ConsentGrid™ helps organizations capture and manage granular consent, automate consumer requests (DSRs), and apply privacy controls to data flows. It filters or masks data using consumer choices and data exchange policies.
ConsentGrid™ is designed to integrate with existing host systems. It is not limited to a fixed data model or a particular data exchange standard and can be applied in various domains.
Application Developers, IT Service Providers
IT departments, mobile and and service providers can offload consent capture, consumer request intake and response management to ConsentGrid™, Read more..
Compliance
For organizations that collect and process personal data, ConsentGrid™ helps with compliance to privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA by keeping records of consent lifecycle events, consumer requests, and personal data use Read more..
Health Data
For medical providers, hospitals, health information exchanges, and digital health companies, ConsentGrid™ streamlines medical data exchange and enhance interoperability with automated privacy tools. ConsentGrid™ enhances an organization’s transparency, empowers patients with control, and improves their engagement and trust. Read more..
Social Determinants of Health
ConsentGrid™ helps to integrate social determinants of health data into medical data with privacy controls. It gives medical providers a holistic view of factors impacting a patient’s health.
Community Settings and Safety Net Organizations
ConsentGrid™ can enable privacy-conscious data sharing between community and safety net organizations, local, state, and federal government agencies to improve patient engagement and care coordination.
Children's Data
Children’s data are protected with specific privacy laws, such as COPPA, GDPR-K. Depending on the jurisdiction these regulations require online service providers and websites to obtain consent from the parent/guardian. Read more…
Research Organizations
Informed consent is an integral part of subject recruitment and research activities for clinical trials. Read more…
COVID-19
Public health emergencies are among the few exceptions when collecting and sharing data from individuals can serve the common good. Pandemic specific digital applications (surveillance, contact tracing, etc.) further increase the need for automated privacy features. Read more…
