How to SUCCESSFULLY Validate your Marketplace Integration

Summary

In a meeting, Charity from Point Click Care and Seem from Acme Medcart discuss an application integration project. They cover introductions, an overview of the application, and a demonstration of onboarding and data validation. The application uses a dispensing machine for medication refills, with data pulled from Point Click Care. They discuss privacy policies, support information, and API usage, including daily quota limits. The meeting concludes with a demonstration of onboarding a new customer and syncing facility data, with a final check on the number of residents pulled from the facility.

Takeaways

• 😀 Introductions were made, with participants sharing their names and roles in the application integration project.
• 🔍 The agenda included an overview of the application, questions, and a demonstration of onboarding and data validation.
• 💼 Charity, from Point Click Care, and Seem from Acme Betty Cart, along with Karina, the lead developer, participated in the session.
• 🏥 The application is used for medication dispensing, with 60% of meds on refill and a focus on using dispensing machines managed by registered nurses.
• 🔗 The application integrates with Point Click Care, adhering to guidelines and displaying references within the app.
• 📜 A privacy policy is included and accessible through a link within the application.
• 📞 Support information, including an email address and telephone number, is provided for Acme Medcart's support team.
• 🔑 The application pulls information such as first name, middle initial, last name, date of birth, and gender from Point Click Care's patient list.
• 🚫 Quota limits are implemented, with notifications for daily limits and a 20-millisecond delay between calls for second quota limits.
• 🔐 The client ID and client secret are stored securely on the server, and the onboarding process for new customers involves enabling and syncing facilities through the application.
• 🔄 The onboarding demonstration included syncing a facility and pulling a current status of 28 residents from the facility.

Q & A

What is the purpose of the meeting described in the transcript?

The purpose of the meeting is to conduct a demonstration and validation of an application integration project, focusing on onboarding and data validation processes.

Who are the participants in the meeting?

The participants include Charity, a testing analyst from Point Click Care; Seema, the CTO of Acme Betty Cart; Karina, the lead developer; and an unnamed individual leading the session.

What is the role of Charity in the meeting?

Charity is one of the testing analysts from Point Click Care and has been with the company for five years. She is part of the meeting to provide insights and participate in the demonstration.

What is the significance of the dispensing machines mentioned in the transcript?

The dispensing machines are used to manage medication refills, with 60 percent of meds being on refill. They are located at the facility and only registered nurses are allowed to dispense medication from them.

How often are the dispensing machines stocked according to the transcript?

The dispensing machines are stocked a day before when they are refilled.

What is the process for residents' information display in the application?

Residents' information is pulled into the application upon login, and clicking on a tile displays more detailed information about the resident.

Does the application have references to Point Click Care?

Yes, the application has references to Point Click Care on some screens, adhering to the guidelines laid out in the portal.

What privacy measures are mentioned in the transcript?

The application includes a privacy policy statement accessible through a link on the main screen.

How does the application handle support inquiries?

The application provides an email address and a telephone number that connect to Acme Medcart's support team.

What quota limits have been implemented in the application?

The application implements daily quota limits and per second quota limits, with notifications when usage reaches 70-80 percent and a halt in operations when only 5 percent is available.

Where are the client ID and client secret stored in the application?

The client ID and client secret are stored on the server, with the client secret being masked and encrypted in the configuration backend.

Which APIs are being validated for the Point Click Care customer?

The APIs being validated for the Point Click Care customer include the facilities and patients APIs.

What is the status of the patients whose information is being called in the application?

The application is calling information for current residents.

How does the onboarding process for a new Point Click Care customer work?

The onboarding process involves configuring the client ID, client secret, and organization UUID, enabling the organization, and syncing the facilities to pull in the list of facilities.

What is the next step after the demonstration and validation session?

The next step is for the session leader to review the API endpoints called during the session, after which an email will be sent confirming validation and the next steps, including working with the marketing team for the marketplace.