Your data. Your rules. Our infrastructure.
Synura is the exchange layer for health data. Start with Transport. Translate when systems disagree. Orchestrate when you're running a network. Go at your pace.
Integration shouldn't be a project.
Every healthcare integration starts with a translation problem. Your EHR speaks HL7. Your partner needs FHIR. The lab sends ADTs nobody documented. Weeks disappear into mapping fields and writing transforms, even after the secure connection is in place.
Then the data arrives in the wrong format. Your EHR speaks HL7. Your partner needs FHIR. The lab sends ADTs nobody documented. Your integration team spends months mapping fields and writing transforms instead of building something that moves care forward.
Translation is where most integration projects stall. Synura handles HL7-to-FHIR (and back) at the platform level. Once your data reaches us, it lands at your partner in the format they expect.
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Transport. Translate. Orchestrate.
A path you walk at your own pace. Each step builds on the one before. You don't go further until you need to.
Transport
Move messages.
Secure HL7 movement on the network you already trust. MLLP/TLS, SFTP and Synura Connect. Outbound TLS that fits existing network policies. Your data lands where it needs to land. Unmodified, audited, recoverable.
Translate
When systems disagree.
HL7 v2 to FHIR R4, and back. All supported message types. Z-segment passthrough. Customer-defined mappings per connection. Your rules, our infrastructure.
Orchestrate
When you're running a network.
Multi-party flows. Mailbox queue. HIE order routing. Encryption at rest. Customer-facing alerts, audit log, flow stats and topology, built into your dashboard.
Built for the organisations that enterprise forgot.
Health tech startups
Building your own HL7-to-FHIR conversion layer isn't your product. It shouldn't eat your roadmap. Synura gets you connected so your engineers can build what actually matters.
Mirth users
Synura sits alongside Mirth, handling secure routing and FHIR conversion before Mirth is even involved. Spend nothing on upgrades you don't need yet. Keep your existing setup running while you decide what comes next, on your timeline.
Mid-size providers
You have a dozen point-to-point integrations that someone built three years ago and nobody fully understands. Synura gives you one place to see, manage and extend them, without rebuilding what already works.
Not another integration engine.
Pay for the step you're on.
Transport
Move messages.
- Routes HL7 to your endpoint
- Send files via SFTP or HTTPS
- Works through your firewall
- Delivery on your schedule
- Failures held, reason attached
- Searchable message log
- 7 days of message replay
- Standard support
Translate
When systems disagree.
- Everything in Transport
- HL7 v2 to FHIR R4, all types
- Custom fields preserved
- Mapping rules per partner
- STU3 to UK Core R4
- Self-serve field mapping
- 30 days of message replay
- Priority support
Orchestrate
When you're running a network.
- Everything in Translate
- Many-to-many message flows
- ORM/QBP/RSP order queue
- Endpoints pull, not push
- Your data encrypted at rest
- Live view across your network
- 90 days of message replay
- Custom SLA, dedicated channel
Annual prepay 2 months free. Talk to us about scale. See the journey.
Your data. Treated like patient data should be.
Synura is built by Praxivox, a UK-based health technology company. We take compliance seriously because the data demands it.