Vivendi review
A modular care suite with clinical records, medication workflows and flexible deployment.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Vivendi is a modular software suite from Connext Communication GmbH for social services and healthcare organizations. Its PD module serves residential, day-care and ambulatory elder care, as well as disability services. It brings resident information, assessments and care planning together with clinical documentation for vital signs, diagnoses, wounds and care reports. Medication and prescription workflows cover stock and ordering, while scheduled and ad-hoc care tasks can be recorded. That breadth makes Vivendi a fit for providers looking for clinical depth across care operations, rather than a narrowly focused documentation tool.
The product’s clinical scope is a central consideration. PD Web supports browser-based documentation on smartphones, tablets, notebooks and desktop computers, and includes checks for medication contraindications and interactions. Mobile apps cover selected documentation scenarios, including offline use. The wider Vivendi suite also includes client management, workforce scheduling and reporting. Organizations can connect other systems through a web API and interfaces; named integrations include SAP S/4HANA, DATEV, P&I, S3 and FHIR. Providers should assess which modules they need, since capabilities depend on licensing, and whether the available workflows match their care settings.
Deployment can be cloud-based, self-hosted or hybrid, giving organizations options for fitting the suite into their operating environment. Support channels include phone, tickets and documentation, with 24/7 support indicated; ISO 27001 is listed as a compliance credential. According to the vendor’s published product information, general Vivendi pricing is not presented as a set of plans, and prospective customers are directed to sales. This makes it less straightforward to compare costs before discussing requirements. Vivendi is worth considering for providers that want care planning, clinical records and medication management in one configurable system. Teams seeking a small, single-purpose tool or transparent published pricing may prefer a narrower option.
Vivendi pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Combines assessments, care plans and detailed clinical documentation.
- Supports medication ordering, stock workflows and interaction checks in PD Web.
- Offers browser access, selected offline-capable apps and cloud or self-hosted deployment.
- Where it doesn't
- Pricing requires contacting sales, making costs harder to compare upfront.
- Capabilities depend on the modules licensed.
- The broad suite may exceed the needs of teams seeking only care documentation.
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