL® 5 template capability is already used by the multiple-exposure workflow; a dedicated user-facing Template workflow is coming soon.

Compare cases before combining information so users can make deliberate decisions about what should be retained. The underlying toxiCALL® 5 merge capability is already used by the multiple-exposure workflow; the dedicated Merge Case comparison interface is coming soon.

Use Starts With or Contains searching in toxiCALL® 5 dropdown fields, with the selected mode remembered by field for each user.

Design Case Entry layouts that can be completely different from the standard toxiCALL® 4 or toxiCALL® 5 screen. Create comprehensive or limited-purpose views, add/remove fields, save alternate layouts and share them while security roles control who may make changes.

toxiCALL® keeps the full case visible within a single Case Entry screen, supporting rapid review before follow-up without forcing specialists through a sequence of separate entry screens.

toxiWEB® can keep Case Notes visible while the user continues through the scrolling Case Entry workflow, reducing unnecessary back-and-forth scrolling.

Reduce the risk of lost case-entry work with background, time-based saving while the specialist continues working.

Use the Case Review workspace to review a print-preview representation of the case while simultaneously managing Case Notes for QA, follow-up, Notes Redaction and other review activities.

Control substance ordering and maintain flexible records while preserving familiar poison-center practices.

Retain familiar case-level Route capture while allowing Routes to be defined for individual substances in toxiCALL® 5 and toxiWEB®.

Use available patient-specific calculations and expanded unit conversions, with additional advanced calculations continuing to grow.

Return richer information from supported sources, including multiple substances from a single toxiCALL® 5 lookup, and retain important details for case review.

Use approved reference sites or search the web, then pull selected details back into toxiCALL® 5. Centers control permitted sources, browser choices and supported-provider sign-in.

Use popup and tooltip-based views to understand Clinical Effects, Therapies, Routes and Scenarios without leaving the clinical workflow.

Search Clinical Effects, Therapies, Routes and Scenarios using names, descriptions and synonyms.

Add center-created descriptions and synonyms so local guidance becomes part of the same terminology specialists search and review.

Start with CAS-distributed descriptions and synonyms, then add center-specific guidance so specialists see and search the terminology your center actually uses.

Search Healthcare Facilities using more of the information available during a call. toxiCALL® 4 searches by Name; toxiCALL® 5 expands the search across Name, Shortcode, City, Phone and additional configured fields.

Create new data items, fields, rules, forms and exports for outbreaks, studies, state requirements or contracted services.

Export and import configurations so disconnected centers can collect harmonized data for multi-center programs.

Support funded studies and industry-client programs with client-specific entry layouts, validation rules, reports and dashboards while the poison center controls how those data are used and made available.

Clone an existing report, dashboard, validation rule or other supported configuration item, then modify the copy instead of rebuilding it from scratch.

Centers can add locally defined values—such as additional Gender selections and other center-specific options—while maintaining required reporting workflows.

Search the full database, save and reuse criteria, personalize grid columns, and output the selected data to CSV, Excel and other supported formats.

Review more than one report without repeatedly closing and reopening report output.

Use the 150+ report library, modify existing reports and dashboards or build new ones to meet center needs, then share appropriate designs with selected centers or the broader community.

Use interactive dashboards, drilldowns and configurable refresh—then open a case directly from an operational view.

Use Batch Reporting for scheduled report production and established criteria to trigger reports or email notifications when conditions are met.

Perform Notes Redaction within toxiCALL®, retain the redacted content with the case and reuse it for RADARS®, other data-sharing projects and redacted case-detail reporting.

Use configurable datasets and export definitions so RADARS®, NPDS AutoUpload and future data-sharing projects can evolve without treating every change as a custom software project.

Bring AutoUpload status into dashboards so submission activity can be reviewed alongside other operational information.

Use the rich Windows experience for full specialist workflows and browser access where web-based or focused access better fits the user.

toxiWEB® uses a free-flowing, scrolling Case Entry design that adapts naturally across different screen sizes. Full Case Entry is best suited to larger screens, while smaller devices provide convenient access for focused tasks, case review and information lookup.

Give clinicians, residents, consultants and other invited users appropriate access, including case-level restrictions and tablet review during rounds.

Use offline workflows for network loss, planned downtime, unreliable VPN access or complete site disruption, then upload later.

Use Windows / Active Directory authentication with the desktop products, with enterprise single sign-on planned for the browser.

Use self-service password recovery where supported instead of relying on an administrator to reset every forgotten password.

Separate many configuration changes from traditional software releases and keep adoption aligned to center readiness.

Migration does not have to be a single cutover event. Centers can migrate in phases, rerun migration as needed, and choose whether previously migrated cases are overwritten or ignored.

Add data items, workflows and center-specific capabilities while retaining control over application-version timing and CAS metadata releases.

CAS goes beyond restoring operation: we help clarify the need, identify the best capability across the toxiCALL® suite and simplify the path forward.

Every client receives responsive product support, practical guidance and continued help adapting to changing poison-center needs—without purchasing a higher support tier.

CAS focuses on being the toxiCALL® and toxiWEB® software expert while each organization works with the network, systems and hosting experts appropriate for its environment.

Back up and restore the database into a rebuilt destination environment, preserving flexibility as security, standards and hosting economics evolve.

Use an experienced provider for infrastructure and first-line triage while CAS remains the sole-source provider specifically for toxiCALL® and toxiWEB® software.

Use AI in toxiCALL® 5 to summarize case information and explore report results without positioning AI as autonomous clinical advice.

Use SmartPaste, semantic search and AI-assisted report design in toxiCALL® 5 as practical capabilities continue to mature.

Describe the records you want to find and let AI assist with constructing grid-filter criteria, then continue refining the result as this capability matures.

Use the center’s own supported AI account and credentials for direct control over availability, usage and cost. OpenAI is supported today; other providers may follow client demand and technical availability.