Skip to content
IntuCloud is built on the open-source intu-dev engine — star it on GitHub

Solutions

Modernize the interface engine without a rip-and-replace project.

ADT, ORM and ORU feeds keep multiplying, the people who understand them keep retiring, and the engine underneath was chosen a decade ago. IntuCloud lets you move one channel at a time, with the change control and audit trail a hospital actually has to produce.

What makes this hard today

  • An interface engine chosen a decade ago, on a JVM, with configuration locked in a GUI and a database.
  • A very small number of people who can safely change an ADT feed, and no good way to review their work.
  • Every new downstream system means another channel, another transformer, another thing to operate.
  • Compliance obligations that grow faster than the team — audit trails, access reviews, retention.

What changes with IntuCloud

  • Import existing Mirth Connect channels as editable pipelines and cut over one at a time.
  • Channels are YAML and TypeScript files — reviewable in a pull request, revertible in one click.
  • Deployment gates and named approvals give you a documented change process, not a tribal one.
  • PHI under a BAA, audit logs on all mutating APIs, and retention configured per plan.

If PHI cannot leave the building, it doesn't have to.

Plenty of hospitals will not move clinical data to a cloud platform, and that is a legitimate position rather than an objection to be handled. The engine underneath IntuCloud is open source: run intu-dev in your own data centre, keep the data inside your compliance boundary, and buy a support subscription so you are not on your own with it.

The same channel files run in both places, so the decision is reversible.

Start building today.

Free plan, no credit card — design and test unlimited channels.