Your Mirth engine — designed, tuned, and operated 24/7
Mirth Connect is powerful and easy to misuse. We design clean channels, write maintainable transformers, add real monitoring, and run the engine in production so a stuck queue never becomes a clinical incident.
Where mirth connect usually goes wrong
Channel sprawl
Dozens of channels with copy-pasted JavaScript no one wants to touch.
Silent failures
Messages stuck in a queue with no alert until a department calls.
Key-person risk
The one engineer who understood the transforms has left.
What we do with Mirth Connect
From a clean rebuild to fully managed operation of your existing engine.
Channel architecture
Well-structured channels with reusable code templates and clear naming — not copy-paste sprawl.
Transformer development
Maintainable JavaScript/Velocity transforms with test messages and version control.
Monitoring & alerting
Queue depth, error, and throughput alerts wired to your on-call so failures surface instantly.
Performance tuning
Threading, batching, and database pruning so the engine scales with message volume.
High availability
Clustering and failover so a single node is never a single point of failure.
Managed operation
We run the engine under SLA — upgrades, patches, and incident response included.
Map, build, prove, operate
Assess
Audit existing channels, code quality, and failure modes; document the current state.
Rebuild
Refactor into clean, templated channels with version control and test coverage.
Instrument
Add monitoring, alerting, and HA so problems are visible before they are incidents.
Operate
Run and maintain the engine 24/7 under SLA with defined response times.
An integration engine only helps if someone is watching it. That someone is us.
The platform-only model
- You own upgrades, patches, and 2am queue alerts
- Transformer logic lives in one person's head
- Monitoring is a dashboard nobody checks
- HA is on the roadmap, not in production
The 10decoders model
- We run upgrades, patching, and incident response
- Version-controlled, tested, documented channels
- Alerts wired to on-call with defined SLAs
- Clustered, failover-ready from day one
