Yes, iQ-WEB supports multiple user interface languages, including English, Albanian, Chinese, French, German, Polish, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, and Vietnamese. The multilingual user interface helps international healthcare organizations standardize radiology and medical imaging workflows across regions and departments. In addition, iQ-WEB supports character encoding standards such as UTF-8 to correctly display international DICOM tags, patient information, and study metadata.

Yes, iQ-WEB can be integrated with LDAP and other user authentication or directory systems. This allows healthcare organizations to integrate existing user management and access control structures into their PACS and medical imaging environments. LDAP integration supports centralized user administration, secure authentication, and efficient IT workflows within hospitals and healthcare institutions.

Yes, existing medical imaging data from PACS systems or Vendor Neutral Archives (VNA) can be migrated to iQ-WEB. The software supports healthcare organizations during migration of imaging archives and integration of existing medical imaging data into modern PACS environments. This helps simplify transitions to scalable web-based medical imaging and enterprise imaging solutions.

iQ-WEB allows users to export medical images and reports for creating patient CDs or DVDs using a local CD/DVD burner. This enables healthcare organizations to easily share DICOM studies and clinical documentation with patients, referring physicians, and external specialists. The feature supports efficient image sharing and patient handover workflows within radiology and clinical imaging environments.

Yes, iQ-WEB supports anonymization of medical imaging data and helps healthcare organizations comply with privacy and data protection requirements. Users can anonymize sensitive DICOM patient information to support secure image sharing, research projects, and GDPR-compliant workflows. The anonymization functionality helps healthcare providers securely manage medical imaging data within PACS and enterprise imaging environments.

iQ-WEB supports virtually all standard DICOM imaging modalities used in modern radiology and healthcare environments. Supported modalities include computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), positron emission tomography (PET), digital radiography (DR/DX), computed radiography (CR), ultrasound (US), mammography (MG), and many other medical imaging modalities. The system integrates seamlessly with PACS, RIS, VNA, and hospital infrastructures using standard DICOM communication protocols. Detailed compatibility information can be found in the iQ-WEB DICOM Conformance Statement.

iQ-WEB and iQ-4VIEW can be tested free of charge using our online demo environment. This allows radiologists, physicians, clinicians, and healthcare IT teams to evaluate the web-based DICOM Viewer and PACS workflow within a realistic medical imaging environment. The online demo provides insight into image viewing performance, interoperability, and integration capabilities for modern radiology and diagnostic imaging workflows.