Dentolize · Canary Build Fix (DHS Integration) Walkthrough
On this pageThe short versionWhat NOT to sayWhat's safe to say, once DHS integration itself is ready to announceWhere to send people with more questions

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The short version

This PR is not a new feature to announce. It's a build fix that makes an existing, already-announced-or-announceable feature — DHS (Dubai Health Authority) insurance integration — actually present in the product clinics receive, instead of quietly missing from it.

What NOT to say

  • Don't describe this as "DHS integration launches" or "new DHS feature." The DHS screens

(check insurance, check eligibility, approval submission, approval detail, manual update, and the integration settings wizard) were already built before this PR. This PR fixes the production build pipeline so that code actually ships.

  • Don't claim DHS integration is "now available to customers" — it's unreleased at the time

of this PR, and rollout/enablement is a separate, later decision (the feature sits behind a flag, FEATURE_DHS_INTEGRATION, and needs a clinic to connect its own DHS account before any of it does anything).

  • Don't promise this fixes anything about NPHIES (Saudi) integrations — DHS and NPHIES are

parallel but separate integrations in this codebase; this PR only touches the DHS side of clinic-web-canary.

What's safe to say, once DHS integration itself is ready to announce

  • "Dentolize connects directly to Dubai's DHS insurance clearinghouse, so UAE clinics can

check a patient's coverage, confirm eligibility, and submit pre-approval requests without leaving the patient's chart."

  • If asked "has this shipped," the honest, current answer is: the code is complete and

fixed to actually build correctly; whether it's turned on for a given clinic is a feature-flag and configuration decision, not something this PR determines.

Where to send people with more questions

The DHS Screens has the plain-language description of each of the six screens. For Sales has the pitch framing and likely objections.