Waizu helps healthcare organisations track shared devices and assets in real time — so clinical teams always have the equipment they need, exactly when they need it.
In healthcare, a missing device isn't just a cost problem. It's a patient care problem.
Clinical environments run on shared equipment. Handheld scanners, tablets, mobile workstations, patient monitoring devices, medical equipment — all shared across teams, across wards, across shifts.
And all of it going missing on a daily basis.
Unlike a warehouse where a missing device delays a pick, in a clinical environment a missing device delays patient care. A nurse spending 20 minutes searching for a scanner at the start of a shift is a nurse not spending 20 minutes with patients. Multiply that across every ward, every shift, every trust — and the scale of wasted clinical time becomes significant.
Traditional MDM tools don't solve this. RFID tracking systems are expensive to install and only work when an asset is near a reader. And most clinical environments have simply accepted that looking for equipment is just part of the job.
Waizu changes that — without expensive infrastructure, without complex installation, and without disrupting the clinical workflows your teams depend on.

gClinical teams shouldn't be spending their time looking for devices.
BIn most clinical environments, shared mobile devices have no tracking, no accountability and no proactive alerts when they go missing. When a device isn't where it should be, the only option is to search for it manually — pulling clinical staff away from patient-facing work to hunt through wards, store rooms and common areas.
This happens multiple times a day, across every ward, in virtually every trust.
Waizu eliminates it. Every shared device is tracked in real time via Wi-Fi access point, GPS and Waizu BLE beacons. The moment a device isn't where it should be, the right person is alerted — before clinical staff have to go looking for it.
HRFID is too expensive. Spreadsheets aren't good enough. There's a better way.
BNHS trusts and healthcare organisations manage vast quantities of shared assets beyond mobile devices — medical equipment, trolleys, infusion pumps, wheelchairs, portable monitors and more. Knowing where these assets are across a large hospital or multi-site trust is a significant challenge.
RFID has long been the go-to solution — but the infrastructure cost is prohibitive. Readers need to be installed at every location and every doorway. If an asset isn't near a reader, it's invisible. Full RFID coverage is rarely achievable within a realistic budget.
Waizu solves this differently — and at a fraction of the cost.
Attach a low-cost Waizu BLE asset tag to any piece of equipment you want to track. Your existing shared mobile device fleet — already deployed across the trust — acts as a roaming detection network, picking up tagged assets within up to 100 metres and reporting their location back to the Waizu cloud continuously.
No fixed and expensive readers. Just real-time visibility of every tagged asset, across every ward, every corridor and every floor — using infrastructure you already own.
Waizu works exclusively with trusted channel partners who already supply into NHS and healthcare organisations — including partners operating on existing NHS procurement frameworks.
This means healthcare organisations can access Waizu through suppliers they already work with, using procurement routes they're already approved for — with no need to onboard a new supplier or navigate a separate procurement process.
Speak to your existing mobility or IT partner about Waizu, or contact us directly and we'll connect you with the right partner for your trust.
