Trust and product boundaries

Know what you are using

Review AttendMe's data boundaries, security claim, product availability and evidence limits.

Public resource

Product documentation · Updated

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De-identified research

AttendMe does not accept PHI or patient identifiers. Keep research questions and uploaded material de-identified. Public examples are separate from private libraries, preparations and authorised institutional protocols.

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Information security

AttendMe maintains an ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified information security management system, certified by Global Compliance Certification. This is an information-security claim, not certification of clinical accuracy or a medical device. For procurement, ask AttendMe for its certificate, certified scope and current validity record. The register link below concerns the certifier's accreditation.

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Availability you can inspect

Pages state whether a capability is live, in a pilot or coming soon. Account-level rollout and plan eligibility can affect access. Preview diagrams have not received independent clinical review.

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Your sources and judgment

Check citations, original material and local guidance. Evidence monitoring supports awareness; it is not an urgent alerting system or an assurance of complete surveillance.

Sources and supporting information