Is Directory of Services Search API Available For Onboarding?

I already have staging access to the Directory of Services Search API (Service Search v3) via the NHS API Platform (Private Key JWT).

I’ve been advised by the Service Desk that production enablement for this API is not yet available and that an API Onboarding Lead (OBL) would need to initiate any SCAL or production app enablement.

Could someone from the Service Search v3 / Directory of Healthcare Services API team please confirm:

• Whether SCAL onboarding is currently open for Service Search v3
• Or whether production access is simply not yet being offered for external consumers

I’m keen to follow the correct process and avoid submitting SCAL prematurely if onboarding is not yet open.

Hi Peter,

Users migrating from earlier version to Directory of Healthcare Services API - version 3 will need to go through the onboarding process for this API.

Please note that Service Search v3 is still being rolled out incrementally and * Production enablement is not yet self-service

We will respond here once we have checked with the Service Search (DoHS) Onboarding Lead on onboarding details for Version 3.

Thanks,

NHS England API Platform team

Please note: The API Platform team can only address queries relevant to the NHS England API platform, including security, rate limiting, logging, monitoring and alerting. For any API, CIS2, NHS Login specific queries, please reach out the relevant API / Service teams.

@navin.bose please can you confirm, I’ve been waiting for some time for someone to get back to from the nhs self service desk to approve my service search api onboarding. how can I get this sorted faster?

@Richard_Moore @finola.burke@nhs.net @navin.bose

Hi Richard / Finola,
Are you able to assist Peter with his issue as I believe you are the onboarding leads for this API?

Thanks, Jon

Hi are able to mark this as resolved? FYI it’s not an e-RS API - not sure if there is a dev community channel this sits in?

@Richard_Moore @navin.bose Still stuck on this, can anyone help please as I’m trying to get this over the line.