Toggle which data flows are active
Each connection between systems — EHR, lab, billing, patient portal, and third-party services — is a checkbox representing a real data exchange, like orders/results or claims data.
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IntegrationMap Health
Toggle which data flows exist between your EHR, lab, billing, patient portal, and third-party systems and see a live visual map plus connection stats — hub systems, isolated systems, and total data flows.
- Visual map updates as you toggle each connection
- Flags hub and isolated systems automatically
- Runs entirely in your browser
Data flows
How it works
A live SVG map redraws from your selections
The diagram is generated from the actual active connections, not a static image — turn a flow off and its line disappears from the map immediately.
Connection stats surface hub and isolated systems
Systems with above-average connections are flagged as hubs (highest blast radius if they fail); systems with zero active flows are flagged as isolated, which is often a missed integration rather than intentional.
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Frequently asked questions
How is a "hub" system determined?
A system is flagged as a hub when its total connection count (inbound + outbound) is above the average across all systems in the map, and it has at least one connection. This highlights the systems where an outage or change has the widest downstream impact.
Can I add my own systems and connections?
This demo uses a fixed representative set of six systems and their common data flows so you can explore the mapping and hub-detection mechanism. A production Integration Map Health would let you add your organization's actual systems and connections.
Is my integration architecture uploaded anywhere?
No. The map and all statistics are computed and rendered entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to a server.
What does a bidirectional vs one-way flow mean?
A one-way flow means data moves in a single direction (e.g. EHR pushes prescriptions to a pharmacy network); a bidirectional flow means both systems send and receive (e.g. EHR and lab exchange orders and results).
Why does an isolated system matter?
A system with zero active data flows in your map is either genuinely standalone or represents an integration that was planned but never connected — worth verifying rather than assuming it's intentional.
How We Compare
| Feature | MVPHub | Static architecture diagrams (Visio/Lucidchart) | Tribal knowledge / undocumented integrations |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automatic hub and isolated-system detection | Included | Not included | Not included |
| Updates live as connections change | Included | Not included | Not included |
| Healthcare-system-type framing (EHR/lab/billing/portal) | Included | Limited | Not included |
| No diagramming skill required | Included | Not included | Included |
Static diagramming tools produce a clear picture but require manual redraws and don't compute connectivity statistics; undocumented integrations rely on institutional memory that leaves. MVPHub redraws the map and recalculates hub/isolated status the moment a flow changes.
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