Common questions about NoRA from developers and QA engineers using it on openEHR projects.
Yes. NoRA is a free desktop tool. It is available for download from
GitHub with no license fee.
NoRA works with any server that implements the openEHR ITS REST specification. It has been tested
with Atomik and EHRServer.
No. Workflows are defined through point-and-click interactions in the NoRA interface. No code is
required to define or execute workflows.
Yes. Workflows can be exported as files and imported on another NoRA installation. You can also
store workflow files in version control alongside your project.
The current version focuses on writing data: creating EHRs, uploading templates, and storing
compositions. Read and query capabilities are planned for a future version.