Nymbl unveiled its 2026 product roadmap outlining significant investments focused on four core areas: expanding its integration framework, modernizing purchasing and inventory workflows, advancing automation powered by artificial intelligence, and deepening its functionality for complex rehabilitation technology (CRT).
The announcement was made at NymblCon 2026, the company’s second customer conference held earlier this month in South Carolina.
Nymbl said that the priorities reinforce its commitment to reducing manual work, improving visibility, and accelerating time to revenue for practices navigating increasingly complex operational and reimbursement environments.
“We are building a platform that adapts to the real-world needs of O&P and CRT teams, while creating a flexible foundation that allows us to innovate faster and integrate more deeply across the ecosystem,” said Josh Lau, founder and CEO. “Our customers are dealing with real operational pressure, from staffing constraints to reimbursement complexity, and they need technology that truly works for them.”
