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How to Set Up and Use the Navix EMR Integration (CRM)

This integration pushes patient demographics, insurance coverage, admission details, and emergency contacts from Intake Opportunities to your clinical system.


What Information Gets Sent

When you push a patient to Navix, the integration automatically sends:

  • Patient demographics: Name, date of birth, gender, address, phone numbers, email, and emergency contacts

  • Insurance coverage: Policy details including payor, member ID, group number, and plan information (when available)

  • Admission details: Type, dates, location, and reason for admission (when available)

  • Referring physician: Name and details (when available)

Setting Up the Integration

Before you can start using this integration, you'll need to obtain credentials from Navix support:

  1. API Key: A unique identifier for your organization

  2. HMAC Secret: Used to secure your data transmissions

  3. Environment preference: Choose Sandbox for testing or Production for live use

Important: Navix only provides these credentials once. Store them securely as they cannot be retrieved again if lost.

Once you have your credentials, contact your Dazos administrator to configure the integration in your Settings page.

How to Send a Patient to Navix

  1. Open any Intake Opportunity in Dazos

  2. Look for the Create Patient in Navix button

  3. Click the button to send the patient information

  4. Watch for a confirmation message showing the patient was created and their Medical Record (MR) number

Understanding the Results

After sending a patient to Navix, you'll see one of these messages:

  • "Patient created": This is the first time sending this patient to Navix

  • "Patient updated": You've sent this patient before, and Navix updated their existing record

The message will also include the patient's MR number assigned by Navix (for example: NVX26-2026-5647).

Working with Multiple Environments

You can connect to both Sandbox and Production environments simultaneously. This allows you to:

  • Test changes in Sandbox without affecting live patient data

  • Use Production for actual patient transfers

  • Switch between environments as needed

Important Limitations

This integration has some important limitations to be aware of:

  • One-way data flow: You can only send data TO Navix, not retrieve data FROM Navix

  • Manual process: You must manually click the button to send each patient - there's no automatic synchronization

  • No updates from EMR: Changes made in your EMR system won't automatically update back to Dazos

Handling Repeat Admissions

When the same patient has multiple Intake Opportunities (such as readmissions), the integration handles this correctly:

  • The patient keeps the same MR number in Navix

  • Each admission creates a separate encounter record

  • No duplicate patient records are created

Getting Help

If you encounter issues with the integration:

  • Contact your Dazos administrator first for setup and configuration questions

  • For questions about what happens to data after it reaches Navix, contact Navix support directly

  • Your administrator can review detailed logs to help troubleshoot specific transmission issues

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