We're launching the 2026 Simplifier User Survey and we'd love to hear from you.
If you're using Simplifier as part of your FHIR data modeling work, your experience matters. Whether you're exploring, building, publishing, validating, or collaborating on FHIR projects, your input helps us understand how Simplifier supports your workflow today.
Many teams have access to a broad set of Simplifier tools and features. But access alone doesn't tell us how well these tools fit your day-to-day reality.
That's why we're asking for your feedback.
With this short survey, we want to better understand:
What brought you to Simplifier
Which tools and features create the most value
How Simplifier supports your current FHIR projects and workflows
Which features are less visible, less used, or harder to adopt
Where we can improve the platform experience
The survey takes only a few minutes to complete, and every response will help us make Simplifier more useful, more intuitive, and better aligned with how FHIR teams actually work.
The 2026 Simplifier User Survey is now open, and we need your input. Tell us which tools and features drive real value in your FHIR workflow, and where the platform can do better. It only takes a few minutes, and your response shapes what we build next.
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