Overview

The SDK exposes one namespace per area. Each namespace is a property of the client your application holds after client.session.signIn(), such as client.objects or client.domains. create and SealdHealthcare exist before your application chooses a tenant.

Area	Namespace	Guide	Reference
Entry and enrollment	create, SealdHealthcare, SealdHealthcare.enroll	Enroll a device	Seald Healthcare, Enrollment
Adapters	Adapters	Adapters	Adapters
Client	Client	Sessions	Client
Session	client.session	Sessions	session
Objects	client.objects	Open records and files	objects
Folders	client.folders	List and search	folders
Key domains	client.domains	Share	domains
Holds	client.holds	Legal holds	holds
Worklist	client.worklist	Worklist and events	worklist
Offline	client.offline	Work offline	offline
People, devices and roles	client.people	People, devices and roles	people
Policies	client.policies	Policies	policies
Datasets	client.datasets	Datasets	datasets
Backup key and custodians	client.backupKey	Backup key and custodians	backupKey
Break-glass recovery	client.recovery	Break-glass recovery	recovery
Evidence and audit	client.evidence, SealdHealthcare.verifyPack	Evidence and audit	evidence
Support access	client.support	Support access	support

Three rules hold across the whole surface.

A decision is a value, never an error. Every call the tenant’s policies decide returns a Decided<T>, with one of three outcomes:

• allow, with what was asked for
• deny, with a reason
• challenge, with a fresh multi-factor sign-in

Your application never sees a policy or a rule, only the outcome. See Access decisions.

An error is a fault or a state, never a policy outcome. Causes include:

• the device is locked
• no session is open
• this device was revoked
• the release is below the tenant’s floor
• the Seald Healthcare Cloud cannot be reached

Each SealdHealthcareError carries a fixed code and a retryable flag. retryable says whether the same call may succeed later on its own. See The trust model.

Plaintext exists only in the object that open returns. Call close() to discard it and every key of that open. You cannot store anything the SDK returns and open it again later. No key remains to do it with. See Plaintext lifetime.