HMIS Proxy Gateway — Access & Management Portal

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Select a hospital tenant below to launch its HMIS system, or request access to additional hospitals.

My Approved HMIS Tenants

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Access Requests Status

Pending review from hospital administrators

Hospital	My HMIS Username	Role	Status	Requested At	Details
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Hospital Tenants

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- active

Pending Requests

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Awaiting approval

Total Users

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Registered on proxy

Avg Latency

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Upstream proxy overhead

RAM Usage

Live

- MB

Process RSS memory

Bandwidth

Today

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Inbound & outbound proxy

Hospital Tenants & Routing

Active proxy endpoints and default contexts

Hospital	Proxy Slug	HMI Target URL	Default Context	Status	Action
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Tenant Access Requests

Review, approve, or reject user access requests for hospital HMIS links

User	Requested Hospital	HMIS Username	Role	Status	Date	Actions
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Hospital Tenants Management

Configure upstream HMI endpoints, default context paths, and WireGuard tunnels

Hospital Name	Proxy Slug	Target HMI URL	Default Context	Status	Actions
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Registered Gateway Users

All users registered on the proxy with approved tenant memberships

User	Email	System Role	Approved Hospital Tenants	Status	MFA	Joined	Actions
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API Key Management

Generate and manage cryptographic API keys for machine-to-machine integrations

Key Name	Key Prefix	Hospital Tenant	Created Date	Status	Actions
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Gateway Audit Logs

Real-time HTTP reverse proxy traffic metrics with automated TTL purging

Timestamp	Tenant	Method	Endpoint	Status	Duration	Client IP
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Proxy Playground & Tester

Test live requests through the gateway routing mechanism to downstream HMI targets

Request Configuration

Target Tenant

Method

Subpath

Gateway URL: /{slug}/sanitas/

Response Inspector

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Security Settings

Two-factor authentication policy, session timeouts and who may register

Two-Factor Authentication (MFA)

OffMFA is deactivated. Nobody is asked for a code, and users can't set it up. Existing setups are kept for when it's turned back on. OptionalUsers may turn on MFA from their account menu. Those who do are asked for a code at sign-in. Required for admins (recommended)Admins must set up MFA at their next sign-in. Optional for everyone else. Required for everyoneAll users must set up MFA at their next sign-in.

Sessions

Sign out after inactivity (minutes)

Protects shared workstations. Using Sanitas through the gateway counts as activity.

Maximum session length (hours)

Users must sign in again after this long, even if active. Applies to new sign-ins.

Registration

Allow people to create their own accounts (email or Google)

Only allow these email domains (comma separated, empty = any)

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