Govern the agents acting on patient data.
Clinical AI is already reading records, drafting notes and triaging studies. OrthID makes each agent a governed identity - scoped, on-behalf-of, time-boxed, and provable - so AI on the ward stays accountable.
Ungoverned AI is access without accountability.
Agents are being wired into clinical systems faster than anyone can govern them - usually with broad service accounts and no provenance.
Agents inherit standing service-account access to whole datasets - far more than any single task needs, with no expiry.
When an agent touches a record, you can’t prove which task, on whose behalf, under what scope - exactly what regulators will ask.
Agents borrow access - per task, and it expires.
No standing access. Each agent gets a least-privilege scope, acts on behalf of a real user via token exchange, and seals a provable receipt to the same audit trail as your humans.
The capabilities behind it.
Each links through to the product detail.
Scoped, expiring credentials and an identity for every non-human actor on patient data. Explore AI agents.
On-behalf-of authority via OAuth token exchange - agents borrow a user’s context, not a master key. See token exchange.
Every agent action sealed to a tamper-evident trail you can hand to an auditor. See audit.
“Our AI tools no longer hold master keys. Each one borrows access for a single task, on behalf of a clinician, and we can prove it after the fact.”
Anonymised and kept private for obvious reasons - healthcare customers are not named publicly.
Put a leash and a receipt on every agent.
Govern the AI acting on patient data - scoped, on-behalf-of, and provable.