Pascal jump-in is a POST that opens the web app

Pascal is automatable as Inera's national Swedish web service for prescribing and ordering medicines for dose-dispensed patients, not as Nationella läkemedelslistan or Fælles Medicinkort. The best path is the EHR jump-in updated 7 October 2026. A calling system sends HTTP POST to https://<pascal-host>/generate/patient-getter with Content-Type application/x-www-form-urlencoded. Pnr is required and must be a 12-digit personnummer. OpenLF=true is optional and opens the dispensed-medicines tab. The JSON response contains a path such as /start/patient-from-post/?pnr= followed by an encrypted string. The browser is sent to https://<pascal-host> plus that path. The link is valid for two minutes and must not be cached. Named hosts are https://utbsiths.eordinationpascal.se for the current training release and https://demosiths.eordinationpascal.se for the next release. The guide's examples use https://www.eordinationpascal.se. If the user is not logged in, Pascal redirects to login and then to the patient. The product page says browser login uses SITHS and that HSA controls authorisation. The jump-in page does not put a credential on the POST, so API auth stays unlisted. The call opens a patient view locked to that patient. It does not document prescribing, ordering, or medication-list operations. Care-information systems that already jump into Pascal must implement this solution by 1 December 2027. Regions jointly finance Pascal. First-party MCP ownership is not established. Computer-use viability is unassessed. The API scores 4 because the jump-in contract is specific and current and stops at the web session.

Best path today: api · Overall automatability: 4/10