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Brio-IO Server
Headless Communication Server
Spring Boot application that natively speaks HL7v2, FHIR, CDA, xDT and other healthcare protocols. Runs headless; multiple server instances can run against a single UI.
Early Access
Brio-IO in Early Access
Brio-IO isn't available as a self-service download yet. We set up early-access accounts individually — so your setup runs cleanly from day one. Tell us which systems you want to connect, and we'll get back to you.
What Early Access includes
Server and UI — deployable independently
Brio-IO consists of two components that ship separately. You get both in Early Access; the N-to-1 architecture stays intact.
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Brio-IO UI
Web interface for N servers
Single-page application with a server selector. One UI deployment controls multiple Brio-IO servers at once — production, staging and test in a single console.
Requirements
System requirements
Brio-IO runs on standard hardware. Java 21 and PostgreSQL 16 are the only unusual requirements — both are standard in modern Linux distributions. So you can prepare your setup even before you get access.
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Brio-IO Server
- Java 21 or higher
- PostgreSQL 16+ (with pg_trgm, pg_partman)
- 2 GB RAM minimum, 4 GB recommended
- 2 CPU cores
- 10 GB disk (more for message storage)
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Brio-IO UI
- nginx 1.20+ (or Docker)
- Modern browser (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari)
- Reachability to at least one Brio-IO server via HTTP/HTTPS
- Optional: TLS certificate for the domain
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Docker (recommended operation)
- Docker Engine 24+
- Docker Compose v2
- Linux host (or Docker Desktop on Windows/macOS)
- For the server: persistent volume for Postgres
Ready to try Brio-IO?
Tell us which interfaces you want to replace or connect. We'll set you up with an early-access account and help with the migration from Mirth Connect.