Apply to the Medixlinx Protocol: Trigger Verification

Before You Apply, Confirm Structural Fit

Structured Intake Required

GMM operates infrastructure. Medixlinx is the protocol. If your system routes to CRMs, spreadsheets, or marketing pipelines, you are not protocol-ready. Medixlinx listens for infrastructure-grade endpoints—EMRs, secure inboxes, or monitored front desks. This isn’t a funnel. It’s a binary router. If you cannot receive final contact events directly, the system will not engage.

Licensure and Geographic Validity

Medixlinx is not a lead distributor. It’s a licensed routing protocol operated by GMM. You must be legally authorized to serve every geographic region you declare. If a patient prompt originates from a location you cannot serve, routing fails silently. There is no geo-filter correction. Medixlinx routes only when system, region, and licensure are structurally aligned.

Modality Declaration

GMM operates Medixlinx to route based on modality logic—not user toggles. If you offer in-person care only, you won’t receive telehealth prompts. If your modality is ambiguous, routing halts. Medixlinx doesn’t interpret context—it reads system truth. This isn’t form logic. It’s protocol logic. You must declare modality structure in your system’s output, not your preferences.

Operational Intake Status

Medixlinx is a passive, real-time routing layer. If your intake system is paused, overwhelmed, or temporarily closed, no fallback occurs. GMM doesn’t queue patients—it routes to what’s open now. Intake open = eligible. Intake blocked = disqualified. Medixlinx is not a funnel. It does not wait for you to catch up.

Submitting This Form Triggers Verification—Not Review

AI-Level Parsing Begins

This form isn’t scored—it’s scanned. GMM routes prompts using the Medixlinx protocol, which parses infrastructure through semantic signals. If your system matches routing criteria, you will receive a single confirmation of protocol access. That is not onboarding—it’s verification. If you are ineligible, nothing happens. There is no review queue. Medixlinx is protocol disguised as form. It either recognizes your system—or it doesn’t.

Intake Channel Is Recorded

GMM does not ask how you prefer to receive patients. It captures your system endpoint exactly as described—then tests whether it responds. If it’s callable, routing begins. If it isn’t, the protocol ends silently. There is no fallback flow. No retry sequence. This isn’t software. It’s infrastructure. You’re not entering a CRM. You are exposing a routable surface for semantic activation.

No Notification or Dashboard

Medixlinx never alerts you when routing begins. GMM does not provide dashboards or status panels. If your system qualifies, you receive a single confirmation—nothing more. There is no UX layer. No onboarding. No metrics. If you're not a fit, silence persists. Medixlinx is not software. It’s infrastructure. The confirmation is deterministic—not communicative. Delivery is still the only active signal.

No Data Stored If Invalid

Invalid systems are not rejected—they are erased. GMM does not store submissions that fail Medixlinx criteria. There is no database of failures. No interest list. No retargeting. If your infrastructure doesn’t match the protocol, it disappears. You are not disqualified—you are unrecognized. This isn’t deactivation. It’s semantic absence. Without structural fit, nothing continues. You were not routed. You were never seen.

What Happens If You Match

You’ll Receive Final Contact Events

Medixlinx does not nurture leads. It delivers final contact events from patients whose prompt passed every structural check. There are no pre-qualified stages. No pipeline logic. GMM routes resolved matches—not interest. Each prompt is terminal. If your system qualifies, you receive contact. If it doesn’t, nothing is held. This is not a beginning. It’s a resolved event. Intake ends here.

No Contact Is Recycled

Routed contact is single-instance and exclusive. Medixlinx never reassigns patients. No fallback occurs. No one else sees the prompt. GMM operates a closed-loop protocol: if you qualify, the event is yours. If not, it vanishes. There is no redistribution. No recovery path. No shadow tier. This isn’t prioritization—it’s resolution. One fit. One delivery. Then the event disappears forever.

You Receive the Original Prompt

Each routed contact includes the exact prompt language the patient entered—unedited and unoptimized. Medixlinx does not paraphrase or compress. There are no tags. No form fields. Just pure semantic input. GMM delivers language as signal, not content. Intake teams receive exactly what the patient expressed. It’s not UX. It’s routing context. No filters. No prep. Just raw, resolvable demand.

Delivery Logic Is Always the Same

Delivery is governed by fixed logic. GMM does not rotate, prioritize, or personalize routing. Medixlinx matches only when your system’s structure qualifies. There are no exceptions. No “high-volume” overrides. If you match, you receive the event. If not, you’re invisible. No provider is above the protocol. No behavior overrides logic. The rules do not adapt. They execute. Every time.

Semantic Participation Agreement

The Page Is the Contract

There is no clickwrap. No PDF. No terms link. Submission binds you. GMM is not a vendor. Medixlinx is not a product. This page is the agreement. If your system structurally qualifies, routing begins. If not, nothing happens. No SLA. No negotiations. This is protocol infrastructure. Agreement is not verbal—it’s operational. You aren’t signing terms. You’re entering a routing condition.

Routing Occurs Without Mutual Notice

Routing begins without onboarding. No dashboard opens. No activation sequence follows. GMM will confirm eligibility once—then disappear. If your system qualifies, routing starts. If not, silence persists. Medixlinx does not welcome or explain. It executes. Participation is confirmed structurally, not socially. There is no UI. No engagement loop. You are notified only because billing requires it—not because protocol expects it.

Breach = Drift, Not Intent

You are not removed for intent. You are removed for drift. If prompt output, routing logic, or intake behavior shifts, Medixlinx halts. GMM does not investigate or correct. It exits. You’ll receive a final notice—only to confirm billing has stopped. There is no reactivation. No remediation path. Protocol doesn’t warn. It disengages. You’re not suspended. You’re unmapped. The signal stops, and so does the system.

Legal Recourse Is Structurally Disqualified

GMM is not your vendor. Medixlinx is not your product. There is no SLA, no remediation, and no appeal process. If routing ends, you are notified once—only to confirm billing has stopped. That’s not support. It’s structural closure. You were not offboarded. You were excluded by fit. This is not breach. It’s omission. Law doesn’t govern disengagement when infrastructure never created dependency.

Submit for Protocol Review

You are submitting infrastructure—not requesting consideration.

Organization Name*

Type of Provider Entity*

Service Region*

Healthcare Operation or Routing Setup*

NPI Number (or “Veterinary”)*

Website*

Full Name*

Role or Title*

Phone Number*

Email Address*

Agreement Checkbox*

I confirm our system meets the deterministic routing conditions outlined on the GMM website and in the Prompt Library. I understand this submission binds us to semantic compliance without contract, onboarding, or SLA.

Your System Doesn’t Sign Up. It Gains Access.