As your integration landscape expands, the challenge shifts from simply getting connected to maintaining high-performance data flows without the noise. In Q2, we’re focused on giving your team deeper visibility and more granular control over your ecosystem.
From centralized monitoring views to new support for national exchange standards like 360x, these updates are designed to eliminate technical bottlenecks. Whether you’re a long-time partner or exploring Redox for the first time, this month-by-month breakdown highlights the tools we’re building to help you move from reactive troubleshooting to proactive orchestration.
April 2026 Release
Combined Connections & Subscriptions View
When something breaks, the hardest part is often figuring out where to look. That’s why we’ve added a centralized table view of all connected organizations and their associated subscriptions, including sources, data models, destinations, and queue activity, inside the Redox Engine dashboard.
With this update, customers can now:
- See all data being exchanged within and outside their organization in a single filterable table.
- View queue status and depth side-by-side subscription details, with quick actions to investigate or request support.
- Search and filter subscriptions by data model, organization, or other attributes to quickly find the subscriptions you’re looking for.
Why is this important? Healthcare integration teams like yours are responsible for keeping data flowing across growing integrations, often without an easy way to observe system behavior and data flow in one place.
By bringing connections, subscription details, and queue activity together, you can spot bottlenecks earlier, understand how data is flowing across endpoints, and move from reactive troubleshooting to proactive monitoring. As your integration volume grows, this reduces noise, shortens time to resolution, and helps your team stay ahead of issues before they impact downstream systems or customers.
For existing Redox customers: The existing Connections view and functionality aren’t going away. You can still filter by connected organization, copy source and destination IDs, access subscription settings, and view logs. This new view is just an additional way to scan, sort, and explore the same connection data.
Head to the Connections page inside the Redox Engine dashboard and click on the “All Subscriptions” tab to explore the new view.
360X: Closed-loop referrals (closed beta)
Redox now supports 360X. If you’re a Redox customer currently on DirectTrust and looking to automate bi-directional closed loop patient referrals, we’re here to help.
Reach out to your account team to learn more.
CeQ FHIR R4 support
Redox connections have been automatically migrated to the new Carequality FHIR R4 implementation to maintain compliance with new framework requirements. This backend update improves consistency by updating the ManagingOrg field to return an OID instead of an organization name.
athenahealth FHIR subscriptions
Redox now supports FHIR subscriptions for athenahealth. Now, you can receive real-time FHIR event notifications, including the option to enrich with additional clinical data, tailored to your workflows. Instead of constant polling, or repeatedly checking an API for new updates, you’ll receive a notification when a specific event occurs, like when a patient record is updated. For teams integrating with athenahealth, this means fewer delays, more efficient processes, and faster clinical decision-making.
athenahealth is one of the first major EHRs to support FHIR-based event notifications. As other systems roll out similar capabilities, Redox handles the differences in authentication across EHRs so you can scale event-driven workflows without added complexity.
Increased translation set capacity
Manage more translation sets on your own terms. The self-service limit has now been increased from 1,000 to 5,000 translation sets.