Fast technical evaluation
Use a trial account and API key to validate connectivity, calculation payloads, search, and label search.
Onboarding
How a partner should evaluate, subscribe, and move into active use.
This page focuses on access, evaluation flow, welcome email, API keys, and production readiness rather than clinical payload details.
Evaluation first, commercial access second
Licensed active use
Commercial access is for active product use, pilot work, and production deployments under subscription or enterprise terms.
One onboarding path
The same account created during trial registration can move into commercial access without restarting onboarding.
What a partner technical review should look like
Register
Create a trial account and receive an issued API key plus a welcome email.
Validate
Use the live demo and docs to confirm the API supports representative search and calculation flows.
Subscribe
Move the same account into commercial monthly or annual access through hosted checkout.
Deploy
Continue into active use, pilot rollout, or broader production planning with the licensed account.
What partners should clarify during review
Product and company context
Clarify target users, deployment scope, and whether the review is evaluator-only, pilot, or production-bound.
Expected usage profile
Document likely request volume, tenancy model, and whether the integration is single product or OEM.
Scope requirements
Confirm whether dog/cat commercial scope is sufficient or whether broader future scope is expected.
Production readiness path
Define what changes between evaluation access and active licensed use, including support expectations.
What partners should know about credential handling
Issued once
The raw API key is returned at registration time and should be stored securely by the integrator.
Sent as bearer auth
Use Authorization: Bearer <API_KEY> on authenticated requests.
Rotation supported
If a key must be replaced, rotation should happen through the managed key lifecycle rather than ad hoc duplication.
What happens behind the scenes
Welcome email
Trial registration attempts direct welcome-email delivery and falls back to queue-backed delivery if needed.
Hashed auth state
Credential validation and sync use hashed auth state rather than exposing raw key data operationally.
Subscription-aware access
Commercial access changes are reflected through managed subscription and access-state handling.