Governance across every patient data flow
Control access to patient data, schemas, and clinical event streams centrally. Every change is recorded automatically, giving auditors clear evidence without relying on spreadsheets.
Connect clinical systems, monitoring devices, and analytics with governed, auditable Kafka on infrastructure you control.

EHRs, PACS, lab, pharmacy, and monitoring systems each hold part of the patient picture. Batch processes and point-to-point connections make every new integration harder to maintain and audit.
Process patient monitoring, capacity, medication, and device events as they happen. Replayable streams let systems catch up after downtime without losing data.
Connect EHR, PACS, laboratory, and pharmacy systems through one exchange layer. Legacy systems use existing connectors, while modern services consume events directly.
Stream validated clinical and operational events continuously to S3, Azure Data Lake Storage, Snowflake, Elasticsearch, and OpenSearch.
Share selected event streams with institutions, regional networks, or research programmes. Each application receives approved topic access, and every grant is recorded.
Control access to patient data, schemas, and clinical event streams centrally. Every change is recorded automatically, giving auditors clear evidence without relying on spreadsheets.
Axual sits on Kafka, and Kafka sits on your infrastructure. Existing systems reach it through connectors. Nothing has to move to a vendor cloud for the platform to work.

Yes. Axual can run on premises or in your own cloud, including OpenShift environments. It also supports firewalled environments where healthcare data must remain under your control.
Axual can carry HL7v2 messages and FHIR resources alongside other event data. Avro, JSON, and Protobuf schemas can be validated through the schema registry. Mapping between your healthcare integration engine and Kafka requires a separate connector or service.
Role-based access control limits each application to approved topics and environments. Access requests, approvals, and governance changes are recorded automatically for auditing.
Axual records access requests, approvals, and governance changes, including the actor, action, resource, and timestamp. Per-record consumption must be logged by the consuming application or broker.
Axual helps healthcare organisations control where patient data flows, who can access it, and how long it is retained. Retention policies, keyed compaction, and careful payload design can support erasure requirements for event streams.
Yes. Hospitals, regional networks, and research programmes can receive access to selected topics without connecting to your source systems. Access can be withdrawn centrally at any time.
Yes. Axual Governance can run with an existing Strimzi environment, or Axual can manage the platform under an enterprise SLA. Migration services are available when required.
Pricing depends on the deployment model, support level, and platform scale. Contact us for a tailored plan.