Registering for joint testing

Registering for joint testing

The functionalities included in the requirements of joint testing and the intended purpose of the information system must be implemented and tested in the provider’s own independent testing in such a way that joint testing is carried out in the most complete information system possible. Preliminary tests must be reported to the Kanta Services when registering for joint testing.

Before registering for joint testing, please review the joint testing process as well as the parties and responsibilities.

When registering for joint testing, the information system provider must submit the registration form, the THL system form (Regulation 5/2024: Appendix 4, thl.fi, in Finnish), and, upon request, a logical architecture description to yhteistestaus@kanta.fi. Kela will review the preliminary test cases as soon as possible after they are reported, within 1-2 months at the latest, depending on whether the data content to be tested involves new content or a completely new information system.

If a suitable registration form is not available, please contact joint testing (yhteistestaus@kanta.fi).

In addition to joint testing according to the publication schedule, Kela also organises joint testing that aims to certify systems that have not yet taken part in joint testing for the first time. More information: Certification of a new system.

Joint testing for the Prescription service

Joint testing of the Patient Data Repository 

Archiving and retrieval - The new information system

Archiving and retrieval - The complementary functionality

The certificates and forms:

The disclosure management and declarations of intent:

The authorisation for the outsourcing service:

The old patient data:

Private service providers who have ceased their operations:

Joint testing for the Client data repository for social welfare services

The client information system must meet the requirements of the obligation to join Kanta Services and be deployed by service providers by 1 September 2026. Joint testing must be completed and the Valvira notification submitted by the end of August at the latest.

When registering for joint testing, always download the latest version of the ‘Structured client documents to be tested’ file. This will ensure that you have access to the latest schemas and documents published in Sosmeta.

Joint testing of the Imaging Data Repository

Use the registration form below to register for the joint testing of Radiology, ECG, Optometry or Oral Health Care data content in the Imaging Data Repository:

To register for the following joint testing, please email yhteistestaus@kanta.fi (no separate registration form):

  • If the system has previously only been used for archiving and searches pertaining to ECG data content in the Archive of Imaging Data (now the Imaging Data Repository), it will also be possible to supplement the joint testing with the following data content:
    • Radiology - Archiving 
    • Optometry images - Archiving 
    • Oral health intraoral images - Archiving  
  • Utilising the Imaging Data Repository for imaging materials with a previously joint-tested PACS 
  • Extension of the Imaging Data Repository - ECG studies with laboratory documents​.

Joint testing of the Kanta PHR application

Joint testing in Kanta PHR refers to the verification of internal testing of the application and ensuring that it functions against the Kanta Services’ client test environment. Further information on joint testing in Kanta PHR is available on the page Linking an application with Kanta PHR

The client joins the Kanta PHR client test environment at the same time as it registers for joint testing and no separate application form is required in addition to the application to join.

Joint testing of the Wellbeing applications’ patient data interface service

The joint testing of the Wellbeing applications’ patient data interface service means verifying that the interface service functions against the Kanta Services’ client test environment.

Workspaces for joint testing

The Kumppanit workspace

Logging in to the site requires a user ID, which every person taking part in joint testing must have.

The workspace for joint testing has been divided into the entities of the Imaging Data Repository, the Patient Data Repository, Prescription service, and the Client Data Repository for Social Welfare Services. Logging in to the workspace takes place through the following links:

The Kumppanit workspace link will direct users to the workspace login page where they will be prompted to enter their email address and password. After a successful login, users are redirected to the workspace. Users of the Kumppanit workspace will automatically be emailed a request to renew their password every four months.

Additional information: yhteistestaus@kanta.fi.

How to request a new user IDs for the Kumppanit website

Kela creates user IDs as and when they are needed. The creation of a new user ID  requires the following information:

  • e-mail address
  • mobile phone number
  • given name
  • family name
  • name of organisation
  • language

Users should send this information to yhteistestaus@kanta.fi. The message should also state the system and joint testing or tests for which the user ID will be used.

 

Last updated 26.2.2025