Custom integration backlog
Maintaining manual code across legacy EHR and DICOM feeds stalls new integrations for months.
Tiet · Connect
Bypass custom code rewrites to deploy a unified health stream in weeks.
System friction
Point-to-point integration stalls modern healthcare operations.
Stranded AI pilots
Clinical AI initiatives stall because patient context remains locked inside proprietary data silos.
Ungoverned compliance risks
Fragmented feeds lack centralized audit trails, risking perimeter leakage and regulatory non-compliance.
How it works
Resolve interoperability at the root with one governed data layer.
Route any protocol across 200+ native connectors.
Ingest bidirectional HL7 v2.x, FHIR R4, DICOM, and X12 EDI directly at your perimeter without point-to-point scripting.
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Normalise every feed into one canonical model.
Pipes such as HL7 inbound with FHIR output convert each message to canonical FHIR in a single pass, so every downstream consumer reads the same record.
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Run Tietai alongside your current interface engine, validate the parallel feeds and cut over only when the outputs match.
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See every source, end to end.
Track every connected system and device in one inventory, trace messages through the mesh with OpenTelemetry and replay failures from the dead-letter queue.
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ISO/IEC 27001Certified
Certified · HighLive deployments
Enforce native compliance and total sovereignty inside your perimeter.
Isolate health data on-premise
Deploy on-premise under ENS Alta to retain full control over patient records.
Reconcile fragmented systems
Unify disparate data sources into canonical FHIR without custom code.
Migrate legacy middleware
Validate parallel feeds before cutover, so clinical services keep running.
Unblock downstream AI
Expose governed FHIR APIs and Bulk Data directly to research workloads.
Stream device telemetry
Route remote patient feeds into EHRs through 200+ native connectors.
Avoid regulatory delays
Tiet · Connect has no medical purpose, so it deploys as data infrastructure without medical-device certification.
Operational answers
What integration teams ask.
Which systems can Tiet · Connect reach?
EHRs such as Epic, Oracle Cerner and Dedalus, PACS, laboratory and pharmacy systems, connected devices, SAP Healthcare and national infrastructure across Europe, through 200+ native connectors for HL7 v2, FHIR R4, DICOM, X12 and openEHR.
What happens when a source system changes?
Tiet · Connect keeps validating the integrations it depends on and watches for drift, such as a changed endpoint, a new schema or a broken contract. When it finds one, it holds the affected flow and raises the issue before anything acts on bad data.
Can patient data stay inside the hospital?
Yes. Tiet · Connect runs on-premise or air-gapped. Across several sites, the mesh runs each step where it is allowed to run, and only de-identified, derived results cross a boundary.
Can we trace every message?
Yes. You can follow each message through its route and transformation, and messages that fail wait in a dead-letter queue until your team reviews and replays them.
