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IGAMT-1
Information Sheet
| Tool Name | IGAMT-1 Implementation Guide Authoring and Management Tool |
|---|---|
| Description | IGAMT is a tool used to create HL7 v2.x implementation guides that contain one or more conformance profiles. The tool provides capabilities to create both narrative text and messaging requirements in a structured environment. The tool outputs both human readable and computable implementation guides. IGAMT can be used in conjunction with TCAMT and GVT to create test cases and conformance validations tools. IGAMT-1 is a legacy tool and is no longer supported. |
| Disposition | Archived |
| Access | Available for Download and Local Install |
| Timeline | Shutdown June 30, 2026 |
| New Tool URL | Not Applicable |
| New Website | Not Applicable |
| User Actions | Install Locally and Request Data Transfer |
| Data Transfer | Mongo DB User Only Data |
| Contact | Abdel Elouakili - a.elouakili [at] prometheuscomputing.com (a[dot]elouakili[at]prometheuscomputing[dot]com) |
Notice
This is a notice that IGAMT-1 is going offline on June 30th, 2026.
IGAMT-1 is the legacy version of the IGAMT (active version is IGAMT-2). IGAMT-1 has not been supported for many years and will not be transitioned to a new host. IGAMT-1 users have been directed to use IGAMT-2.
Some IGAMT-1 users may have Implementation Guides and associated tool instances on GVT. If you wish to retain the GVT tools based on IGAMT-1 Implementation Guides, users are instructed to:
Download the XML implementation guides (profiles) from IGAMT-1 and save
OR
- Download the XML implementation guides (profiles) from GVT and save
At a later date (estimated Mid-August), the implementation guides can be uploaded in GVT (on its new host) to re-establish the GVT IGAMT-1 based tools.
Contact
NIST will continue to host this legacy information site for the foreseeable future to guide users through the transition. For specific questions regarding the sunset timelines, technical architecture, or data migration steps, please contact:
Robert Snelick -- robert.snelick [at] nist.gov (robert[dot]snelick[at]nist[dot]gov) or r.snelick [at] prometheuscomputing.com (r[dot]snelick[at]prometheuscomputing[dot]com)