Connect Hub
How to run a Connect Hub monitoring pilot
A useful Connect Hub evaluation begins with an engine and an operating problem.
By Globalesm
A useful Connect Hub evaluation begins with an engine and an operating problem. Choose a supported Mirth Connect, OIE, BridgeLink, or Connect Hub configuration with your team. Confirm the exact build and permissions during guided setup, then define what the pilot should prove.
Start with visibility
Pick a small set of channels and document how the team identifies an outage, stopped channel, or growing backlog today. Agree who receives a signal and who follows up. Use a monitoring-only setup when the evaluation does not require changes to channels or access to messages.
Run a controlled scenario
Use an isolated environment or an agreed exercise. Demonstrate how the operator finds the affected engine and channel, decides whether to investigate, and hands off the issue. Evaluate the capabilities included in your proposed plan and confirm how the team will use them.
Decide what earns expansion
Record the setup effort, operator steps, and issues the pilot revealed. Add another engine only if the first one gives the team the visibility and access model it needs. Bring the engine version, current monitoring process, and success criteria to a Connect Hub discussion.
Put the plan into practice
Tell us about the workflow, environment, and product capabilities you want to evaluate.