Salux

What Salux does

Salux is a Brazilian healthcare technology company that has operated for over 25 years, originally built around a single hospital management system and now selling a multi-product ecosystem for clinical, operational, and administrative workflows in healthcare institutions. Its flagship is SX Sigma, an integrated hospital information system (HIS) that covers electronic health records, clinical management, billing, supply chain, and analytics on a cloud-native SaaS architecture with HL7 and DICOM interoperability. Around SX Sigma the company has assembled specialty modules: StarGrid (AI- and biometrics-driven workforce scheduling), SkyMed (anesthesia protocols and real-time monitoring), Zerodox (document management, formerly NoPaper), Cloudhealth (telehealth), Med.place (telerradiology with 500+ connected radiologists and zero infrastructure investment), Horizon (SUS-aligned primary care with native RNDS connectivity and AI-powered triage), Livia Enterprise (clinical decision support AI used by 15,000+ physicians), and Docpilot (voice-driven clinical documentation at 99% accuracy).

The company sells primarily through direct enterprise field sales to hospitals, healthcare systems, UPAs, clinics, and OSS across Brazil, complemented by a partner channel program for resellers, integrators, and co-development partners. Revenue is generated via SaaS subscriptions on the modules (which can be bought individually or as a suite) plus implementation, consulting, and 24/7 technical support services. Pricing is quote-based and not publicly disclosed. Salux targets four primary segments — private hospitals, public health/SUS institutions, ambulatory and specialty clinics, and healthcare professionals — and reports 300+ completed projects across 20+ Brazilian states.

The business is owned by Grupo Bringel, a diversified Brazilian conglomerate that has operated since 1981 and acquired Salux in 2021, enabling the company's pivot from a single product into a full ecosystem through a combination of organic development (Horizon, Docpilot, Livia Enterprise) and acquisitions (Med.place in 2021, SkyMed and NoPaper/Zerodox in 2022, StarGrid in 2023). Salux is privately held, LGPD-compliant, and based in Porto Alegre with a regional office in São Paulo.

Name

Salux

Legal name

Salux Technology

Website

https://salux.com.br

Company type

Private

Founded year

1999

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

Salux is a Brazilian healthcare technology company (subsidiary of Grupo Bringel since 2021) that sells a cloud-native SaaS ecosystem — anchored by the SX Sigma hospital management system and complemented by AI-driven modules for workforce scheduling, anesthesia, teleradiology, telehealth, primary care, and clinical decision support — to private hospitals, SUS public-health institutions, and clinics across 20+ Brazilian states.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Hospital Information Systems (Healthcare Software)

NAICS

Software Publishers (5132), Health Care and Social Assistance (62)

SIC

Services-Health Services (8000), Services-Misc Health & Allied Services, Nec (8090)

akta.pro primary industry

Hospital-at-Home & Acute Virtual Care Platforms (HLALABAC)

akta.pro secondary industries

Virtual Nursing, Telemonitoring & Command Center Platforms (HLACAFAH), RPM Reimbursement, Billing & Program Operations Platforms (HLACAFAN), Chronic Disease Management & Remote Patient Monitoring (RPM) (HSABACAD)

Keywords

• Hospital management systems
• Healthcare information systems
• Clinical decision support
• Telemedicine platforms
• Electronic health records

Headquarters

HQ city

Porto Alegre

HQ country

Brazil

HQ region

Latin America

Offices2 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Software

Cost components

Personnel, Technology or R&D, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. SaaS Software Subscriptions: Subscription-based model for healthcare management software including SX Sigma, StarGrid, Med.place, Horizon, CloudHealth, SkyMed, and Zerodox. Delivered as cloud-native SaaS with flexible modules that can be purchased individually or as full suite. Revenue is recurring from healthcare institutions across Brazil.
2. Implementation and Consulting Services: Strategic implementation, consulting, and support services accompanying software deployment. Includes on-site presence, needs analysis, process optimization, and ongoing technical support. 24/7 technical support available via phone and WhatsApp.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels7 records

Core offering

Salux provides an integrated cloud-native healthcare technology ecosystem for hospitals, clinics, and public health institutions across Brazil. Its flagship SX Sigma Hospital Management System (HIS) covers electronic health records, clinical management, billing, and financial control, and is extended by specialized AI-powered modules for workforce scheduling (Stargrid), anesthesia safety (Skymed), document automation (Zerodox), telehealth (Cloudhealth), teleradiology (Med.place), SUS primary care (Horizon), clinical decision support (Livia Enterprise), and voice-driven documentation (Docpilot). The offering is sold as modular SaaS subscriptions with accompanying implementation, consulting, and 24/7 support services.

Product overview

Salux is a Brazilian health technology company offering an ecosystem of integrated solutions for digital transformation in healthcare. The portfolio centers on SX Sigma as the core hospital management system (HIS), supplemented by specialized modules including Stargrid (AI-powered workforce scheduling), Skymed (anesthesia management), Zerodox (document management), Cloudhealth (telehealth), Med.place (telerradiology), Horizon (primary care for SUS), Livia Enterprise (clinical decision support AI), and Docpilot (voice AI documentation). The ecosystem is built on native AI integration, interoperability standards (DICOM, HL7), and cloud architecture, serving hospitals, clinics, public health systems, and healthcare networks across Brazil.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• SX Sigma: Integrated hospital management system (HIS) with AI-powered clinical intelligence, automation, and interoperability — the company's core flagship platform.
• StarGrid
• Med.place
• SkyMed
• Zerodox
• Cloudhealth
• Horizon
• Livia Enterprise

Products and services

• SX Sigma (Hospital Management System) Integrated hospital management system (HIS) with native business intelligence, offering automation, intelligence, and integration across all hospital modules including electronic health records, clinical management, billing, supply chain, surgical management, and financial control. Built for hospitals and healthcare networks seeking to eliminate system fragmentation across the full patient journey from admission to discharge.
• Stargrid (Workforce Management) AI and biometrics-powered automated scheduling solution for healthcare workforce. Uses predictive analytics and machine learning for demand forecasting, automated shift generation respecting labor regulations, real-time adjustments, and reduced absenteeism and overtime costs. Designed for hospitals and healthcare institutions.
• Skymed (Anesthesia Management) Specialized anesthesia protocol system with intelligent checklists, real-time monitoring of vital and anesthetic parameters, and automatic anesthesia documentation. AI identifies patterns indicating potential complications before they manifest, reducing human errors and ensuring adherence to anesthetic safety protocols. For anesthesiologists and perioperative teams.
• Zerodox (Document Management) Digital document management transforming paper workflows into intelligent digital flows with full traceability and regulatory compliance. Enables healthcare institutions to digitalize and organize documents, reduce paper usage, and increase process transparency.
• Cloudhealth (Telehealth Platform) Teleconsultation, electronic health records, medical devices, and AI on a single integrated platform enabling remote care delivery with connectivity and security. Allows healthcare providers to expand the reach of care beyond geographic barriers.
• Med.place (Teleradiology Platform) Cloud-based teleradiology platform connecting institutions to 500+ connected radiologists available 24/7. Provides automatic exam distribution, AI-powered preliminary analysis, and zero infrastructure investment requirement, transforming fixed costs into variable costs. For hospitals and imaging centers needing 24/7 radiology reporting.
• Horizon (Primary Care System) 100% SaaS primary care system built for the Brazilian SUS (public health system). Features native S.O.A.P. integration, RNDS connectivity, AI-powered triage with 99% accuracy, predictive epidemiological analysis, and optimized scheduling for population health management.
• Livia Enterprise / Livia Med (Clinical Decision Support AI) Clinical decision support AI used by 15,000+ physicians. Features medical curation with adapted protocols, drug-drug, drug-condition, drug-alcohol, drug-exam interaction checks, dosing calculations by indication, hepatic/renal adjustments, and pediatric and adult calculators. For physicians and clinical decision-makers.
• Docpilot (Docli Voice, Docli Notes, Docli Data) AI documentation suite with three integrated components: voice capture at 99% precision (Docli Voice), automatic transformation to standardized records (Docli Notes), and structured medical data processing (Docli Data). Eliminates manual documentation entirely for healthcare professionals.

Quantifiable outcome

• 50% reduction in ER wait times at Hospital Unimed Vale do Caí
• +10 more outcomes

Named customers6 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Integration3 records

AI capability13 records

Feature10 records

Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Grupo BringelcoreOthers · 1 January 2021Salux became part of Grupo Bringel in 2021, a major Brazilian business conglomerate operating since 1981. The acquisition enabled Salux to expand from a single product to a full ecosystem of healthcare solutions and accelerated growth through strategic acquisitions (Medplace in 2021, SkyMed and NoPaper/Zerodox in 2022, StarGrid in 2023). Grupo Bringel is the parent company providing strategic backing.

Scale indicators9 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Broad incumbents

• InterSystems: Global healthcare data platform provider known for interoperability and health information exchange. Comparable to Salux on HL7/DICOM interoperability and clinical data integration, serving hospitals and health systems worldwide.
• Teladoc Health: Global telehealth platform offering virtual consultations and remote care. Comparable to Salux's CloudHealth telehealth module in delivery model, though Salux bundles telehealth with EHR and clinical AI for hospital customers.
• Oracle Health (Cerner): Global leader in hospital information systems and electronic health records, competing in the broader Latin American market. Larger incumbent with broader portfolio but less localization to Brazilian clinical workflows and SUS integration than Salux.
• Epic Systems: Dominant US-based EHR vendor expanding internationally. While not deeply embedded in Brazil, Epic represents the global standard that large Brazilian hospital networks may consider as they scale, posing an aspirational competitive threat.
• GE HealthCare: Broad incumbent offering hospital command centers, imaging IT, and clinical workflow solutions. Overlaps with Salux's anesthesia, radiology, and command-center AI capabilities as part of GE's larger hospital technology portfolio.

Direct peers

• Pixeon: Brazilian healthtech company providing HIS, RIS/PACS, and laboratory information systems to hospitals and diagnostic centers. Direct competitor in the Brazilian hospital and diagnostic IT market with similar focus on integrated workflows.
• MV Sistemas (SOUL+): Brazilian hospital information systems leader, widely deployed across large Brazilian hospitals. Direct competitor to Salux's SX Sigma HIS, targeting the same private and public hospital customers with integrated clinical, administrative, and billing modules.
• Wareline: Brazilian healthcare technology vendor focused on hospital management systems, EHR, and revenue cycle management. Directly comparable to Salux's SX Sigma offering for mid-market Brazilian hospitals.
• Philips Tasy: Philips' flagship hospital information system with significant installed base in Brazil, particularly among large private hospitals. Competes head-to-head with Salux's SX Sigma on integrated EHR, clinical decision support, and hospital management.

Regional players

• Healthbit: Brazilian health-tech startup focused on digital health data integration and population health analytics. Adjacent player in the Brazilian healthtech ecosystem serving similar SUS-integrated use cases as Salux's Horizon.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Compliance1 record

Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles3 records

Funding overview

Funding rounds2 records

Investors3 records

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M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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