Anything to anything
Segora is not tied to one standard or data format. Map a legacy system to a modern API, one standard to another, or one version of a standard to the next.
1
Map
Load the structure of the source and the target, then link fields side by side on screen. AI suggests links from field names and structure only, never from your data; your team confirms every one.
2
Test
Run representative sample messages through the mapping and inspect the transformed result before anything goes live.
3
Run
Publish the mapping as a callable integration, or build a workflow that takes one message and delivers it to many targets.
Built by implementers, for implementers
Segora comes from people who understand this work firsthand. They bring years of practical experience in health information exchange and interoperability, including implementing FHIR® and connecting systems to health information exchanges. Segora is shaped by real challenges encountered in the field and built for the teams responsible for making systems work together.
- Prove it before it goes live. Run sample messages through a mapping and inspect the transformed results before putting an integration into production. For FHIR®, validate the output against the relevant specification or implementation guide too.
- See what happened, without retaining the data. Deliveries and failures are recorded, including the reasons for unsuccessful deliveries, without retaining message content.
- Fit the architecture you already have. Segora works with your standards, registries and existing interoperability layer.
The problem
Systems that cannot talk to each other
Healthcare organizations run many information systems that were never designed to work together. Connecting them has traditionally meant specialist developers, complex custom code and long, costly implementations — so data stays stuck where it was captured.
Our vision
Interoperability within everyone's reach
Every organization should be able to connect the systems it already has and exchange information seamlessly, without the complexity and cost that integration has always carried. Segora makes interoperability simpler, faster and accessible to the teams who know the data best.
Born in healthcare. Built for any industry.
Segora was shaped by health information exchange, where standards are strict and data is sensitive. Nothing in it is limited to health: the same platform connects systems wherever data has to move.
- Healthcare
- Government
- Finance
- Education
- Logistics
- Any other sector
Built-in conformance testing
Strong support for Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources (FHIR®) implementations. Load the base FHIR® resources or a published FHIR® Implementation Guide, map to them, and check the output with the FHIR® validator against the selected FHIR® specification or implementation guide — so implementers can show that their messages conform to it, not just claim it. Validation checks a message against the specification; it does not by itself prove the content is clinically correct or that every receiving system will interpret it as intended.
Standards and implementation support
Work with established healthcare platforms and interoperability standards. Segora supports integrations with systems such as OpenMRS and standards such as HL7® FHIR®, allowing you to explore available structures, map data, and transform information between systems.
Multi-tenant by design
Every organization gets its own private, isolated space: its own projects, mappings, users, API keys, usage and bills. One platform serves many organizations, and it is designed so that none can see another's data.
Documentation that keeps up
Every workflow has a specification, updated whenever it is saved: a sequence diagram of every system it reaches, the rules of each mapping, what is received and what is sent on, and the code lists used. Download it as a Word document to comment on and share, or save it as a PDF. Example messages show the type of each value, never real data. Each mapping also has a data dictionary of every element it reads and writes, with its data type, cardinality and value sets, to download as Excel or CSV.
Reviewed by a community of implementers
Publish a project’s mappings to the Segora Community and have other implementers and subject-matter experts review them: a verdict on the whole, and comments and suggested changes on individual links and value sets, which you answer in the same thread. The published mappings stay in step with every save you make in Segora. Only the mappings and the shape of their structures are shared, under CC BY 4.0; credentials, addresses on your own network and the values of the samples your structures were built from stay behind. Members can also start their own discussions on any topic.
Works with your existing architecture
Segora covers the foundations of interoperability: mapping, transformation, validation, routing, delivery and response handling. It can connect systems directly, or work alongside an interoperability layer you already run, which keeps the logic that combines information across several systems. See how the pieces fit.
Your data passes through. Message content is never stored.
Segora does not keep the content of your messages. Each message is transformed in memory and passed to its targets. The sender receives the answer of the main target, and only a count of delivered and failed messages for any further targets. Once the request is answered, nothing of the message or of your systems' answers remains: Segora does not write them to its database, its files or its logs. What the connected systems keep is up to them.
For each message, Segora keeps an activity record for billing and monitoring: that it was processed, when, by which mapping and workflow, which systems it was delivered to, whether each delivery succeeded, and a short reason when one did not, such as an HTTP status. It never includes the message content or your systems’ answers.
Why it matters
Traditional integration often needs specialist developers, bespoke code and long testing cycles. Segora replaces much of that custom build with configuration your own team does, tests and changes themselves — turning a long, expensive project into a predictable monthly subscription.
- Lower cost — no bespoke integration code to commission, build and maintain.
- Faster — configure, test and change integrations without waiting for a development cycle.
- In your control — your team sees and owns every mapping, and can change it when a system changes.
- Proven, not assumed — test with representative sample messages and validate against the standard before go-live.
- No sudden stops — on a paid plan, when you reach your monthly allowance, your messages keep flowing for 14 days at the additional transaction rate, giving you time to move to a larger plan. Your administrators are told in good time, at 80%, 90% and 100% of the allowance.
Ready to connect your systems?
Register your organization, choose a plan, and start mapping as soon as you are approved.