Fort Wayne, Ind. [March 12, 2026] — Enterprise Health and WAHTS Hearing announced a direct API integration that streamlines occupational audiometry workflows by securely transferring audiometric test results from the Wireless Automated Hearing Test System (WAHTS) into the Enterprise Health platform.

Hearing conservation programs have historically depended on manual data entry, spreadsheet uploads or PDF attachments to document results. Those workflows create avoidable administrative burden, introduce transcription risk and slow down the availability of data needed for timely clinical review and compliance tracking. With this integration, occupational health teams can upload results from WAHTS directly into the employee health record within Enterprise Health, reducing steps and accelerating end-to-end documentation.

“This integration represents a significant leap forward in data integrity and operational efficiency,” said Isaac Lambert, commercial manager at WAHTS Hearing. “By removing the manual hurdles between testing and recordkeeping, we are allowing health professionals to focus on care rather than data entry.”

For Enterprise Health clients, the WAHTS integration extends the platform’s interoperable ecosystem into occupational audiology, supporting enterprise-wide programs that require consistent clinical documentation and standardized workflows across sites.

“At Enterprise Health, we are always looking for ways to extend the value of our platform through partnerships that make a real difference for our clients,” said Jeff Donnell, Enterprise Health president. “WAHTS Hearing has built something genuinely innovative in the occupational health space, and this integration is a strong fit. Together, we are helping occupational health professionals spend less time on administration and more time on what matters most: their people.”

Key benefits include:

• Stronger record integrity: Reduces transcription errors by eliminating manual re-entry and supporting a consistent, single source of truth for audiometric documentation.
• Faster clinical and compliance workflows: Results are available sooner for review, follow-up and program tracking, improving operational responsiveness.
• More scalable program execution: Helps enterprise teams standardize hearing conservation documentation across locations with a unified workflow and integrated data capture.

Through this partnership, Enterprise Health users can leverage WAHTS’ boothless audiometry capabilities while keeping hearing conservation documentation aligned with enterprise occupational health workflows and clinical governance expectations.