Life Sciences
Clinical DevelopmentRecruit and retain verified participantsReal-World EvidenceConsented data for studies and HEORAccess & SupportFaster onboarding for patient programsPartners don’t get a one-time file. They get an ongoing, direct connection to a person’s verified information, with the person’s authorization recorded and in their control. The connection stays open until they decide otherwise.
Built like a banking system. For personal information.
When someone pays by card, the network checks three things in seconds: who they are, that the money is real, and that they approved it. AllClear does the same for personal information. It confirms who a person is, verifies their information, and records what they’ve approved, so every connection starts out trusted.
We started with health. It’s only the beginning.
Health information is the most valuable personal data there is, and the hardest to get at, because the organizations holding it are the least willing to share. The system already works for health, and it’s built for everything else.
Five layers, every one built from scratch.
Money had banks and card networks to build on. Personal information had nothing, so we built all five layers ourselves, on open standards. One connection delivers who they are, what they’ve approved, and their verified information.
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Verified once. Trusted everywhere.
Every person is verified to the federal standard for confirming identity online. That one verified identity then works wherever they connect.
Verified to a federal standard
Every person is verified using a process built to meet the federal standard for confirming identity online (IAL2). Formal certification is underway now. Partners receive that verified identity through OIDC, the open standard behind “sign in with” buttons.
One credential, every channel
The same verified identity works on the web, by phone, or in person. Verified once, recognized everywhere.
Passwordless by design
Biometric, device-bound authentication replaces passwords entirely — nothing to phish, nothing to reset.
Proven, not typed in
Name, date of birth, and contact details come from the verified identity itself, so partners receive proven information instead of whatever someone typed into a form.
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Scoped consent, granted by the person it's about.
Every connection carries who the person is and what they approved. The approval is signed, so anyone can check it, and the person can withdraw it at any time.
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Automated pipelines refine the data.
Eight steps turn raw records into the verified, normalized ledger of record — clean, canonical, and AI-ready, automatically, every time.
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One gateway. Every data holder.
Three retrieval channels feed one gateway. Together, they reach every holder in the country — not by integration or data deal, but by the patient’s legal Right of Access.
Fax network
Fully automated. The oldest channel, still the most reliable.
Patient portals
FHIR API endpoints, wherever a holder exposes one.
QHINs
TEFCA IAS — the newest channel, and the fastest-growing.
Data retrieved
From any holder — order success rate, Q3 2026.
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Built for diligence, not just demos.
The security posture a compliance team expects, and the infrastructure a technical team expects to hold up at scale.
Security & privacy
SOC 2 Type II
HIPAA conformance
High-security digital ID proofing
Data segmentation & ACLs
Continuous vulnerability scanning
Audit trail & monitoring
Platform & reliability
Cloud-native microservices
Elastic, highly available
Automated CI/CD
Infrastructure as code
AI-agnostic architecture
FHIR-based integrations
Governance, liability, fraud & risk, and recourse — the rulebook every layer runs on.
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Four familiar standards. One connection.
OAuth · OIDC · MCP · Webhooks — no custom code. This is how a partner’s own systems connect to the five layers above. If your stack already speaks these standards, it can already speak to AllClear.
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