Scale From One Lab to a Statewide Network Without a Forklift Upgrade
Built natively on Snowflake, Salus grows with your testing volume instead of forcing a re-platform, and a genuinely multi-tenant foundation lets an entire network run from one deployment.
Salus runs on Snowflake, which is the credibility anchor for modern public health data architecture. It brings enterprise scale, governed data, and secure sharing without a lab having to operate the infrastructure itself.
The platform is genuinely multi-tenant and multi-hierarchy, so an entire statewide network, state, regional, county, environmental, newborn screening, and satellite labs, can operate securely from a single deployment.
What it does.
The full capability set, not a highlight reel.
Snowflake-native
Built around Snowflake for elastic scale, separation of compute and storage, governance, and high availability.
Multi-tenant, multi-hierarchy
One deployment can serve many labs across an organizational hierarchy, each with its own data and configuration.
Secure data sharing
Share governed data with state partners and across the network without copying it around.
Time Travel and zero-copy cloning
Snowflake capabilities like Time Travel and zero-copy cloning support safe testing, recovery, and analytics.
Resilience and backup
Cloud resiliency, backup, and disaster recovery, so the platform stays available as volume grows.
Dialect-flexible
Data access is deploy-time configurable, with Postgres as the reference dialect and Snowflake as a first-class target.
In practice.
What it looks like on a real lab day.
A state lab plus its regional and county partners run on a single Salus deployment, each seeing only its own data, sharing what it chooses.
When testing volume spikes, compute scales to meet it without a forklift upgrade.
Configuration.
What your lab controls, without a vendor in the loop.
- Provision tenants and the organizational hierarchy
- Choose pass-through or an Infrastructure Operations Plan for cloud resources
- Select the data dialect at deploy time (Postgres or Snowflake)
See it in your laboratory's context.
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