Capture defects in PHI-adjacent flows safely.
Field-level redaction, audit logging, and a BAA available on the Enterprise plan for organizations handling PHI.
What hurts today
- PHI must never enter the feedback tool.
- Audit trail must support investigations after the fact.
- Reviewer access must be revocable from the identity provider.
- Procurement teams expect a BAA, a sub-processor list, and clear data-flow documentation up front.
How AnchorMark fits
Marked fields scrubbed on capture; safelist screens before storage.
Every privileged action recorded immutably.
A signed BAA is offered on the Enterprise plan.
SCIM deprovisioning revokes access in seconds when a clinician leaves.
AnchorMark offers a BAA on the Enterprise plan. We do not store PHI by design and recommend redaction policies before deployment.
Frequently asked questions
Do you sign a BAA?
How is access revoked when a clinician leaves?
What if PHI accidentally lands in a captured screenshot?
Where is data stored?
Can I require all reviewers to sign in via our IdP?
Do you have a sub-processor list?
Keep exploring
Tenant-first architecture, encrypted storage, and audit logs built for modern web teams.
Enterprise sign-on with SAML and OIDC, plus SCIM provisioning to keep teams in lockstep with your identity provider.
Every report ships with the screenshot, console errors, network failures, browser, OS, and viewport — captured automatically.
Capture accessibility issues with the assistive context that helps engineers reproduce them.
Loop executives and customers into approval flows without giving them a tracker seat or training.