MANSOQ IT & integrations
Start an integration from the deployed API contract
Use the current schema, facility scope and documented pagination instead of guessing endpoints.
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Before you begin
- Authorized test environment and dedicated integration user.
- Access to the deployment’s enabled API documentation.
1. Inspect the deployed schema
The core defines api/schema, swagger and redoc routes when enabled by its URL configuration. Use the deployment’s actual schema to confirm operations, fields, authentication and feature availability.
2. Confirm facility and resource scope
RCM resources are facility-scoped. Use the authorized facility identifier and verify object relationships; possession of another resource ID is not a permission grant.
3. Read list responses correctly
The default pagination class returns count and results, uses limit/offset semantics and caps limit at 200. Endpoint-specific actions can use different response shapes; follow the actual schema.
4. Validate requests and preserve evidence
Handle structured errors, field/value states, lock tokens and operation-specific idempotency. Keep source identifiers, request keys and correlation IDs in protected logs.
5. Prove a complete test transaction
Run synthetic happy and failure cases against the intended version, including authentication expiry, empty pages, validation errors and duplicate retries before operational handoff.
No universal integration claim
Current NPHIES builders do not imply a generic FHIR clinical server. Backend and frontend plugins also have their own contracts rather than one universal external integration surface.
Public-safe support
Share schema paths, error codes and synthetic examples. Do not publish credentials, internal deployment hostnames or patient payloads.
Troubleshooting
An endpoint shown in a guide is missing
Check the deployed version, feature/entitlement state and actual schema with the installation owner. Do not substitute an unrelated legacy endpoint.
Source evidence
References are pinned to the private MANSOQ source repository. Repository access is required to open these links.