Know what your notes and documents hold, before they reach partners.
The Tidegate engine discovers and protects the identifiers and clinical facts in your notes and documents, so your data is safer to share and ready for the partnerships you choose. Labels travel with every record and are machine-readable, so your query layer and pipelines can enforce them.
From one feed to every partner
- 01BriefWe walk your data and privacy teams through the Tidegate engine on fictional records, share the security packet and map where records enter your network. An evaluation on one of your own feeds follows once your agreements are in place.
- 02PilotOne feed or one partner request goes live. Labels travel with each record, and your team reviews what each request receives.
- 03Network-wideEvery feed and query path is added under the same labels, with match quality within your data and a risk summary reported each release.
What changes on Monday morning.
Data you can license, share and use with confidence.
Where it matters
One pattern: every field carries machine-readable labels, and your query layer and pipelines enforce them.
Illustrative. Fictional requests.
Neutral by design
Tidegate never buys, sells, holds or brokers data. We never compete with the suppliers whose records we govern, and we agree up front which accounts we serve together. Tidegate works alongside the linkage and tokens already in your network.
The hard cases
Inside your network
Tidegate runs in your environment, next to your query layer and delivery pipelines. Identifiers and record-level data stay there. Only output you approve leaves it.
Need hands-on help? Tidegate Forward Deployed Engineers deploy the engine in your environment, under a BAA whenever they access PHI, and we can introduce you to independent, qualified experts who review licensable data the engine has prepared.
What this means for your data
The identifiers that matter most are often the ones nobody expected: a member ID in a free-text note, a device serial number in an attached report. The Tidegate engine finds them in unstructured and embedded content, not just in labeled fields.
What the engine recognizesQuestions we hear first
- Does one person keep one identity across feeds?
- Yes: one replacement identity per person across every feed and release.
- How do labels help with exchange obligations?
- Labels are machine-readable, so your exchange and query layers can enforce permitted purposes. Tidegate does not decide them.
- What do licensees receive?
- The release pack. See data commercialization and research.