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đź“…  Join our next Simplifier Product Update Webinar on Tuesday, May 20, 2025

Join us on our next product update webinar showcasing all the latest changes across Simplifier.net, Forge, and Firely Terminal—we will share some exciting insights and updates with you.


A sneak peak:

⌛ Everything you need to know about the 60-day free trial of our Professional plan

🔒 Introducing private package feeds, for full flexibility in private FHIR development

➡️ Showcasing the newly released resource editor on Simplifier, including FHIR Shorthand support

đź‘Ą How to collect feedback from the entire community, a feature we're making available to all Simplifier users

Plus: Take advantage of this opportunity to ask questions and share your feature ideas directly with our Product team.


Webinar Info:

  • Date: Tuesday, May 20, 2025

  • Time: 15:00 – 16:00 CET

  • Location: Online (login details will be emailed upon registration)

  • Cost: Free


HOW TO JOIN?

Register here to receive the Zoom link

Engage with your peers at Simplifier.net during the live discussion and Q&A with our product team afterwards!

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