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Revoluzen Flow v1.0.1 — Apache-2.0

Industry · Healthcare

Healthcare

Pipelines and analytics for providers, payers and health-tech teams who cannot send patient data to a vendor's cluster and must show exactly which records a job touched.

01Requirements

What this sector usually has to satisfy

And how each one is met — by the architecture, not by a promise.

Patient data never leaves

Protected health information must not be copied onto infrastructure outside the organization's control.

Met by

Self-hosted deployment with no hosted control plane and no telemetry.

Minimum necessary access

Analysts and systems should see only the columns and rows their role requires.

Met by

Column masking and row-level security enforced at the governed SQL endpoint.

Accountable processing

It must be possible to show which records a process read and wrote, and when.

Met by

Per-step run records covering inputs and outputs, signable into verifiable receipts.

AI without a new disclosure

Assistants are useful, but a prompt containing PHI must not leave the network.

Met by

Copilot on a local model, fully offline; all tools scoped to the user's permissions.

03Plainly

What we are not claiming

Revoluzen is not a certified healthcare platform and has no healthcare references. Compliance with any health-data regulation is a property of your deployment and your controls; what Revoluzen contributes is an architecture that keeps the data in your hands and makes processing accountable.

04Questions

Asked by this sector

Can Revoluzen process patient data without sending it to a vendor?

Yes. Revoluzen is self-hosted; patient data stays on your infrastructure, the software makes no outbound connection to Revoluzen, and AI features can run on a local model so prompts never leave the network.

Can Revoluzen show which patient records a pipeline touched?

Revoluzen Flow records each step's inputs and outputs on every run, and Revoluzen Evidence can sign that record so it is tamper-evident and verifiable later.

Run it yourself, then decide.

Revoluzen Flow is Apache-2.0 and installs in one command. If it fits, we can talk about the parts that are not open source.