Clinics & regulated care
You want the administrative lift that AI promises, but you cannot put patient information anywhere that has not been decided in advance.
What the week actually looks like
If none of these are true for you, we are probably not the right fit — and it is cheaper for both of us to find that out on a web page.
Data residency obligations that vendors treat as a configuration setting
No usable record of which automated decision affected which person
Shared logins on systems that should never have them
Consent and deletion requests handled by hand
Where we start
Not the whole platform on day one. These three are the ones that pay for themselves first in this industry, and each one carries its real status.
Regulatory Compliance
PlannedJurisdiction-aware obligations, consent records and breach workflows in one place.
See it on the platform →Unified Dashboard
In buildEvery module in one workspace, with a single view of what needs you now.
See it on the platform →Knowledge Management
ServiceYour procedures, drawings, contracts and tribal knowledge made answerable, with the source document attached to every answer.
See the service →
What comes with it, regardless of industry
These are not add-ons and not a paid tier. They are the substrate every module sits on, and they hold whether you run one module or all of them.
Residency decisions fail closed
Where a workload must run is decided before the request is made, not after. EU and UK workloads route to Bedrock in Europe, Australian workloads to Bedrock in Australia. If residency cannot be satisfied, the request does not go out — a second check at the control layer has to agree before anything leaves.
No emotion inference
The platform refuses to infer emotion from employees or from voice, and the refusal is enforced in code rather than described in a policy. This is the prohibition in Article 5(1)(f) of the EU AI Act, implemented as a routing error.
Your data does not train models
Providers that do not offer zero data retention are on a deny list, and the same commitment is written into the data processing agreement.
Tell us how it works now, in clinics & regulated care.
The first conversation is about your process, not our software. If what you have already works, we will say so.