Defined data handling
Workflow-specific documentation should describe where data enters, where it is processed, who can access it, and where outputs go.
Autonomous is designed to support protected healthcare workflows with defined data handling, access controls, subprocessor governance, and deployment-specific documentation.
This page is a high-level overview. Exact hosting, data flow, subprocessor, and contractual terms depend on the workflow, deployment, and agreement in force with each customer.
Workflow-specific documentation should describe where data enters, where it is processed, who can access it, and where outputs go.
Autonomous is designed to support clinician-guided workflows. Clinical judgment, diagnosis, and care decisions remain with the treating team.
Subprocessors that handle protected data should be identified and governed through contract and workflow documentation.
Security review is strongest when tied to the exact cohort, workflow, and deployment pattern rather than generic promises.
A real healthcare workflow needs explicit handling rules, not just general software claims.
Role-based or otherwise defined access, with restricted support and administrative use tied to operational need.
Clear documentation of where information originates, where it is processed, and where outputs are delivered.
Named or documentable service providers, governed through contract and workflow-level expectations.
Defined notice and response expectations as part of the customer’s contractual and diligence process.