One path from source system to operational output.
Veridata keeps identity, source provenance, institutional meaning, configured logic, and review status connected as work moves across the platform.
Institutional context becomes reusable infrastructure.
Objects, relationships, terminology, and review context configured for one workflow remain available to the next. The model grows with the institution instead of being rebuilt around each application.
Canonical records can retain source references, transformation context, assay or model context, and time.
Observed facts and computed outputs retain separate meaning so later review does not depend on guessing how a field was produced.
A request becomes an inspectable plan.
Composer maps an authorized request to configured workflows. The resulting plan can retain its applied steps, source references, execution state, and required review gates.
Scope inspection
The execution begins with the requesting principal, organization, configured role, and data boundary.
Veridata organizes, compares, routes, and preserves context. Authorized teams diagnose, determine eligibility, recommend therapy, and sign off.
One workflow. Four supported surfaces.
The interface changes with the user. Identity, permissions, configured logic, and audit context stay with the workflow.
MCP does not bypass the platform boundary.
The requesting principal, configured scope, and permitted result remain part of the same access path used by each supported interface.
Runs on GCP and AWS.
The application is containerized. Identity, permissions, storage, encryption configuration, and audit controls are defined within each deployment boundary.
Veridata runs within a configured GCP deployment boundary.