The fit, on screen, before anything prints.

Before you approve an order, Connect O&P shows you the designed orthotic on your patient’s own foot. No other platform does this.

Virtual fit. The designed device overlaid on the patient’s own scan. What you approve is what prints.
Connect order page showing Virtual Fit panels for left and right feet with Approve and Fail buttons
The approval step, in the app. Virtual fit for both feet, your prescription values beside them, and one question: does the shell match what you prescribed? Approving releases it to print.

The problem it solves

The traditional process asks you to commit before you can see the result. You capture an impression, send it off, and wait two weeks to find out whether the finished device fits the way you intended. If it does not, that is a remake, a delay, and a frustrated patient. Sending a foam box is sending a hope.

What virtual fit does

The designed device is overlaid on the patient’s actual 3D scan, so you see the fit relationship directly. The approval step becomes a real decision, not a leap of faith. Catch a fit issue on screen, not on the patient’s foot two weeks later.

Why it matters in the clinic

Fewer surprises

You verify the device against the foot before it exists. Fit issues surface on screen, where they cost a click, not at the fitting, where they cost a remake.

A better patient conversation

Show the patient their own device on their own foot, on the iPad in the room. It sells the care you are providing better than any brochure.

Confidence to switch

Trying a new platform is a risk. Seeing the fit before committing removes the biggest part of it: nothing prints until you have seen it and said so.

Approval that stays yours

Virtual fit is the checkpoint where your clinical judgment signs off. We automate the design work, never the decision.

Instead of sending a mold off and hoping, you see it fit first. Ask to see virtual fit on a live scan in a 15-minute demo.

See virtual fit on a live scan.

Book a 15-minute demo and watch the designed device appear on a real foot scan. Or let us scan you and make you a pair. No commitment.

A clinician capturing a foot scan with an iPhone, the 3D preview visible on screen