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Chameleon™ HL7 Messaging Toolkit

What is Chameleon™?

The Chameleon™ HL7 Messaging Toolkit is an easy-to-use toolkit that enables you to add HL7 message capabilities to any custom application.

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The Fastest HL7 Messaging Toolkit on the Market

Chameleon™ is an easy-to-use, proven and scalable messaging toolkit that enables vendors and developers to rapidly add HL7 messaging capabilities to their healthcare applications. The HL7 Messaging Toolkit is easily customized to support any type of HL7 message, regardless of version or format.

Easy-To-Use

Chameleon™, the industry-leading HL7 Messaging Toolkit, enables the effortless mapping of data between HL7 feeds and your application. Chameleon™ makes this as easy as dragging and dropping data fields within an intuitive graphical user interface.

Fast & Reliable

Chameleon's ability to handle over three million messages in an hour make it the fastest HL7 Messaging Toolkit on the market.

Scalable

Chameleon™ enables software developers to build generic yet flexible HL7 interfaces that can be easily duplicated from site-to-site, drastically reducing development time and costs.

Compatible

Chameleon™ runs natively on most Microsoft Windows operating systems and Mac OS X via Parallels Desktop or equivalent. Applications built with Chameleon™ can be deployed on Linux, Solaris, HPUX (32-bit RISC), Mac OS X, as well as Windows.

Adaptable

Chameleon™ easily adapts to meet any implementation requirements regardless of the version or format of HL7 messages.

Customizable

Chameleon™ is the only product on the market that supports native interfaces into every major programming language including Java, C++, C#, Visual Basic, Delphi, .NET and more.

To learn more about how Chameleon™ makes HL7 Messaging Easy, please download our fully functional FREE trial or contact us for a product demo.

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What They're Saying

"What was estimated to take four months of implementation time, took six weeks. Because of iNTERFACEWARE™, a major obstacle became a minor speed bump."

Mike Gogola, Hermitage Medical Clinic