A scope everyone can see
Pin the FHIR version, profile, access mode and exact checks before anyone interprets a result.
US FHIR release readiness
Find FHIR integration blockers before your partner does.
For teams shipping into the US healthcare ecosystem: run a version-pinned FHIR, US Core or SMART preflight with the matching official Inferno test suite—or keep execution inside your environment. Get evidence, remediation priorities and a report your partner can act on.
US-market launch focusOfficial version-pinned suitesNo production or PHIConnected or zero-access
Official Inferno runUS Core 6.1
437tests passed
of 453
of 453
4 failed12 skipped
Test Kit 1.1.5 · synthetic referenceFree launch diagnosticComplete US Core / SMART suite available by confirmed scopeFirst outcome targeted in 2 business days
Before the hand-off
One decision-ready preflight instead of five disconnected steps.
FHIR Pilot turns official test-suite execution into a visible scope, reproducible evidence and a ranked fix plan—without hiding skipped, unsupported or out-of-scope checks.
Evidence with every finding
Turn a failed check into reproducible evidence, impact and the next engineering action.
A partner-ready hand-off
Share one concise readiness decision instead of raw logs, screenshots and competing interpretations.
A shared release view
Give every team the same version of the truth.
Product, engineering and partner teams see the selected scope, current evidence and exact next action before an integration hand-off becomes an escalation.
See the actual report formatBuilt for focus
For the people carrying interoperability risk.
Digital-health product teams
Prepare a customer or partner hand-off with a clearer picture of integration risk.
Integration agencies
Add a focused readiness layer before delivery, without turning every project into an audit.
Interoperability leads
Make scope and results legible across product, engineering and partner teams.
Engineering leaders
Replace “we think it works” with a scoped, reviewable release decision.
Clear by design
From scope to a decision-ready report in four steps.
- 01
Request the free diagnostic
Tell us the version, profile and allowed access route—no sensitive details.
- 02
Confirm the exact scope
We record included, unsupported and excluded checks before execution.
- 03
Review evidence and blockers
Every finding includes impact, evidence and a recommended next action.
- 04
Share the hand-off decision
Download a readable report; rerun after remediation when included.
Exact scope
Know what the result covers—and what it does not.
Check areaVersionAvailabilityBoundary
Baseline FHIR preflightFHIR R4 · 4.0.1Free diagnosticMetadata, declarations, discovery signals and agreed read-only probes
US Core Inferno suiteVersion-pinnedSupported by confirmed suiteComplete matching official test kit and prerequisites recorded before execution
SMART App Launch InfernoVersion-pinnedSupported by confirmed suiteOfficial suite, launch context and client registration prerequisites confirmed first
Other implementation guidesVersion-pinnedScope confirmationAccepted where a suitable official or agreed test kit is available
R4B / R54.3.x / 5.xScope confirmationDelivered only where the selected test kit and implementation claim match
Credentialed executionSuite-specificZero-access by defaultConnected access only after a separate secure-access gate is approved in writing
Write interactionsSuite-specificControlled onlyOnly when required by the agreed suite, in test data, with explicit authorisation
Production / PHIAnyProhibitedAuthorised non-production test data only
Certification / securityAnyNot providedNot certification, penetration testing or compliance approval
The free diagnostic is a baseline preflight. Complete suite delivery is pinned to an exact official test-kit version and confirmed prerequisites. A completed suite is evidence for the recorded scope, not certification or a guarantee of every partner environment. Read the methodology.
Two safe routes
Use the preflight model your team can approve.
Workspace mode 01
Connected sandbox
Run the confirmed preflight against an authorised non-production route. Public unauthenticated R4 endpoints are available now; credentialed connected routes pass a separate secure-access gate.
- Version-pinned scope
- Controlled test route
- No production or PHI
Workspace mode 02
Zero-access review
Run the complete confirmed suite inside your environment and provide sanitised outputs when external credentials are not an option.
- Client-controlled suite execution
- No credentials leave your team
- One stakeholder-ready report
Why not run it yourself?
Open checks are useful. A release decision takes more.
Run it yourself
Raw execution
- Choose and configure the right test kit
- Resolve version and profile mismatches
- Interpret skipped and unsupported checks
- Turn logs into stakeholder communication
- Maintain the evidence trail yourself
With FHIR Pilot
Decision-ready preflight
- Matching official suite and versions recorded up front
- Passed, blocked, skipped and unsupported kept distinct
- Evidence translated into remediation priorities
- One partner-ready report
- Optional rerun after fixes
You can always run open-source conformance tooling directly. You pay FHIR Pilot for controlled scope, interpretation, evidence and a usable hand-off. See the published methodology and inspect the complete public report before submitting a request.
Official Inferno reference run
See all 453 results before you submit anything.
We executed the complete US Core FHIR API group from US Core Test Kit 1.1.5 against the public synthetic Inferno Reference Server. The report keeps 437 passes, 4 failures and 12 skips separate—and includes every test identifier in its downloadable appendix.
Official version-pinned test kit · public synthetic environment · no customer data supplied · not certification
FHIR PilotInferno reference run
RUN · 2026-08-19
Selected scopeUS Core 6.1.0 · FHIR API
DecisionReview required
437Passed
4Failed
12Skipped
Review
Four official search tests returned HTTP 400
CareTeam, Encounter and Goal search behavior needs review.
Visible
Twelve skipped tests stay separate
No skipped check is counted or styled as a pass.
Recorded
Complete 453-test group archived
Suite, Test Kit, session and run IDs are version-pinned.
Honest launch pricing
Start free. Pay only after the scope is clear.
Available now
Free diagnostic
$0one accepted scope
- One public unauthenticated R4 4.0.1 sandbox or zero-access review
- Published reference checks only
- Outcome summary with evidence and next actions
- Target: 2 business days after written scope confirmation
Launch rate
Automated suite report
$99one confirmed run
- One supported official suite and version
- One non-production endpoint/environment
- One automated execution and standard report
- No custom auth setup or rerun
Launch rate
Report + rerun
$299one confirmed scope
- Everything in the automated suite report
- One rerun of the same scope after fixes
- Change summary and prioritised actions
- Asynchronous engineering clarification
Prices are in USD and exclude applicable taxes. No subscription is required during the launch phase. No charge is made from the request form.
Questions before access
Clear boundaries before you request a run.
Is the first diagnostic really free?+
Yes. It covers one FHIR R4 4.0.1 public, unauthenticated, authorised non-production endpoint or one zero-access evidence review, the published reference checks, and an outcome summary. No payment details are collected.
What do we receive?+
A scoped findings summary with passed, unsupported and blocking checks; evidence; remediation priorities; and a clear hand-off recommendation.
How quickly do we get it?+
We target delivery within two business days—Monday to Friday, excluding Serbian public holidays—after written scope confirmation and a valid, authorised route. This is a target, not a guaranteed service level.
Do you need production access or PHI?+
No. Production systems and PHI are prohibited. Use an authorised non-production sandbox or run checks in your own environment and provide sanitised results.
Is this certification or a security assessment?+
No. FHIR Pilot is a focused engineering-readiness review. It is not certification, a penetration test, a legal opinion or regulatory approval.
Can you run a complete US Core or SMART Inferno suite?+
Yes. A complete version-pinned official Inferno suite is available when the matching test kit and its prerequisites are confirmed. It can run against an authorised non-production route or through the zero-access model when credentials must stay with your team. This is an engineering preflight, not certification.
What exactly is included in the $99 launch rate?+
One supported, pre-confirmed official suite against one non-production endpoint/environment, one automated execution and one standard downloadable report. Multiple suites or endpoints, custom/private authentication setup, bespoke implementation guides, manual evidence conversion and workshops are quoted separately before work starts.
Is FHIR Pilot only for the US market?+
The launch focus is the United States: teams preparing integrations for the US healthcare ecosystem, especially US Core and SMART App Launch. The customer team may be located anywhere. Baseline FHIR and other implementation guides are considered only by confirmed scope, so we do not present the current offer as universal global coverage.
What happens if our version or profile is outside the free scope?+
We confirm the matching test kit and prerequisites before execution. R4B, R5 and other implementation guides are accepted only where a suitable version-pinned suite is available; unsupported or not-executed checks remain visible in the report.
Can we run the open-source checks ourselves?+
Yes. FHIR Pilot adds scope control, interpretation, evidence normalization, remediation priorities and a stakeholder-ready report.
Do we need a call?+
Usually not. The intake, scope confirmation and report are asynchronous. We suggest a call only if the scope cannot be resolved in writing.
Authorised test routes only. Production systems and PHI stay outside the workflow.
Credentials stay controlled. Use the zero-access route when a connected secure-access gate is not approved.
Scope remains visible. Unsupported and excluded checks are not hidden behind a score.
Free first offer
Get a scoped FHIR diagnostic at no cost.
One authorised public, unauthenticated R4 4.0.1 sandbox or zero-access review. You receive an outcome summary with evidence, blockers, unsupported checks and next actions—targeted within two business days after written scope confirmation.
No payment details 2-business-day target No production or PHI
Business days are Monday–Friday excluding Serbian public holidays; the target is not a guaranteed SLA. Do not submit endpoint URLs, credentials, production data or PHI here.