Development License

A Tiro.health development license gives your team the credentials and tooling access needed to integrate the Form SDK into your application. It is aimed at healthcare software vendors who need FHIR Structured Data Capture (SDC) capabilities — enabling structured clinical form filling directly within their own software.

Already have a license and service account key? Head straight to Registry & Authentication Setup to configure your environment.

Who is this for?

The development license is designed for software teams building or extending clinical applications:

EHR / LIS / IMS / RIS / PACS vendors embedding structured clinical questionnaires inside their existing workflows
Healthcare IT integrators connecting third-party systems via FHIR SDC APIs
Digital health startups building new FHIR-native applications that require validated, narrative-generating forms

If your application needs to render, populate, validate, or extract structured data from clinical forms, the Form SDK — and a development license — is what enables that.

What you get

SDK packages & Docker images

@tiro-health/web-sdk npm package — the Web Component for rendering interactive FHIR questionnaires in your frontend
SDC Backend Service Docker image — the processing service that handles population, validation, narrative generation, and terminology lookups
Tiro.health Template Server access — pull the questionnaire definitions (FHIR Questionnaire resources) your forms are built from

Form Designer application

Tiro.health Form Designer — a dedicated web application for creating, editing, and managing your clinical form templates
Design questionnaires visually without writing raw FHIR JSON
Publish templates directly to the Template Server for use in your integration

How to request a license

Getting a development license is a three-step process:

1. Send us a request

Email support@tiro.health with the subject line "Development License Request" and include:

A brief description of your application and use case
Your organisation name
Any relevant technical context (FHIR server, EHR platform, etc.)

2. Agree on license terms

Our team will get back to you to discuss the license agreement. The development license covers local development and integration testing. Production deployment terms are agreed separately.

3. Receive your credentials

Once the license is in place, you'll receive a service account key (JSON file). This key is your credential for authenticating against the Tiro.health registries. Keep it secure and do not commit it to source control.

Next steps

Once you have your service account key, follow the Registry & Authentication Setup guide to configure Docker and npm on your machine. After that, jump into the Web SDK quickstart to render your first form.