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AGENTICERT FOR HEALTHTECH & CARE OPERATIONS

Make the system behind
care-support AI visible.

Healthtech teams need to distinguish the user experience from the services handling information behind it. Start with a bounded administrative or knowledge-support workflow and explain its dependencies in plain language.

AN ILLUSTRATIVE WORKFLOW

A clinic’s appointment-support assistant

A useful first map has a specific task, visible destinations, and someone responsible for the result.

01

Scheduling request

A person asks about an appointment process.

02

Clinic application

Provides the intended scheduling context.

03

AI support service

Drafts an administrative response.

04

Staff review

Checks details and handles exceptions.

Scheduling systems and message history may sit outside the AI service. Show them as distinct destinations. This example explains administration, not clinical diagnosis or treatment recommendations.

WHERE CLARITY HELPS

Make the important
questions easier to ask.

Information categories can become blurred

Scheduling details, general information, and sensitive records need explicit boundaries in the explanation.

The model is one part of a wider workflow

Messaging, storage, application vendors, and staff processes can matter just as much.

People need to know where to turn

An explanation should identify who handles errors, concerns, and requests for human assistance.

TWO CONNECTED PRODUCTS

The system.
And the practices around it.

Use a visual explanation to understand the workflow, then define the practices and information that belong beside it.

FLOW · AVAILABLE WORKSPACE

See how it works.

Map the administrative task, the information it receives, and every connected destination. Keep the staff checkpoint visible and record missing retention or location information as unknown.

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AI TRANSPARENCY · STRUCTURED DISCLOSURES

Explain the practices.

Explain the organization’s stated data-handling, access, oversight, testing, and incident-reporting practices for this specific feature. Use language that users and operational staff can understand.

Explore AI Transparency

Start with Flow today. Create and inspect browser-local maps, switch between Basic and Advanced, and export or import JSON. For organizational profiles and evidence workflows, discuss your requirements with our team. Example workflows are illustrative, not live service checks.

A USEFUL REVIEW STARTS HERE

Bring these questions
to the conversation.

Keep unknown details visible. A clear map helps locate a question; the responsible team still needs to answer it.

  1. Which information is intended to enter this feature, and which is excluded?
  2. Where might the information be stored or transmitted?
  3. How can a person reach staff when the assistant is wrong or cannot help?

YOUR FIRST MAP

Start with one workflow.

01

Begin with one nonclinical administrative workflow.

02

Trace data entry, connected services, storage, and the staff handoff.

03

Review the explanation with the responsible operational and information owners.

Can the map prove that sensitive information is protected?

No. The map can record stated boundaries and safeguards, but it does not inspect traffic or verify how a service is configured. Supporting records and the organization’s own review remain necessary.

MAKE YOUR NEXT EXPLANATION CLEARER

Show us the system
you want people to understand.

Tell us about the feature, the people it serves, and the questions you want to answer.

Talk about your use case