Nuvo Technologies has launched an integration with Avalara to streamline B2B customer onboarding and tax compliance. The integration connects Nuvo's AI-powered onboarding platform with Avalara's exemption certificate management and tax calculation capabilities, enabling suppliers to handle credit applications and tax compliance simultaneously. The system automatically classifies uploaded tax documents, including state exemption certificates and resale certificates, identifying document type, jurisdiction and expiration status in real time. Validated certificates are transmitted to Avalara's platform, where they're stored in a centralised compliance repository. The integration eliminates the fragmented approach that previously required managing credit applications, identity verification and tax certificate collection across separate systems. It is now available for all Nuvo platform customers through account settings.

Golden Valley Memorial Healthcare, a rural Missouri health system, has launched Nuvo's FDA-cleared INVU™ remote pregnancy monitoring wearable to address maternity care deserts. According to the March of Dimes, over 35% of US counties lack hospitals providing obstetric care, affecting more than 2.3 million women of reproductive age. The INVU™ solution allows expectant mothers, particularly those with high-risk pregnancies, to perform prenatal monitoring from home whilst care teams review maternal and fetal data remotely. This reduces the need for frequent clinic visits in areas where travel distances create significant barriers to care. GVMH is among the first hospitals in the region to deploy the technology. Nuvo has raised $295 million to date, though specific funding details for this deployment were not disclosed.

Nuvo has launched INVU, an FDA-cleared wearable pregnancy monitoring solution available by prescription for at-home use. The cloud-based platform allows pregnant women to monitor maternal and fetal well-being between prenatal visits, offered on flexible weekly or monthly leasing terms through healthcare providers. The medical-grade wearable, developed over a decade, targets pregnant women seeking additional reassurance between clinic visits, including those with high-risk pregnancies or limited access to care. The system combines wearable technology with cloud-based processing and HIPAA-compliant infrastructure to enable remote monitoring without disrupting clinical workflows. Nuvo, an Aventura, Florida-based women's health technology company, positions INVU as establishing a new category in obstetrics by extending pregnancy care beyond episodic office visits whilst maintaining clinical rigour.