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The questions to ask before you sign
A polished demo answers the questions a vendor wants you to ask. This builder gives you the rest. Choose the topics that matter for your purchase, and take a tailored, printed sheet into the meeting. Nothing here is stored.
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Questions for our health-tech vendor
Data and interoperability
- 1.Which interoperability standards do you support (for example HL7, FHIR), and for which data?
- 2.Do you provide a documented API, and is it included or charged separately?
- 3.Can we export all of our data, in a usable format, at any time and without a fee?
- 4.How does your system exchange data with labs, pharmacies or a hospital we work with?
- 5.What happens to integrations if you change your data format in a future version?
Security and privacy
- 6.Is data encrypted both in transit and at rest, and who holds the keys?
- 7.How is access controlled, and can we set roles so staff see only what they need?
- 8.Where is our data physically stored, and which laws govern it there?
- 9.What is your process and notification timeline if there is a data breach?
- 10.How do we obtain and record patient consent for data collected through your product?
Cost and contract
- 11.What is the total cost over three years, including setup, training, support and per-user fees?
- 12.Which features are included in the base price and which are paid add-ons?
- 13.What are the terms if we want to leave, and do you help us migrate our data out?
- 14.Do prices increase at renewal, and is there a cap on those increases?
- 15.Is training for our team included, and for how many people?
Method note: this is an original procurement prompt set. It does not certify a vendor, prove compliance, or replace clinical-safety, legal, security, accessibility, or financial review.
Frameworks behind the questions
- Medical devices and digital tools NHS England, 2023Useful domains for due diligence, not a Mauritian certification scheme.
- Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 US National Institute of Standards and Technology, 2024
- Ethics and governance of artificial intelligence for health World Health Organization, 2021
Last reviewed: 2026-07-18
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