Fujifilm and Voicebrook Partner to Deliver Voice-Enabled Reporting within the Synapse Pathology Ecosystem

Lexington, MA, and Roslyn Heights, NY, January 21, 2026-FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation, a leading provider of diagnostic imaging and enterprise imaging solutions, today announced a strategic partnership with Voicebrook, Inc., a leader in pathology reporting solutions, to integrate Voicebrook's VoiceOver PRO reporting platform with Fujifilm's Synapse® Pathology, a comprehensive pathology PACS that streamlines case management through proprietary advances in image digitization. This collaboration brings together comprehensive digital-pathology capabilities and voice-driven reporting workflows to help laboratories modernize operations, reduce manual steps, and accelerate pathology turnaround.

With the integration, pathologists using Synapse Pathology will be able to seamlessly shift from reviewing whole-slide images to generating reports that are compliant with College of American Pathologists (CAP) standards and structured data capture, all by voice control. By eliminating slide-to-report context switching and minimizing manual entry, the combined solution enables more fluid case review, enhanced diagnostic focus, and greater operational throughput.

"Fujifilm is committed to bringing digital pathology into the enterprise-imaging mainstream-enabling pathologists to collaborate, review, and report with the same agility as radiology," said Dr. Mark Lloyd, vice president of digital pathology, FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation. "By integrating with Voicebrook, we're enriching the slide-to-report workflow with a voice-first reporting paradigm that meets labs where they are and takes them where they're going."

The partnership leverages key strengths of both companies:

• Seamless Integration: Direct connection between Synapse Pathology and VoiceOver PRO enables smooth movement from digital slide review to report creation within one environment.
• Voice-Driven Efficiency: Pathologists can dictate findings, navigate slides, and complete CAP eCP protocols hands-free, reducing manual steps and maintaining diagnostic focus.
• Vendor-agnostic, workflow-centric design: Synapse Pathology supports multi-scanner inputs, DICOM and proprietary formats, cloud or on-premises deployment, and enterprise imaging integration.
• Enterprise readiness: Both products are designed to support high-volume labs, multi-site deployments, and complex workflows, aligning with the vision of digitized pathology as a core part of enterprise imaging.

"Pathologists are under mounting pressure to deliver accurate diagnoses more efficiently," said Filipe Carreira, chief operating officer, Voicebrook. "By integrating VoiceOver PRO with Synapse Pathology's open, vendor-agnostic architecture, we're offering labs a voice-enabled workflow that aligns with the future of digital pathology."

The joint solution is available now to clinical and reference laboratories seeking to enhance diagnostic workflows with a fully integrated digital-pathology and reporting platform.