Partners
Who is connected, and what we earn if you choose them
A partner appears here once a person on our side has read their application and their connection has been tested. Being connected is not access: a partner never reads a record unless the person creates a share, states a purpose, and sets an end date.
No partner has finished connecting yet
When a lab, device maker or clinic completes a connection test, they appear here with the level they reached and what EVORA earns, if anything.
Ordering
Why this list is in this order
The rule is written down, applied the same way for everyone, and never adjusted by hand.
- Partners connected at a deeper level come first, because a result that arrives already mapped is worth more to the person than one they re-type.
- Then whether they are working today rather than paused.
- Then how many places they serve, so the list is useful where you are.
- Then alphabetically. Position is never for sale and EVORA does not reorder it by hand.
The requirements behind each level are at how a partner connects.
Position
EVORA does not replace your product.
A device company should keep building devices. A lab should keep running assays. A clinic should keep seeing patients. What none of them should have to build is a permanent, person-owned record that outlives their relationship with the person, and that is the only part EVORA does.
EVORA sits underneath. The person keeps one record; partners deliver into it and, when the person allows it, read a stated part of it. When a person stops using a partner's product, the partner loses nothing it owned, and the person loses none of their history.
Neutrality
What stays true regardless of who connects.
- Position in any list is set by a written rule, applied the same way for everyone, and never adjusted by hand.
- No partner can pay for placement, ranking, verification or attention.
- No health data is sold, brokered or used to build a product for a partner.
- A commercial relationship, if one exists, is disclosed on the same card as the choice it affects.
- No logo, name or claimed integration appears until the connection has been reviewed and tested.
- Neutrality is permanent: hardware, lab and clinical, and it is not something a large partner can buy out of.
EVORA names no partner it does not have a reviewed, tested connection with. An empty list is the honest state of a network this early.
How a partner gets connected
The partner network is at founding stage. Every card states the level a partner is connected at and what EVORA earns if you choose them. Order is written down in advance and never sold.
- 01
Applied
LiveA lab, device maker or programme applies and states what it wants to send into a record, or read out of one.
- 02
Four-area review
LiveData handling, clinical claims, commercial terms and support are each reviewed and signed off separately. One area failing stops the whole application.
- 03
Level assigned
LiveThe partner is connected at a stated level, listed, file handover, or a live connection, and the level is printed on the public card.
- 04
Shape agreed
LiveValues arrive in one normalised shape with units and reference ranges, so a result reads the same in the record whoever sent it.
- 05
Connection tested
In buildA live connection is tested end to end before it appears as live. Until a test passes, the partner reads as listed, never as connected.
Founding stage means what it says: no clinician, lab, school, team or league is named here unless they have been through the stages above and agreed to appear. Where a list is empty, it stays empty rather than being filled with examples.