XELLABS Enterprise Integration Platform (EIP)

One integration layer.
Every system connected.

Connect laboratory systems, enterprise applications, instruments, and cloud services through one configurable integration platform. Transform data, coordinate workflows, and gain visibility into message processing without maintaining a web of fragile point-to-point connections.

  • Connects disparate systemsSupported applications, instruments, databases and APIs
  • Configurable integrationsAdapt to your workflows and environment
  • Message visibilityReview available status and error details to troubleshoot
  • Access control and audit historyRole-based permissions and object history
Platform capabilities

Core capabilities

What XELLABS EIP is designed to provide. Availability of individual capabilities depends on your edition and deployment.

XELLABS EIPConnect · Transform · Orchestrate · Monitor · Govern

Flexible Connectivity

Connect supported applications, APIs, files, databases, and messaging endpoints.

Visual Flow Designer

Design and configure integration workflows through the visual interface.

Data Mapping & Transformation

Map fields, configure transformations, and validate supported payloads.

Message Monitoring

Review available transaction status and error details to troubleshoot integration issues.

Scheduling & Orchestration

Configure scheduled and supported workflow executions.

Security & Governance

Aligns with XELLABS role-based permissions and object history. Optional controls such as MFA and SSO depend on your deployment and configuration.

Integration architecture

Connect systems across your enterprise

XELLABS EIP acts as a central integration hub between your source systems and destination systems.

Source systems → XELLABS EIP → Destination systemsIllustrative architecture

Enterprise applications such as ERP, CRM and QMS, laboratory systems such as LIMS and LIS, and files and databases connect to the XELLABS Enterprise Integration Platform. The platform provides connectivity, data mapping and transformation, routing, monitoring and scheduling, and delivers data to destinations such as LIMS, ERP, databases and APIs.

  • Enterprise applicationsERP · CRM · QMS
  • Laboratory systemsLIMS · LIS
  • Files and databasesFiles · databases
Enterprise Integration Platform (EIP)
  • Connectivity
  • Data mapping & transformation
  • Routing
  • Monitoring
  • Scheduling
  • LIMSLaboratory records
  • ERPBusiness operations
  • DatabasesStructured storage
  • APIsDownstream services
  • REST / JSON APIs
  • SFTP
  • HL7 v2.x
  • FHIR R4

HL7 v2.x, FHIR R4 and SFTP/MFT availability depends on your subscription plan and deployment. Other protocols, connectors and instrument interfaces are scoped per project, so please ask us to confirm support before planning an integration.

Architecture

Point-to-point vs. centralized integration

Point-to-point integration

Separate custom connections can become harder to maintain as systems and dependencies grow.

Centralized integration with XELLABS EIP

A shared integration layer can organize connectivity, data transformation, and monitoring.

Workflow

How an integration flow works

Each integration moves data through the same simple stages.

  1. Source

    Receive data from a connected application, file or API.

  2. Filter / validate

    Check incoming records against configured rules.

  3. Map / transform

    Map fields and convert values to the format the target expects.

  4. Route

    Direct records to one or more destinations based on configured conditions.

  5. Destination

    Deliver the result to the target application, database or API.

Illustrative workflow concept, not a product screenshot. Available steps, rules and connectors depend on configuration and supported adapters.

Use cases

Where an integration layer helps

Healthcare and clinical laboratories

Exchange orders, results and records between laboratory and clinical systems, including HL7 or FHIR interfaces where supported and configured.

Pharmaceutical manufacturing

Connect laboratory data with quality, ERP and manufacturing systems to support more consistent data exchange between teams.

Scientific and environmental laboratories

Bring instrument results and data files into central workflows, using instrument connectivity where supported and configured.

Enterprise IT and business operations

Give business applications, reporting and analytics platforms a shared integration layer to work with.

Benefits

What a shared integration layer can offer

Outcomes vary with your environment and how each integration is implemented.

  • Reduced integration complexity
  • Improved operational visibility
  • More consistent data exchange
  • Easier troubleshooting
  • Reusable integration patterns
  • A more manageable integration architecture

Ready to simplify your integrations?

Tell us which systems you need to connect and we'll walk through how XELLABS EIP could fit your environment.