A major health software company has made a surprising move. Commute, a $7 billion business, has stopped paying people for referring new customers to its artificial intelligence tools. This change affects a program that was meant to encourage partnerships with medical clinics. The company sent out emails to its partners, informing them that their payment agreements will be cancelled in 30 days. But don't worry, anything owed will be paid in full by then. This change might seem sudden, but it's likely a strategic move to focus on other areas of the business. The company is still working on developing and selling AI tools to medical clinics, so this change might not affect its overall goals. It's always interesting to see how big companies adapt to new situations and make decisions that impact their partners and customers.

Health Software Giant Commute Shifts Gears

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