الصحة· HEALTHCARE · SOVEREIGN INFRASTRUCTURE
Sahabسحاب
In-Kingdom landing zones built for the EMR, not around it.
Sovereign landing zones for hospital cluster operators — EMR-adjacent data lakes, HL7 FHIR R4 ingestion, and PDPL-aligned access controls, so clinical data stays governed and in-Kingdom from ingest to analytics.
السيادة تبدأ من طبقة البيانات
“Sovereignty starts at the data layer.”
What Sahab does
In-Kingdom landing zones
Every landing zone, data lake, and replica is provisioned and hosted entirely within Saudi borders.
EMR-adjacent data lakes
Purpose-built lakes for clinical records, imaging, claims, and population data sit alongside the EMR without replacing it.
HL7 FHIR R4 ingestion
Structured FHIR resources flow in continuously from EMR, PACS, and NPHIES sources with no custom interface build.
PDPL-aligned access controls
Field-level classification and least-privilege access are enforced at ingest, not bolted on after the fact.
NDMO-classified by default
Every dataset is tagged and governed against its NDMO tier, with cross-tier access requiring dual sign-off.
Cluster-operator ready
Reference architectures scale from a single hospital to a multi-facility cluster without re-architecture.
See Sahab in action
An early UX walkthrough of the product, designed bilingually from day one.

Landing zones

Data lake registry

FHIR ingestion job
How it works
Provision
A landing zone is stood up in-Kingdom, sized to the cluster and its expected workloads.
Ingest
EMR, PACS, and NPHIES data streams in continuously over HL7 FHIR R4 into classification-tagged lakes.
Govern
PDPL-aligned access policies are enforced automatically at the field level, not by manual review.
Operate
Clinical, analytics, and research teams draw from governed data without ever moving it outside the zone.
A quick look at the product
A short, silent UX walkthrough of Sahab.
Stand up a sovereign landing zone for your cluster
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