Your model, connected to the systems you already run.
Connections to clinical, banking and business systems through their standard interfaces, with single sign-on and your existing permissions.
What you get
Standard interfaces, your permissions.
Clinical systems
Through HL7 FHIR, the standard interface for health records.
HL7 FHIR
Banking systems
Payment and financial messages through ISO 20022, and core-banking interfaces your vendor supports.
ISO 20022
Business systems
CRM, document management and data platforms through their published APIs.
Single sign-on
Users sign in with your identity provider, and the model acts with their permissions, not more.
SAML / OIDC
Logged calls
Every read and write to a connected system recorded, and sent to your SIEM.
Safe failure
If the model is down, the integration fails safely and work falls back to the manual process.
How it works
Read first, write later.
01
Map
Which systems, which interfaces, which data and who owns each one.
02
Read-only
Connect read access first, under each user’s own permissions.
03
Test
Against a test environment with realistic data, before production.
04
Writes with approval
Any write is staged for a person to approve, and logged.
05
Run
Monitoring and alerts on every connection, owned by your team or ours.
Questions
What integration teams ask.
Which systems have you integrated?
Ask us about yours. We’ll tell you what we have built, and won’t claim experience with a named system we haven’t integrated.
Does the model get its own super-user account?
No. It acts with the signed-in user’s permissions, through your identity provider.
Can it write to our systems?
Only where you allow it. By default, any action that writes data or moves money waits for a person to approve it, enforced in code, not in the prompt.
What happens when the model is down?
The integration fails safely and tells the user, and work falls back to the manual process.
What we don’t promise
Some claims we won’t make.
- Experience with a named system we haven’t integrated. We’ll tell you what we have built.
- Clinical decision support without addressing medical-device rules first.
Connect one system first.
Tell us which system and what you want from it. We’ll tell you how we’d connect it.