Clinical workflow connections

Plugs into your clinical workflow

Standard outputs for LIS, EHR, and LIMS environments. Zero proprietary lock-in.

Standard integration endpoints

All integrations operate locally — no data leaves your facility.

Oxford Nanopore flow cell output

Reads FAST5 and POD5 data formats directly from flow cell run directories. No format conversion step required before analysis begins.

Input: FAST5 / POD5 — MinKNOW run output directory

HL7 v2 ORU message

Standard lab result message for LIS integration. Pathogen identification and AMR findings mapped to LOINC/SNOMED coded result segments for direct LIS posting.

Output: HL7 v2.5.1 ORU^R01 — MLLP or TCP/IP

HL7 FHIR R4

DiagnosticReport resource for EHR integration. Observation resources carry organism identification and AMR gene findings. Compatible with Epic, Cerner, and standard FHIR R4 servers.

Output: FHIR R4 DiagnosticReport — REST API

CSV / JSON export

Structured pathogen call export for LIMS and data pipelines. Machine-readable JSON for downstream analysis, flat CSV for spreadsheet-based lab workflows.

Output: JSON schema v3 / RFC 4180 CSV

LIMS webhook

POST pathogen result payload to your LIMS endpoint on analysis completion. Configurable retry logic and payload signing for production LIMS environments.

Output: HTTPS POST — HMAC-SHA256 payload signing

SFTP push

Secure file delivery to on-premises LIS servers and legacy systems. Supports SFTP with key authentication and configurable destination directory structure.

Output: SFTP — RSA/ECDSA key auth

Local integration architecture

All analysis and routing happens on your workstation. Cloud is never in the critical path.

Nanopore Sequencer FAST5 / POD5 NANOLIX LOCAL ENGINE Basecalling Pathogen ID AMR detection On-premises workstation LIS HL7 v2 ORU — on-premises EHR FHIR R4 DiagnosticReport LIMS Webhook POST / CSV Archive SFTP — on-premises server FACILITY BOUNDARY — all data stays here Optional: cloud sync Aggregate reporting only