| Who may use it | Registered clinics, hospitals, laboratories, pharmacies and programmes, and the staff each of them authorises. |
| The clinic owns its data | The clinical records a clinic produces belong to that clinic and to the patients they describe. We hold them under a written agreement and export them on request. |
| Exit | A written exit provision: a usable export of the clinic’s own data, in a documented format, without renegotiation. |
| Clinical responsibility | The software records what a clinician decided. It does not diagnose, recommend treatment or triage. Every alert is advisory and never blocks a prescription. |
| Acceptable use | No access to identified patient data beyond a role’s clinical need, no re-identification of de-identified data, no resale of clinical records. |
| Availability | Stated as a target and measured, not asserted. Where the platform is offline, the client keeps working; synchronisation is queued, retried and reported to operations. |
| Fees | No commercial conversation during a pilot, because there is no price yet. Pilot clinics remain free afterwards. |
| Changes | Material changes are notified before they take effect, not after. |
This is an orientation summary, not a binding
document. The final Terms will be published before the platform accepts real patient data
or a single enquiry through this site.
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