Enter each integration's monitoring signals
Uptime percentage, average latency, authentication failures, payload errors, and total requests over your monitoring window — for EHR sync, lab feeds, billing gateways, and portal APIs.
HEALTHTECH & HEALTHCARE MVP
HealthAPI Watch
Enter uptime, latency, auth failures, and payload errors for each healthcare integration and see a real health score and status — the same signals a monitoring platform would track for EHR, lab, billing, and portal APIs.
- Health score weighs uptime, latency, and error rates
- Recalculates live as you edit any integration
- Runs entirely in your browser
Integrations
How it works
A weighted formula scores each integration
Uptime below 99.5%, latency above a 500ms baseline, and elevated auth-failure or payload-error rates each subtract from a 100-point health score, so the score reflects real thresholds, not guesswork.
See status per integration and org-wide
Each integration is labeled Healthy, Degraded, or Critical with the specific thresholds it breached, rolling up to one overall organization status.
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Frequently asked questions
How is the health score calculated?
It starts at 100 and subtracts penalties: uptime shortfall below 100% (×3), latency above a 500ms baseline (capped at 30), and auth-failure/payload-error rates above 0% (each capped at 30, scaled ×4). A score under 80 is Degraded, under 50 is Critical.
What counts as an "auth failure" vs a "payload error"?
Auth failures are requests rejected at authentication (expired tokens, invalid credentials); payload errors are requests that authenticated but failed on malformed or unexpected data. Both are tracked as a percentage of total requests, since raw counts alone don't tell you severity.
Is my integration data sent anywhere?
No. All scoring happens client-side in your browser from the numbers you enter — nothing is uploaded or persisted.
How many integrations can I monitor at once?
The demo ships with four sample integrations, each independently editable. A production Health API Watch would pull these numbers automatically from your integration logs and support any number of monitored systems.
Does this replace a real uptime/APM monitoring tool?
No — this demonstrates the scoring mechanism with numbers you provide. A production version would continuously ingest live metrics and alert your team when thresholds are breached, rather than requiring manual entry.
How We Compare
| Feature | MVPHub | General-purpose APM/uptime monitors | Manual log review |
|---|---|---|---|
| Healthcare-integration-specific scoring | Included | Not included | Limited |
| Combines uptime, latency, and error rates in one score | Included | Limited | Not included |
| Per-integration threshold breach detail | Included | Limited | Included |
| No agent install required to explore | Included | Not included | Included |
General-purpose APM tools monitor uptime and latency well but aren't framed around healthcare integration types like EHR sync or lab feeds; manual log review is thorough but slow. MVPHub combines the key signals into one health score instantly.
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