Onboarding
Onboarding means setting up the workspace before doctors use Tiep.
The setup order is simple:
Step 1: sign in
Tiep gives the first admin access to the platform. That admin can create facilities, invite members, and configure integrations.
Use the platform here:
https://platform.tiep.ai
Step 2: understand the main objects
| Object | Simple meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Organization | The customer workspace | Hospital Group A |
| Facility | One working site or department | Madrid clinic, Cardiology unit |
| Member | A human platform user | Admin, manager, viewer |
| Doctor profile | A doctor identity used during consultations | doctor-123, Dr. Smith |
| Form | The data Tiep should extract | Shoulder visit form |
| Concept set | A reusable list of coded choices | Medication list, ICD codes |
Step 3: create facilities
A facility is where most configuration lives. If two clinics need different doctors, forms, API keys, or webhooks, create two facilities.
You can create a facility in the platform or with the API.
Create a facility in the platform
- Go to Facilities.
- Select New facility.
- Enter the facility name and address details.
- Save it.
Create a facility with the API
Use an organization API key when you want another system to create facilities.
curl -X POST "https://api.tiep.ai/v1/facilities" \
-H "X-API-Key: $ORGANIZATION_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"name": "Madrid clinic",
"city": "Madrid",
"country": "Spain",
"payload_type": "SIMPLE"
}'
Step 4: invite members
Members are people who manage the platform. They are not the same thing as doctor profiles.
Example:
| Person | Platform member? | Doctor profile? |
|---|---|---|
| Hospital IT admin | Yes | Usually no |
| Medical director | Yes | Maybe |
| Doctor using Tiep | Maybe | Yes |
Read organizations and members for roles and facility access.
Step 5: create doctor profiles
A doctor profile is the clinical identity used in consultations. It can be created in the platform or by API.
curl -X POST "https://api.tiep.ai/v1/facilities/12/doctors" \
-H "X-API-Key: $FACILITY_API_KEY" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{
"id": "doctor-123",
"name": "Dr. Anna Smith",
"email": "[email protected]",
"specialties": ["ORTHOPEDICS"]
}'
Read doctor profiles before inviting real doctors.
Step 6: create forms and concept sets
Forms tell the AI what to extract. Concept sets give the AI controlled choices.
Example:
- Form:
Shoulder follow-up - Field:
Diagnosis - Concept set:
ICD-10 shoulder codes - Stored value:
M75.1 - Label shown to doctor:
Rotator cuff tear
Read forms and concept sets carefully. They are the most important part of the setup.
Step 7: configure integration
If Tiep must send reports back to an HIS, configure integration settings on the facility.
You need:
- A webhook URL.
- A webhook secret.
- A payload type, usually
SIMPLEorHL7_V2.
Read integration settings and payload format.