HIPAA Compliance
Michael Shinner
If integromat was HIPAA Compliant that would really open up this useful service to healthcare businesses and workflows. Currently I'm not able to use it because of that limitation.
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Caleb Simonyi-Gindele
I would love to see this implemented ASAP
Ondrej Gazda
Hey, Michael.
Thank you for your interest. HIPAA is an US act, we are from European Union. However, we are in full compliance with GDPR, which should solve your issue, as it's a bit more strict for us, as a data processor.
Here is a good article regarding this subject: https://www.healthitoutcomes.com/doc/gdpr-vs-hipaa-noting-the-differences-0001
We also have a function called "Data is confidential" and if you will turn it on, no data will be saved on our servers, which is the best possible prevention from data loss :)
We have many US healthcare companies as clients, and they were also asking about HIPAA first, but "Data is confidential" solved their issues.
Best, Ondrej
Seth Campbell
Ondrej Gazda - this makes a lot of sense, thank you. There remains an issue... HIPPA law requires that Make sign a Business Associate Agreement before a healthcare company can use Make. It's near identical to your Data Processing Agreement, yet has some HIPPA required language that mentions "Patient Data" and "HIPPA" instead of the more generic terms like PII. It seems Make would be good to sign a BAA with each healthcare company that requests in the same fashion you do the DPA. If this can happen, it will open up an entire market of health providers to use Make. The technology in this sector has moved to the cloud so there's a huge market for integrations and the only thing Make needs is a health specific version of the DPA that follows the HIPPA language.
Steve
Ondrej Gazda
Steve
Take a look there are company's advertising and telling everyone they are a hippa compliant alternative to make.com from my quick google search there are many more company's even buying the ad space for people googling the word A Hippa compliant make alternative.
If your already HIPPA compliant you can open your business to potentially over a Hundred thousand new customers over night.
just have a option to sign a BAA it takes 2 second.
Thanks
Jason walker
Steve Agreed, even if the apps that people want to make part of there scenario are not HIPPA compliant, you can just not have access to those apps