Salvenia Flux · sovereign iPaaS · pre-launch
The sovereign
integration platform.
The integration hub that connects your systems — healthcare and any sector — with open connectors (HL7 v2, FHIR, REST APIs), safe transformations and clear orchestration. Without rewriting the existing, as an alternative to Mirth Connect, hosted in Europe.
In brief
What is Salvenia Flux?
The problem
Systems that don't talk to each other.
Every application has its format, its protocol, its database. Connecting the existing is costly, breaks at every update, and often the data transits through platforms outside Europe.
Silos and formats
HL7 here, a CSV there, a proprietary API elsewhere: without a hub, every connection is a separate, fragile project.
Fragile integrations
Homemade, unsupervised scripts that break silently. No one knows what really flows, or where it gets stuck.
Sovereignty given up
Many iPaaS route your data through non-EU servers. For healthcare and regulated sectors, that's a risk.
What Salvenia Flux does
Connect, transform, orchestrate — under control.
All the functions of a professional-grade iPaaS, with sovereignty by design.
Open connectors
HL7 v2 (MLLP), FHIR, REST APIs, files, message queues: standard connectors to plug in any system.
Safe transformations
Convert and make messages reliable from one format to another — HL7 → FHIR, JSON → HL7 — with clear, testable rules.
Mapping & enrichment
Match fields, normalise terminologies, enrich messages: the data arrives clean at its destination.
Clear orchestration
Readable flows, from receiver to destination, with conditional routing: you see and pilot the whole chain.
Monitoring & logs
Every message is traced, every flow supervised: alerts, statistics and audit logs to know what flows.
Replay & recovery
A message fails? Fix and replay without loss. Error recovery is built in, not improvised.
Mirth Connect alternative
Take your HL7/FHIR channels onto a sovereign platform, with a migration path — without starting from scratch.
Security & traceability
Encryption in transit and at rest, fine-grained access control, audit logs: security is part of the foundation.
Healthcare and any sector
Born from healthcare's requirements, applicable everywhere: industry, public sector, finance — any information system to connect.
Migration
Leave Mirth Connect, keep your integrations.
Salvenia Flux is designed as a sovereign alternative to Mirth Connect: you take your HL7 and FHIR channels onto a platform hosted in Europe or self-hostable, without lock-in.
- ✓Channel carryover — receivers, transformations and destinations are carried over on the same open standards.
- ✓Zero proprietary lock-in — HL7 v2, FHIR, REST: your flows stay portable, today and tomorrow.
- ✓Sovereignty regained — EU hosting or on your servers, where Mirth left you to manage the infrastructure alone.
- ✓Without rewriting the existing — Flux sits between your applications; no overhaul, no big bang.
What carries over
Verifiable sovereignty
Your flows don't leave Europe. Nor your walls.
What you can verify — sovereignty is an architecture, not a promise.
- ✓Hosted in the European Union — infrastructure and flows under European jurisdiction, beyond the reach of extraterritorial laws.
- ✓Open standards, no lock-in — HL7, FHIR, REST: your integrations stay portable and reversible.
- ✓Encryption & traceability — protection in transit and at rest, audit logs, fine-grained access control.
- ✓Zero non-EU dependency — no hidden subcontracting outside Europe, no imposed telemetry.
Hostable on your own servers
On-premise or sovereign private cloud: deploy Salvenia Flux in your own infrastructure. Flows and data never leave your walls — total sovereignty, no third-party dependency. In addition to the SANTVIA hosted offer (EU).
Use cases
Wherever systems must talk to each other.
Hospitals & vendors
Connect EHR, labs, imaging and health mail in HL7/FHIR — without rebuilding everything.
Open your platform
Offer standard connectors to your clients without carrying the integration complexity in-house.
Industry, public, finance
A sovereign integration hub to connect any systems, in any field.
The SANTVIA galaxy
Salvenia Flux doesn't work alone.
Flux integrates with SANTVIA's sovereign building blocks — mail, summaries, protection, copilot — and feeds Salvenia Desk, for an end-to-end chain of trust.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Salvenia Flux?
Salvenia Flux is a sovereign integration platform (iPaaS): an integration hub that connects systems to each other with open connectors (HL7 v2, FHIR, REST APIs), safe transformations and clear orchestration — without rewriting the existing. Hosted in Europe or on the client's servers.
Is it an alternative to Mirth Connect?
Yes. Salvenia Flux is designed as a sovereign alternative to Mirth Connect, with a migration path: you take your HL7 and FHIR integrations onto a platform hosted in Europe or self-hostable, without proprietary lock-in.
Which standards are supported?
Salvenia Flux natively speaks HL7 v2 (MLLP), FHIR and REST APIs, with open connectors (files, message queues, databases). It transforms from one format to another (HL7 → FHIR, JSON → HL7) with clear, testable rules.
Is Salvenia Flux only for healthcare?
No. Salvenia Flux was born from healthcare's requirements, but it is a general integration platform: it connects any information system, in any sector (industry, public, finance).
Can we host it on our servers?
Yes. In addition to the SANTVIA hosted offer (EU), Salvenia Flux can be deployed on-premise or in a sovereign private cloud: flows and data never leave your infrastructure.
Do we need to rewrite our applications?
No. Salvenia Flux sits between your existing applications: no overhaul, no big bang. You connect what is already there, and you supervise, log and replay the flows.
How can I try Salvenia Flux?
Write to contact@santvia.eu to request a demonstration. Salvenia Flux is in pre-launch; we present the platform and a migration path from your existing integrations.
Connect your systems, sovereignly.
Request a demonstration, or talk with the team about your integrations and a possible migration from Mirth Connect.