One token covers the MLLP Connector and the HL7 v2 Codec
| License | Runs | Term |
|---|---|---|
| Developer (free) | Anywhere except a cloud host: developer machines, local containers, test VMs. Not on Azure App Service, Container Apps or Kubernetes. | 90 days, renew any time |
| Trial (free, once per organization) | Anywhere | 30 days |
| Production (Codec, MLLP, bundle, enterprise) | Anywhere, all of your environments | 1 year |
Get and install a token
- 1Sign in and save your organization profile.
Open Licensing on lambogenius.com.
- 2Get a license.
Start the free 30-day trial, get a free developer license, or contact sales for production.
- 3Generate a connector license token
on the license card and copy it. It is shown once and isn't stored.
- 4Set it where the connector runs.
Logic App: the app setting
LAMBOGENIUS_LICENSE(the token, or a Key Vault reference such as@Microsoft.KeyVault(SecretUri=…)). Gateway: the environment variable of the same name. Alternatively,LAMBOGENIUS_LICENSE_FILEnames a file holding the token.
How the check works
- Offline: the token is checked against a public key built into the connector. Nothing is sent to Lambogenius. A new token takes effect within 5 minutes, without a restart.
- No token needed under
func start: Azure Functions Core Tools on a developer machine. The gateway,dotnet runand containers need a token; a developer license is enough. - Expiry: the license runs until its expiry date, then 14 more days with an hourly warning in the log. Generate a new token after each renewal.
- Without a valid license: the trigger starts no run and the sender gets AR/CR; the actions fail with HTTP 403; the gateway's listeners answer AR/CR and its API answers 403. The message says how to fix it.