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#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent how to#
#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent software license#
#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent software#
#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent license#

The interfaces and APIs available on open.epic represent a subset of the interoperability technology that Epic offers to support the access, exchange, and use of electronic health information and other data.

#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent software#

Direct access to Epic’s software can only be granted with approval from both an Epic Community Member and Epic. You can test your product or service through the open.epic sandbox or by working with a particular Epic Community Member. Direct access to Epic’s software (including an Epic Community Member’s system) is not required to develop, test, deploy, or support your product or service.“Claim” means all claims, demands, investigations, inquiries, and actions, and all liabilities, damages, fines, and expenses arising out of or relating thereto, including without limitation settlement costs and attorneys’ fees. You agree to indemnify, hold harmless and defend Epic, its subsidiaries, and all of its and their employees, officers, directors, contractors, and other personnel, from and against any Claim (defined below) that in any way arises out of or relates to any of your products or services that use or rely on the Materials.

#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent how to#

Epic provides the Materials on open.epic for your use and you decide how to use them to interoperate with and provide your products and services to Epic Community Members.

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#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent license#

Some interoperability technology made available on open.epic may require an Epic Community Member to license additional functionality or build additional workflows, so where possible please help our mutual customers avoid surprises by working closely with them and directing them to Epic with any questions related to Epic software. You’re also responsible for complying with all applicable laws, including not infringing on Epic’s or others’ intellectual property rights. You’re responsible for your products and/or services and how they interact with Epic Community Members’ Epic software.We want to encourage a vibrant developer environment, so if you suggest a way to improve the Materials and we use your suggestion, it may become part of the Materials for anyone to use without any obligation or notice to you. Epic owns the Materials, as well as any Epic-provided improvements to or learnings based on the Materials, such as enhancements made by Epic to our testing tools or documentation.

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Instead, link others directly to the Materials made available on open.epic. You can keep copies of the Materials for yourself, but do not distribute them.

This website is the source of truth for current versions of the Materials.

If you are not an Epic Community Member, you may use the Materials available on open.epic freely under the following terms: You may use other Materials on open.epic at your discretion, subject to any applicable terms of your agreement(s) with Epic, and you are solely responsible for how you choose to use these Materials to interoperate with products and services. If you are an Epic Community Member, your use of Materials related to the open.epic APIs is subject to the open.epic API Subscription Agreement. The Materials are provided as-is with no warranties, express or implied. Open.epic includes Materials to use as you develop, test, market, offer, deploy, and support products or services that interact with the interfaces and APIs available on open.epic. Open.epic enables Epic Community Members and developers to use the open.epic APIs, certain interfaces, and other standards-based and Epic-developed application programming interfaces (APIs) to connect and interact with Epic Community Members’ systems. Open.epic APIs means designated application programming interfaces (listed here) licensed directly by Epic Community Members from Epic to facilitate interoperability. Materials means resources made available on open.epic to support your use of the APIs and other interoperability technology described on open.epic, including documentation, specifications, and other information related to Epic’s implementation of various interfaces and APIs.

#Apple sandbox test user asks for parent software license#

Epic Community Member means a healthcare organization that has entered into a software license and support agreement with Epic to use Epic software.