Prismaid runs on infrastructure you control

Prismaid runs where you run it. That keeps your network, your access rules and your data under your own governance.

Where it runs, and what it connects to

Your environment: data center, cloud account or air-gapped network

Your people and partnersReach Prismaid over HTTPS
Your identity providerSingle sign-on through OpenID Connect, plus authenticator MFA

Secure entry point

A TLS proxy publishes the only open ports, 443 and 80. Port 80 redirects to HTTPS.

Prismaid services

Web appAPIProcessing engine

Saved connection credentials are encrypted at rest, and changes go to a tamper-evident audit log.

Private database network

PostgreSQLBackups

No published ports, and no route out of the host.

Connections you set up

  • Your connected systemsDatabases, SFTP, cloud storage, trading partners, UM systems and FHIR platforms
  • External AI providerOptional. Mapping and other AI features can use a local model
  • Document AIOptional. AWS Textract or Azure Document Intelligence
  • NotificationsOptional. SMTP email, Slack, Microsoft Teams and webhooks
  • Sign-in locationOptional. Off unless you choose a geolocation provider

Prismaid has no product analytics, license check or update check.

Deployment

  • Your data center or cloud account

    Deploy with Docker Compose, as separate service containers or as a single unified container.

  • Air-gapped networks

    Install from a signed offline bundle with checksums and SBOMs.

  • Backup and restore

    Follow the backup tooling and restore runbook that come with the release.

Software supply chain

  • Signed images

    Release images are signed with cosign, so you can verify what you deploy.

  • SBOM and provenance

    Each image carries an SPDX SBOM and SLSA provenance.

  • Vulnerability gate

    Trivy scans every image, and any fixable critical vulnerability blocks the release.

  • Ongoing testing

    Automated penetration tests, a web application scan and dependency scans run on pull requests and every week.

In the product

  • Sign-in

    Single sign-on through OpenID Connect, and multi-factor authentication with authenticator apps.

  • Saved credentials

    Connection credentials are encrypted at rest.

  • Audit trail

    Changes are recorded in an audit log protected by a tamper-evident hash chain.

  • AI under your control

    You decide whether to use AI features, and most of them can use either an external provider or a local model you host.

Working through your vendor review

Compliance depends on how a platform is deployed and operated, as well as on the software itself. Tell us what your security and compliance review requires, and we will go through it with you.

See it working on your kind of data

Book a live demo, or tell us what you need to connect.