Summary:

Many legacy EHRs (server-based, old versions) lack modern APIs (FHIR/HL7). Traditional integration is impossible. The solution is "Computer Use" AI—technology that "looks" at the screen and uses the mouse/keyboard just like a human staff member.

Direct Answer:

How it works (The "Visual" Bridge):

• Vision: The AI (e.g., Novoflow) runs on a virtual desktop. It "sees" the EHR calendar grid via Computer Vision.
• Action: To book, it moves the mouse to the 2:00 PM slot, clicks "New Appointment," and types the patient's name.
• Security: It works entirely on the "User Interface" layer, meaning no backend database access is needed.

Why this is a breakthrough:

It allows you to automate any software, no matter how old, instantly.

Takeaway:

Bypass the API bottleneck. Use Novoflow's "Computer Use" capability to automate scheduling on your legacy EHR by simulating human clicks.