Built for your trade

Records a small polyclinic can defend.

Versioned clinical intakes, signed records sealed for legal review, role-based access and an immutable audit trail — on encryption strong enough that GDPR erasure means the data is genuinely gone.

What you get

Clinical-grade by design

The integrity, access control and data protection a medical-adjacent practice is held to.

Cryptographic GDPR erasure

Patient PII is encrypted with AES-256-GCM under a tiered key hierarchy. Erasure destroys the key — the medical records, notes and photos become permanently unreadable, while the row and audit trail survive as the legal artifact.

eIDAS simple electronic signature

Patients sign intakes and consents with a typed-name affirmation captured under eIDAS as a simple electronic signature, with IP, user agent, session identifier and locale recorded server-side for a defensible signing record.

HMAC-sealed records

Each signed record is sealed in a canonical envelope with HMAC-SHA256. A malicious edit to any field invalidates the recomputed seal — every record is independently re-verifiable, with a PDF forensic receipt for legal review.

Versioned clinical forms with refill cadence

Author intake questionnaires under a Draft → Published → Archived lifecycle with a configurable refill cadence of 1–60 months or perpetual. Re-filling supersedes the prior response and resets the cadence clock automatically.

Consents and waivers with a booking gate

Published consents can gate an appointment until they're signed, with PDF forensic receipts and a one-time, revocable magic link to nudge the patient to the right form. The booking simply won't confirm until the paperwork is done.

Role-based access and an immutable audit trail

Granular roles for admins, location foremen and workers, with read-only clinical history by design for staff. Every sensitive access and change writes an append-only row to the per-tenant audit log.

Hold your records to a clinical standard

Publish your clinical forms, set your access roles, and start capturing signed, sealed records. No card required.