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APIs

Share vital data. Faster. More securely.

Seamlessly exchange data with DonorNet®, TIEDI® and WaitlistSM. What’s an API?

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OPO APIs

Your partner in increasing efficiency.

Email us to learn how to share vital data faster—no matter your job title or expertise with technology. We’re here to help.

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Death notification registration (DNR) reporting

Create or update a DNR record in UNet without leaving your system.

TIEDI: Deceased donor registration (DDR)

Seamlessly submit the DDR and associated DCD forms. Keep track of your expected forms.

Donor record upload

Send a donor file directly into DonorNet.

Donor attachments

Synchronize donor attachments between DonorNet and other systems.

Donor hospital list

Quickly pull a list of the donor hospitals associated with your OPO.

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Transplant program and histocompatibility lab APIs

Your partner in increasing efficiency.

Email us to learn how to share vital data faster—no matter your job title or expertise with technology. We’re here to help.

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Waitlist: More efficient workflow

Seamlessly manage and submit clinical data directly from your EHR/EMR to UNet.

  • Registration retrieval — learn more
  • Liver lab data retrieval and submission — learn more
  • Unacceptable antigen retrieval and submission — learn more
  • Lung information retrieval and submission — learn more
  • Offer acceptances data retrieval — learn more

Calculators (CPRA, Lung CAS, MELD and PELD)

Easily calculate organ allocation clinical scores. No need to build or maintain calculation tools.

TIEDI forms

Submit forms seamlessly. Keep track of your expected forms.

  • TRF: Transplant recipient follow-up
  • IMF: Transplant immunosuppression follow-up
  • TRR: Transplant recipient registration
  • IMR: Transplant immunosuppression registration
  • TCR: Transplant candidate registration
  • LDR: Living donor registration
  • LDF: Living donor follow-up

Save time. Save lives.

What’s an API?

Application program interfaces, or APIs, allow user-friendly interactions between computer applications that weren’t originally designed to share information.

Donation and transplant professionals can provide more lifesaving organs to more patients in need when critical data flows efficiently between applications. UNOS engineers build UNet APIs to increase the efficient, secure exchange of data between OPOs, transplant hospitals and histocompatibility centers. These APIs can be integrated into technology systems developed by member institutions and their technology providers to improve interactions between members and UNet.

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