Developers

Build the future of radiology.

Sirona builds its own apps and AI services on the RadOS SDK. Coming soon for partners: unified data, workflow events, and HIPAA-ready infrastructure, so you can ship clinical applications without building the plumbing.

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How Sirona is Different

One data model. One event stream. One SDK (Coming Soon).

Sirona runs on one data layer: DICOM images, structured reports, worklist state, clinical context, and workflow events, in one model. Sirona's own apps and AI services are built on it today. The RadOS SDK will open that same layer to partners and developers, so you build once for the whole platform instead of stitching vendors together.

The developer toolkit we're building

What is planned for building, testing, and shipping on Sirona's platform. The RadOS SDK is coming soon for partners and developers; none of these tools is available today.

RadOS SDK

On the roadmap: TypeScript and Python SDKs with unified data access, event subscriptions, and UI extension points — designed so you can ship algorithms, automations, and applications with a minimal learning curve.

SDK vision

GraphQL API

On the roadmap: a strongly typed API for images, reports, priors, worklist state, and metadata, with subscriptions to workflow events as they happen.

SDK vision

Developer docs

On the roadmap: guides, code samples, API references, and architecture documentation covering the path from first call to production deployment.

SDK vision

Sandbox environment

On the roadmap: a full-featured test environment with realistic DICOM data, so you can develop and test without touching production or standing up infrastructure.

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Deployment pipeline

On the roadmap: push to production with versioning, staged rollouts, automatic telemetry, and fast rollback. The platform handles distribution to Sirona practices.

SDK vision

Community & support

On the roadmap: developer relations, community, and office hours. Until then, you talk directly to the Sirona team that builds the platform.

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Built for the people who build on it

What the RadOS SDK is designed to give developers shipping to radiology. This is a roadmap, not a PACS with an API bolted on.

Platform capabilities (Coming Soon)

Unified data access. AI orchestration. HIPAA-ready infrastructure.

The SDK is designed around one API for DICOM pixels, structured reports, priors, and patient context, with the orchestration layer coordinating studies, reports, and AI results. Your application will run on Sirona's HIPAA-ready infrastructure, backed by an active SOC 2 Type II program, and will still pass Sirona's security and quality review before it reaches practices.

Planned: a single API for images, reports, priors, worklist, metadata

Planned: subscriptions to workflow events (study opened, report signed, worklist reassigned) as they happen

Workflow orchestration designed to avoid per-practice integration

Runs on Sirona's HIPAA-ready infrastructure, with an active SOC 2 Type II program

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What you will build (Coming Soon)

Diagnostic algorithms. Automations. Tools. Extensions.

Designed for diagnostic AI that runs at study ingest or on demand, and for workflow rules, reporting extensions, measurement tools, and custom clinical integrations.

Diagnostic and non-diagnostic algorithms on unified data

Workflow automations designed to trigger on events, not polling

Planned UI extension points in reporter, viewer, worklist

Algorithms that work from DICOM pixels and metadata together

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Ship and scale (Coming Soon)

From sandbox to practices across Sirona.

The plan: test in a sandbox, push to production, and reach practices across the platform. Deploy new versions, monitor performance, and roll back quickly. The platform handles distribution; you focus on building.

One code push designed to reach practices across the platform

Versioning and staged rollouts planned from the start

Monitoring, logging, and telemetry planned as part of the pipeline

Fast rollback when a release misbehaves

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The lifecycle (Coming Soon)

Dev → sandbox → production → Marketplace

The full lifecycle is planned to run on Sirona's managed pipeline: develop locally, validate in a sandbox, promote to production with staged rollouts, and distribute across the platform, with consistent versioning and observability. A marketplace is further out on the roadmap.

Local dev with SDK and sample DICOM data

Sandbox validation against realistic workloads

Production deploy with staged rollouts and rollback

Marketplace distribution on the roadmap

Coming Soon

the RadOS SDK, for partners and developers

DICOM + HL7

standards-based data underneath every Sirona application

Multi-AZ

high-availability architecture underneath the platform

unified data model behind every Sirona application

Partners and customers on the platform

Partnership Story: Embedded, Real-Time 3rd Party AI with RadOS

Making 3rd party AI embedded, real-time, and responsive within radiologists' existing reading environment has been a Holy Grail problem for years. Here, RevealDX's CEO, Chris Wood, and Sirona's founder and president, Cameron Andrews, discuss how RadOS can make third-party AI applications more valuable to physicians through deep integration and custom, customizable user interfaces via our RadOS SDK platform.

“We built our AI on Sirona because it's the only infrastructure where the model, the images, and the report can live in one place.”

Rustin Rassoli

Founder & CEO, Epsilon Health

FAQs

Do I need to know radiology to build on Sirona?

No. The SDK is being designed to abstract the complexity of radiology workflows. If you understand APIs, events, and data access patterns, you have the foundational skills. Our team works through the domain-specific details with you.

What languages will the SDK support?

The plan is TypeScript and Python SDKs first, with REST and GraphQL APIs that work from any language that speaks HTTP. None of these is available yet.

How do I start building?

Talk to us first. The RadOS SDK is not available yet, so there is no public sign-up and no toolkit to download. Reach out through the See Sirona form and tell us what you want to build. We'll walk through your use case and how to get access as the partner program opens up.

Is there a marketplace for my application?

A marketplace is on our roadmap. The plan: build on Sirona, pass quality and security review, and your application becomes discoverable and installable by practices across the platform. You build; the platform handles distribution.

How does monetization work?

The intent is that you own your commercial model: sell directly to practices, license per-user or per-study, or run it free. Marketplace terms have not been set; we will work them out with early partners.

Do I need FDA clearance?

Depends on what you build. Non-diagnostic workflow tools and automations typically don't require FDA clearance; diagnostic algorithms do. Sirona took its own Advanced Imaging Suite through FDA 510(k) clearance in October 2025, and our regulatory team can advise as you build.