Reusable packagesStart with a template, then test your mappings and recovery paths.
Humans stay in the loop +
Assign exceptions to a person, wait for a decision, then resume the workflow. Multi-day waits and named incident owners keep responsibility visible.
Interoply, Mirth, Redox, Keragon or Zapier? +
ToolJob to evaluateCheck before choosing
InteroplyControlled healthcare workflowsBeta; validate your connection and recovery
Mirth ConnectMessage routing and transformationLicensing, operations and your existing channels
RedoxManaged healthcare connectionsCoverage, vendor agreements and your required writes
KeragonHealthcare workflow automationSupported apps, controls and your agreement
ZapierGeneral app automationPHI terms and service eligibility before use
Who it is for +
Hospital and lab IT teams, payer integration teams and revenue-cycle teams that need workflow control alongside existing systems. Start with a bounded workflow.
Trust and evidence +
In beta, tested by our team on synthetic data. No customer production deployment is verified. Ask to review the evidence for your workflow.
Coming next +
SSO, Kubernetes packaging, and a written backup and upgrade runbook are planned. Timing is not committed.
Your environment, with our implementation team
Run it where your systems are
Runs on-premises or in your cloud, installed with our team.
Beta
On-premises
Inside your network
Worker → local systems
Beta
Your cloud
Your account and database
Containers → Postgres
Beta
Managed by Nirmitee
Scoped per engagement
Agreed hosting → operations
Containers + Postgres + optional Temporal. A Docker test install ran ready-made workflows with internet cut off.
A worker connects outward only. Place it inside your network. HL7 listeners run there too.
AI features use your own provider key and need outbound access to that provider. A self-hosted model is not supported yet.
Not yetKubernetes packaging · written backup and upgrade runbook · customer install to cite
Where patient data sits
Your environment. Your database.
When self-hosted, values live in your database in your environment. Untagged fields need review.
Tagged patient fields
↓ Tokenize before the run record
Run record with tokensExecution data encrypted
Sign-in controlsRoles · TOTP · hashed API keysSSO planned
We sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with every customer before PHI flows.
Implementation with our team
Start with one workflow
Book a call to scope a review. Agree the access, risks and acceptance checks before building.
01
Scope
Choose a feed, destination and owner.
02
Connect
Review vendor access and network requirements.
03
Test
Check success, exceptions and recovery.
04
Run together
Release in phases with clear ownership.
Custom code built for you is yours once paid, per our terms.
Agree recovery, ownership and acceptance evidence.
Before we talk
Questions, answered plainly
In beta
What is a healthcare integration platform?+
It connects clinical, payer and business systems and manages the work between them. Interoply adds tested releases, human tasks, run history and recovery controls.
What is healthcare workflow automation software?+
It moves work between systems using configured steps and decisions. People handle exceptions, and each destination still needs acceptance checks.
How is Interoply different from an integration engine like Mirth Connect or Rhapsody?+
An engine routes and transforms messages. Interoply adds version-tested releases, contracts with quarantine, destination read-back and human tasks. They can run side by side.
How does Interoply support HIPAA-enabled workflow automation?+
Tagged fields are tokenized before run records. Execution data is encrypted, with roles, tenant isolation and audit history. Untagged fields need review. We sign a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) with every customer before PHI flows. Your configuration and operating practices still matter.
Is Zapier HIPAA compliant?+
Check its current service terms and BAA eligibility before sending PHI. General app automation alone does not establish that a workflow meets HIPAA requirements.
Which EHRs does Interoply connect to?+
The catalog includes Epic, Oracle Health, athenahealth, NextGen and Tebra. No commercial EHR connector is live. Vendor access, site rules and customer sponsorship still apply.
Does Interoply support HL7 v2, FHIR and X12?+
It includes HL7 v2 over MLLP, FHIR R4, SMART on FHIR and X12 270/271, 276/277, 278, 835 and 837P. Each destination needs access and acceptance checks.
Can we run Interoply in our own cloud or on-premises servers?+
Yes, installed with our team using containers, Postgres and optional Temporal. A Docker test ran ready-made workflows offline. Customer installations and operational runbooks still need validation.
How long does it take to implement Interoply?+
Timing depends on vendor access, network setup, mappings and acceptance checks. We scope those with you before agreeing an implementation plan.
Do we need developers?+
The visual builder helps configure workflows. Engineers and our team still handle vendor access, custom connectors, network setup and acceptance tests.
What happens when a payer or EHR is down?+
Recovery depends on the configured workflow. Operators review run history and incidents. Uncertain writes require destination evidence before repeating them. Built-in alerts are not included yet.
Is Interoply a healthcare iPaaS?+
It covers healthcare integration and workflow tasks often associated with iPaaS, with an on-premises or cloud deployment scoped with our team. It is in beta.
What does an integration control plane do in Interoply?+
It ties releases to tested versions, checks configured contracts, holds failed messages and records recovery decisions. Read-back checks configured fields, not every downstream outcome.
Can Interoply work alongside Redox or Health Gorilla?+
Yes, a connection can be scoped under your vendor agreements. Their access, coverage and permissions remain separate requirements that must be tested.
Is the AI optional and where does data go?+
AI features use your own provider key and need outbound access to that provider. A self-hosted model is not supported yet. AI steps are optional. Marked patient fields and credentials are withheld from the workflow assistant. Extraction steps send configured content to your provider; review that content and agreement.
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