HIPAA
Aligned by design, not retrofitted.
Protected Health Information stays segregated, encrypted at rest and
in transit, accessed under role-based controls, and logged to a
tamper-proof audit trail on every read. The architecture predates the
feature; you do not bolt HIPAA on after, you build everything inside it.
Tamper-proof audit trail
Every artifact, sealed.
Every generated SOP, audit-defense citation, regulatory update,
rep-payee transaction, and operator approval gets a cryptographic
seal at creation. The record is tamper-evident and forward-verifiable.
When the 2030 auditor opens your dossier, every line traces back to
the moment it was created.
See how the audit trail works →
80/20 Rule readiness
Years before the deadline.
The federal 80/20 Rule begins state reporting July 9, 2028 and reaches
full enforcement July 9, 2030. Agencies that show up to 2028 with
tamper-proof audit trails, pay-through documentation, and continuous
compliance posture survive the consolidation. The rest do not.
Post-quantum cryptography
Built for the next 40 years.
Signatures, key exchange, and audit-trail seals use post-quantum
algorithms (ML-DSA, ML-KEM) alongside traditional curves. The dossier
you generate today verifies cleanly in 2065. Regulated industries
do not pick architectures with a five-year shelf life.
Data sovereignty
Your data is yours, always.
Export everything any time in your format. We never train on your
operational data; the system learns from network-wide patterns, your
specifics stay yours. The audit trail is yours to take if you ever
leave. We do not hold the dossier hostage.
Residency: the marketing site runs on Cloudflare's
US edge network. Customer-facing product data, including any PHI
processed under BAA, lives in US data centers and stays within US
jurisdiction.
See our subprocessor list →
Disclosure
Report a security issue.
We accept coordinated vulnerability disclosure. Find the contact and
PGP policy at our
security.txt file
(RFC 9116). Triage starts within one business day.
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