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Partner is onboarded
Teams request sandbox access, scopes, callback URLs, and integration purpose.
CUBE OneCare can serve healthcare SaaS builders with FHIR APIs, SMART launch patterns, webhooks, tenant governance, sandbox/demo access, audit events, and developer-facing controls.
Workspace blueprint
Use this workspace to sell Cube as a platform layer for healthcare builders, not only as an end-user application.
Teams request sandbox access, scopes, callback URLs, and integration purpose.
FHIR, webhook, auth, and audit events are tested against non-PHI demo data.
Scopes, tenant access, rate limits, and operational monitoring gate production use.
Each module is designed to be useful by itself, but stronger when combined with tenant governance, audit logs, interoperability, and role-based workspaces.
Expose healthcare-standard resources, launch context, scopes, and developer guidance in one workspace.
Publish operational, audit, engagement, and integration events with clear retry and signing patterns.
Give partners realistic non-PHI environments, sample tenants, and workflow proof before production access.
Manage scopes, roles, secrets, rate limits, and audit events for each partner or embedded customer.
Governance guardrails
Every workspace must keep the line between live capability, demo proof, and future roadmap clear. The page is written to sell the opportunity without creating security, privacy, or clinical-regulatory debt.
API and sandbox access must still be governed by tenant contracts, data-use terms, security review, and production access approvals.
Start with the highest-value workspace and prove adoption before expanding scope.
Keep current EHR, pharmacy, payer, CRM, or audit systems authoritative while CUBE adds workflow and evidence.
Consolidate into CUBE only after auth, RBAC, interoperability, data, and operational gates are proven.
Start with a demo and evidence review, then decide whether the right path is module, overlay, or replacement.