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OPERATIONS CONNECTORS

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Explore the operational system categories you can integrate with Mediloop, including common use cases, protocols, domain boundaries and the developer-facing integration surfaces for each pattern.

All ConnectorsEnterprise SystemsSupply Chain & LogisticsWorkforce & FacilitiesFinance & PayersOther Systems
Connector Categories
ERP & Finance

Accounting, budgeting, cost management and financial reporting.

Typical protocols
REST / ODataSOAPSFTP
Procurement & Supplier Management

Purchase orders, suppliers, contracts, catalogs and approvals.

Typical protocols
RESTEDI / EDIFACTSFTP
Inventory & Stock

Stock levels, movements, reservations, reordering and multi-site inventory.

Typical protocols
REST / GraphQLEDISFTP
Pharmacy & Logistics

Medication stock, suppliers, delivery and temperature-sensitive logistics.

Typical protocols
RESTEDIHL7 where applicable
HR & Workforce

Staff records, credentials, shifts, payroll references and workforce planning.

Typical protocols
RESTSCIMSFTP
Facilities & Asset Management

Rooms, equipment, maintenance, utilization and building systems.

Typical protocols
RESTBACnet / SNMPSFTP
Billing & Claims

Billing, claims, remittance and reconciliation with payer/finance systems.

Typical protocols
RESTEDI X12 / EDIFACTSFTP
Insurance & Payers

Coverage, claim status, pricing references and remittance advice.

Typical protocols
REST / FHIR where applicableEDISFTP
Transport & Delivery

Delivery creation, routing, tracking, proof of delivery and cold-chain events.

Typical protocols
RESTWebhooksEDI
Other Enterprise Systems

CRM, BI, ECM, partner and custom operational systems.

Typical protocols
REST / SOAPGraphQLCustom adapter
Clinical vs Operational
Clinical connectorsOperational connectorsBoundary rule
HIS/EHR, LIS, RIS/PACS, clinical devicesERP, procurement, inventory, HR, facilities, financeClinical semantics remain clinical; operational data uses its own canonical model
FHIR/HL7/DICOM and clinical terminologiesREST/EDI/OData/SFTP/queues and business reference dataUse MSIS only where clinical meaning actually applies
Patient care and clinical workflowsResources, logistics, staffing, assets and financeCross-domain workflows are explicit and auditable
Common Use Cases
Procure-to-pay

Catalog → approval → PO → receipt → invoice → reconciliation

Inventory synchronization

Stock levels, reservations, batches, transfers and replenishment

Workforce operations

Staff master data, shifts, availability and training references

Asset maintenance

Equipment registry, work orders, maintenance and utilization

Delivery & logistics

Shipment creation, tracking, proof of delivery and exceptions

Claims & finance

Billing references, claim status, remittance and reconciliation

Protocols & Standards
CategoryTypical protocolsWhen to choose
Modern enterpriseREST, GraphQL, ODataVendor-supported online APIs
Legacy enterpriseSOAP, proprietary APIs, database/export adaptersControlled modernization or bridge projects
B2B supply chainEDI / EDIFACT / X12Structured partner transactions
BatchSFTP + CSV/XML/JSONCatalogs, master data and scheduled reconciliation
EventsHTTPS webhooks, AMQP/Kafka/RabbitMQ where applicableDecoupled real-time workflows
Healthcare overlapFHIR/HL7Only for data with real clinical/healthcare-standard semantics
Example Systems
Examples in the designs — SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Oracle, Ariba, Coupa, Workday, ServiceNow, WMS platforms and logistics providers — illustrate connector categories. A named vendor is not a production-support claim unless its integration guide explicitly says so.
Developer Integration Surface
SurfaceOperation / resourceUseStatus
Connector adapterREST/SOAP/OData/GraphQL clientVendor API integrationsExternal API
EDI adapterEDIFACT/X12 parser + acknowledgementsB2B orders/invoices/claimsProtocol surface
File adapterSFTP + CSV/XML/JSONBatch/legacy systemsProtocol surface
Event adapterWebhook/queue producer & consumerStatus changes and automationContract by domain
Mediloop domain APIsProcurement/Supplier/Delivery APIsBuild applications against Mediloop operational servicesUse API Reference
Operations Connector SDKAdapter lifecycle, mapping and reliability helpersCustom and modernization projectsPlanned/evolving
Next Steps
After selecting a connector type, continue to Integration Patterns & Architecture to choose synchronous API, event-driven, batch, EDI or hybrid integration.