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Developer-first interoperability API

Your JSON.Their standard.One clean API.

Interoplayer translates the data your product already understands into the X12 and HL7 messages healthcare and retail workflows depend on.

  • JSON-shaped inputs
  • Healthcare & retail workflows
  • Fits your delivery stack
Live product conceptSynthetic data
POST/v1/translate/x12/837p
Illustrative response
JSON requestapplication/json
{  "document": "837P",  "claim": {    "claimId": "CLM-1042",    "totalCharge": 245.00,    "placeOfService": "11"  }}
Business object837P
X12 837P responsetext/plain
ST*837*0001*005010X222A1~BHT*0019*00*CLM-1042*20260904*1200*CH~CLM*CLM-1042*245***11:B:1*Y*A*Y*Y~SE*4*0001~
Target formatX12 005010X222A1
Representative workflows

The formats your industry already speaks.

Start with a concrete transaction. Keep the same integration model as your format coverage grows.

  • 01X12 837Claims
  • 02X12 835Remittance
  • 03X12 270/271Eligibility
  • 04X12 850Purchase orders
  • 05X12 856Ship notices
  • 06HL7Clinical messages
A cleaner boundary

Stop making every integration a translation project.

Industry formats are necessary. Rebuilding their rules inside every product is not. Interoplayer gives the complexity one clear place to live.

Without a translation layer

Your roadmap inherits the format.

  • Dense implementation guides and version differences
  • Format-specific segment and envelope logic
  • Long-lived parsers that every new workflow must maintain
With Interoplayer

Your application keeps speaking JSON.

Interoplayer becomes the narrow, dependable boundary around format translation.

  • Business-friendly JSON shaped around your application
  • One consistent request pattern across format workflows
  • Output that can continue through your existing delivery stack
The API flow

From business object to industry format in three steps.

A small integration surface between your application and the standards your partners require.

01

Send clean JSON

Use a familiar payload shaped around the claim, order, or business object your product already understands.

POST /v1/translate
02

Choose the target

Tell the API which industry format and transaction your receiving workflow expects.

target: x12/837p
03

Receive the message

Get the formatted message back through a predictable response that fits your delivery workflow.

200 · text/plain
Industry workflows

One product idea. Very different formats.

Healthcare workflows

Claims and clinical data without format-specific glue.

Model the data your application already owns, then translate it into the transaction expected by a payer, clearinghouse, or connected clinical system.

  • 837 claims
  • 835 remittance
  • 270/271 eligibility
  • HL7 messages
EHR or billing appApplication JSON
InteroplayerJSON → target format
Connected networkRequired X12 or HL7
Illustrative conversion trace

INPUT:Synthetic claim CLM-1042

MAP:Claim data → 837P structure

OUTPUT:X12 message returned to your app

Built as a layer

Keep the format out of your product logic.

A focused interoperability boundary today, with room for product, account, and operational capabilities tomorrow.

One clean API surface

Use standard HTTP and familiar JSON instead of teaching every product team the details of every format.

JSON-first

A reusable translation layer

Keep format concerns in one place so the rest of your application can stay focused on business logic.

One integration pattern

Clear workflow boundaries

Interoplayer handles translation. Your existing systems remain in control of routing, delivery, and partner operations.

Fits your stack

Built to expand

Start with the transaction you need now and keep a consistent developer experience as more workflows are added.

Future-ready foundation
Developer experience

Standard HTTP. Familiar JSON. No new DSL.

The interface is designed to feel like the APIs your team already ships: explicit targets, ordinary payloads, and a response your application can pass into its existing delivery workflow.

  • Business-friendly request bodies
  • Framework-agnostic HTTP integration
  • An API contract your team can document and test
Explore the API pattern
request.tsIllustrative contract
const response = await fetch(
  "https://api.interoplayer.example/v1/translate/x12/837p",
  {
    method: "POST",
    headers: {
      Authorization: "Bearer " + process.env.INTEROPLAYER_API_KEY,
      "Content-Type": "application/json",
    },
    body: JSON.stringify({
      claimId: "CLM-1042",
      totalCharge: 245.0,
      placeOfService: "11",
    }),
  },
);

const x12 = await response.text();
Native fetchNo SDK required
Planned launch pricing

Start with one workflow. Scale on your terms.

Our pricing model is simple: use the sandbox for free, then pay for successful production translations—not seats, trading partners, or setup projects.

  • No setup fees
  • No per-partner fees
  • Free test traffic
Build and evaluate

Sandbox

Explore the API contract and validate a workflow before production.

$0forever
1,000 test translationsincluded each month
  • Test-mode API access
  • X12 and HL7 sample workflows
  • Synthetic-data testing
  • Community support
Explore the API
Most popular
First production workflow

Launch

Ship a focused integration without signing an enterprise contract.

$29/ month
5,000 translationsthen $0.015 each
  • Production API access
  • X12 and HL7 workflows
  • 120 requests per minute
  • Usage reporting
  • Email support
Start with Launch
Growing product teams

Scale

Lower unit costs and more throughput for established workflows.

$149/ month
50,000 translationsthen $0.0075 each
  • Everything in Launch
  • 600 requests per minute
  • Versioned mapping configurations
  • Extended usage visibility
  • Priority support
Plan for scale
Enterprise

High volume, private formats, or specific security requirements?

Plan committed-use pricing, custom rate limits, integration support, and terms aligned to your rollout.

Design an enterprise plan

Indicative launch pricing in USD. Final allowances, rate limits, supported production workflows, and overage terms are confirmed during access planning.

A simpler interoperability boundary

Make every system speak the right language.

Bring your application data. Tell Interoplayer which standard the workflow needs.

  • Bring the JSON you know
  • Choose the format you need
  • Keep control of delivery