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Architecture documentation for healthcare compliance

Healthcare software must meet HIPAA, HL7 FHIR, and regulatory requirements. Archyl provides living architecture documentation that maps PHI data flows, enforces compliance boundaries, and creates an audit trail for every architecture change.

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HTTP handlers never touch the database

Layer boundaryHigh
services/checkout/handler.go:84

83 func (h *Handler) Totals(c *fiber.Ctx) {

84   rows, err := h.db.Query(ctx, totalsSQL)

85   if err != nil {

Go through OrderService, as decided in ADR-011.

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Before and after

The problems you know, solved one by one

Every one of these compounds over time. Here is what changes when the architecture lives in Archyl.

Today

HIPAA requires documented architecture

HIPAA auditors need to see how PHI flows through your systems, where it is stored, and how it is protected. Manual documentation is expensive and quickly outdated.

With Archyl

C4 model maps the healthcare stack

Document EHR integrations, FHIR APIs, data stores, and internal services at four levels of detail. Show PHI data flows clearly for compliance reviewers.

Today

Healthcare integrations are complex

EHR systems, HL7 FHIR APIs, pharmacy networks, lab systems, and insurance portals create a complex integration landscape that is hard to document and maintain.

With Archyl

Conformance rules enforce HIPAA boundaries

Define rules that enforce PHI data handling policies, encryption requirements, and access patterns. Automated checks ensure continuous compliance.

Today

Architecture changes can create compliance violations

A new data flow or service integration might expose PHI in ways that violate HIPAA. Without architecture visibility, you find out during audits or breaches.

With Archyl

Drift detection catches compliance risks

When code changes introduce new data flows or services that handle PHI, drift detection alerts you immediately so compliance gaps are fixed proactively.

Today

Compliance documentation drains engineering resources

Engineering teams spend significant time producing and updating architecture documentation for compliance instead of building features that improve patient care.

With Archyl

Auditable change request workflows

Every architecture change is reviewed and approved through a tracked workflow. Provide auditors with a complete history of who changed what and when.

What you get

Built for the way you work

PHI Data Flow Overlays

Create overlays that highlight where PHI is stored, transmitted, and processed. Visualize trust boundaries and encryption zones on your C4 diagrams.

ADRs for Compliance Decisions

Document why specific architecture choices were made for HIPAA compliance. Link decisions to the C4 elements they affect.

AI Discovery for Legacy Healthcare Systems

Map legacy healthcare integrations automatically. AI discovers services, data flows, and dependencies from code so nothing is missed.

Architecture Q&A for Clinical Engineers

Engineers ask AI assistants about the architecture: 'Which services access the patient database?' 'Show the FHIR integration architecture.'

Compliance Alert Notifications

Get notified when architecture changes affect PHI data flows or compliance boundaries. Review changes before they reach production.

Technology Compliance Tracking

The technology radar shows which healthcare technologies are approved, which need upgrades, and which pose compliance risks.

A day with Archyl

How it fits into your week

No new ritual to adopt. Archyl shows up where the work already happens.

09:00 · Morning

PHI Data Flow Overlays

Create overlays that highlight where PHI is stored, transmitted, and processed. Visualize trust boundaries and encryption zones on your C4 diagrams.

11:30 · Before a change

ADRs for Compliance Decisions

Document why specific architecture choices were made for HIPAA compliance. Link decisions to the C4 elements they affect.

15:00 · In review

AI Discovery for Legacy Healthcare Systems

Map legacy healthcare integrations automatically. AI discovers services, data flows, and dependencies from code so nothing is missed.

18:00 · End of day

Architecture Q&A for Clinical Engineers

Engineers ask AI assistants about the architecture: 'Which services access the patient database?' 'Show the FHIR integration architecture.'

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Map PHI data flows, enforce HIPAA boundaries, and maintain audit trails. Living architecture documentation for healthcare teams.

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Architecture Documentation for Healthcare

HIPAA-ready architecture documentation for healthcare: map PHI data flows, enforce compliance boundaries with conformance rules, and maintain audit trails for…

Architecture documentation for healthcare compliance

Healthcare software must meet HIPAA, HL7 FHIR, and regulatory requirements. Archyl provides living architecture documentation that maps PHI data flows, enforces compliance boundaries, and creates an audit trail for every architecture change.

Architecture Documentation for Healthcare | Archyl

HIPAA-ready architecture documentation for healthcare: map PHI data flows, enforce compliance boundaries with conformance rules, and maintain audit trails for regulatory requirements.

healthcare architecture documentation, HIPAA architecture tool, healthcare system design, HL7 FHIR architecture, healthcare compliance documentation

HIPAA requires documented architecture

HIPAA auditors need to see how PHI flows through your systems, where it is stored, and how it is protected. Manual documentation is expensive and quickly outdated.

Healthcare integrations are complex

EHR systems, HL7 FHIR APIs, pharmacy networks, lab systems, and insurance portals create a complex integration landscape that is hard to document and maintain.

Architecture changes can create compliance violations

A new data flow or service integration might expose PHI in ways that violate HIPAA. Without architecture visibility, you find out during audits or breaches.

Compliance documentation drains engineering resources

Engineering teams spend significant time producing and updating architecture documentation for compliance instead of building features that improve patient care.

C4 model maps the healthcare stack

Document EHR integrations, FHIR APIs, data stores, and internal services at four levels of detail. Show PHI data flows clearly for compliance reviewers.

Conformance rules enforce HIPAA boundaries

Define rules that enforce PHI data handling policies, encryption requirements, and access patterns. Automated checks ensure continuous compliance.

Drift detection catches compliance risks

When code changes introduce new data flows or services that handle PHI, drift detection alerts you immediately so compliance gaps are fixed proactively.

Auditable change request workflows

Every architecture change is reviewed and approved through a tracked workflow. Provide auditors with a complete history of who changed what and when.

PHI Data Flow Overlays

Create overlays that highlight where PHI is stored, transmitted, and processed. Visualize trust boundaries and encryption zones on your C4 diagrams.

ADRs for Compliance Decisions

Document why specific architecture choices were made for HIPAA compliance. Link decisions to the C4 elements they affect.

AI Discovery for Legacy Healthcare Systems

Map legacy healthcare integrations automatically. AI discovers services, data flows, and dependencies from code so nothing is missed.

Architecture Q&A for Clinical Engineers

Engineers ask AI assistants about the architecture: 'Which services access the patient database?' 'Show the FHIR integration architecture.'

Compliance Alert Notifications

Get notified when architecture changes affect PHI data flows or compliance boundaries. Review changes before they reach production.

Technology Compliance Tracking

The technology radar shows which healthcare technologies are approved, which need upgrades, and which pose compliance risks.

Architecture documentation that meets healthcare standards

Map PHI data flows, enforce HIPAA boundaries, and maintain audit trails. Living architecture documentation for healthcare teams.