An always-current inventory of every DICOM device on your imaging network — built automatically from the traffic you already send.
Deployed as a metadata-only DICOM destination behind any vendor’s router, it reads each device’s network and equipment identity from the associations and image headers it sees, then discards the object. Pixels and patient identifiers are dropped on receipt — the registry keeps device metadata only, with no PHI at rest.
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The problem it solves
The device inventory lives in a spreadsheet that goes stale the day a modality is swapped, a workstation is re-imaged, or a vendor pushes a software update. What is actually on the network — and what version it is running — is anyone’s guess.
When a device starts sending malformed objects or quietly drops off, you reconstruct the fleet from memory and firewall logs, because there was never one authoritative record to begin with.
The registry builds itself from the DICOM traffic you already send. Every device that connects is catalogued automatically — its make, model, serial number, software version, and where it lives on the network — and kept current as devices change.
Ask “what is connected, and is it reachable?” and get a straight answer — for a single site, or rolled up across the whole fleet in SynthInSight. All without keeping a single patient record at rest.
What it does
Passive on the wire, vendor-neutral by design, and PHI-minimizing at rest — a metadata-only record of the devices on your imaging network.
It observes the DICOM traffic you already send — it never joins the imaging path.
Who is on the wire, and what the equipment says about itself.
Full DICOM comes in; only device metadata is kept.
Answer “what is connected, and is it live?” — for one site or the whole fleet.
Availability
Device Registry is generally available now, covering the capabilities on this page: passive metadata-only DICOM capture, network and equipment identity, optional C-ECHO reachability, the SynthInSight fleet roll-up, and Windows and Linux installers.
If a definitive, self-maintaining inventory of your imaging devices is on your list, request a demo and we will walk you through it.
Documentation
Current GA release v1.0.1.11 · released 2026-09-19
Every Device Registry deployment ships with the documents below, all managed under SynthQMS document control. The DICOM Conformance Statement is publicly available; the rest are shared under mutual NDA.
Know every imaging device on your network — automatically
| Document | Title | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Pending | Hardware & Software Requirements (Device Registry) | Sizing, OS support, dependencies |
| DOC-2026-597 | DICOM Conformance Statement (Device Registry) | Public — modality/device discovery via C-ECHO + verification |
| Pending | EULA Annex (Device Registry) | Annex to the Synthology Master EULA (DOC-2026-063) |
| Pending | Penetration Test Results (Device Registry) | Available under NDA |
| Pending | QA Runner Manual (Device Registry) | Internal QA + customer-validated test runs |
| DOC-2026-595 | End User Guide (Device Registry) | Operator + administrator workflows |
| DOC-2026-596 | Installation Guide (Device Registry) | Includes MSI deploy + Linux tarball install |
XyDromatics Device Registry turns the DICOM traffic you already send into an always-current, PHI-free inventory of every connected device. Generally available now for Windows and Linux.
