Draft → Reviewed version → Chosen to share
Reports start as drafts. A doctor can read the findings, edit the report, save a checked version, and pick which one to share.
Compliance and control
Verify the source. Review the report. Control access.
n1 keeps each finding tied to its source page. Reports stay drafts until a doctor checks them. You control every report link.
Source-linked review · Synthetic demo data
Open the evidence behind a finding.
The document, the page number, the date, and the range as it was reported.
Synthetic finding
HbA1c increased to 6.1% in the latest recorded result.
Synthetic source page · page 4
Laboratory report · 18 June 2026
Page 4 of 7
HbA1c: 6.1% · unit: % · range given: under 5.7%.
Control points
Two control points. Both yours.
Password · Expiry · Access activity · Revoke
Lock a report link with a password, set an end date, see who opened it, and switch it off. You can also download reports and export patient data.
n1 sorts the records you give it, and can draft notes on what they may mean and what to do next. A treating clinician must verify that draft. n1 never makes the clinical decision.
Security and data handling
Published controls. Open questions.
Everything below comes from our published privacy policy. If your team has its own needs, talk to us. The last row shows what we have not published yet.
EncryptionTLS 1.3 in transit and AES-256 at rest
PHI accessLimited to authorised personnel, with access and modification logs
AgreementsBusiness Associate Agreements are available for covered entities
Retention and deletionWe keep data as long as the service and the law require. If you ask us to delete it, we may still be required to keep some.
InfrastructureWe use hosting that is certified to SOC 2 Type II. Our privacy policy states this.
Not yet publicAsk where data is held, which AI tools we use, whether they train on it, how we back up, and what we do if something goes wrong
Review n1 against your requirements.
Tell us how records move through your team. We will answer on data, access, clinical governance, and roll-out.