SKSkyPuncher·Nov 20, 2020
Datica has a pretty good reference on their Github: https://github.com/catalyzeio/policies
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4 sourcesWe open-sourced all of our docs where I work. As previously noted, it's no substitute for a lawyer if something serious is really on the line, but it's probably a good place to get started. If you're not selling B2B you probably don't need to get mired down on the specifics of legality or need to have a framework to negotiate terms and policies. The biggest thing you'll want to do is set limitations on liability for usage. You'll save money giving a lawyer 80% of T&C to tune vs. having a lawyer start from a boiler plate T&C. Especially if you need to manage any vertical-specific nuances that a biz lawyer may not be specifically attuned to.
Legal: https://github.com/catalyzeio/legal
Policies/Compliance: https://github.com/catalyzeio/policies
In New GitHub Terms of ServiceThanks for the comment, Serg.
Catalyze and Accountable are very different. Where Accountable gives you the tools to essentially manage your HIPAA policies and procedures yourself; Catalyze has those compliance tools baked in to both of our core products (Stratum and Redpoint).
Those products can be broken down as such:
Stratum = "I have an application that stores and or transmits PHI and I need to be HIPAA compliant. I use Stratum to run my application."
Redpoint = "I need to push and pull data out of health systems and EHRs. I use Redpoint to streamline this process and automate my connections."
We also open sourced our HIPAA policies a few years ago. You can find those here:
- Github repo: https://github.com/catalyzeio/policies
- Hosted: https://policy.catalyze.io/
In Catalyze raises $6.5M in Series B fundingWe host our open source HIPAA policies on github https://github.com/catalyzeio/policies
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