Who Needs This
HIPAA mode is designed for businesses that handle protected health information (PHI):- Dental practices
- Medical offices
- Therapy and counselling practices
- Physiotherapy clinics
- Any healthcare-adjacent business
What HIPAA Mode Does
When enabled, HIPAA mode adds three layers of protection:1. Automatic PHI Redaction
Sensitive information is automatically removed from call transcripts before they are stored. The following patterns are detected and redacted:| Data Type | Example | Stored As |
|---|---|---|
| Social Security Numbers | 123-45-6789 | [SSN REDACTED] |
| Credit card numbers | 4111 1111 1111 1111 | [CARD REDACTED] |
| Dates of birth | born on March 5th 1990 | [DOB REDACTED] |
| Medical record numbers | MRN 12345678 | [MRN REDACTED] |
| Insurance ID numbers | Policy ABC-123456 | [INSURANCE REDACTED] |
Redaction happens automatically in real time. You do not need to manually review transcripts. The original unredacted data is never stored.
2. Data Retention Period
Choose how long call data (transcripts, recordings, summaries) is kept:- 30 days
- 60 days
- 90 days
- 180 days
- 365 days
3. Recording Consent Disclaimer
When enabled, every call begins with a short consent disclaimer before the AI greeting, for example:βThis call may be recorded for quality and training purposes.βYou can customise the exact wording to match your compliance requirements.
Enabling HIPAA Mode
Set your data retention period
Choose how many days to keep call data. We recommend 90 days for most healthcare businesses.
Enable recording consent (recommended)
Toggle on recording consent and review the default disclaimer text. Edit it if your compliance team requires specific wording.
Important Notes
- HIPAA mode applies to future calls only. Existing transcripts are not retroactively redacted.
- This feature helps you comply with HIPAA, but it is not a substitute for a full compliance programme. Consult your compliance officer.
- Recording consent is a separate toggle β you can use PHI redaction without the consent disclaimer, or vice versa.