Execute your BAA in-product, graduate to production, and activate the network ledger — cross-org patient matching unlocked, at no extra cost.
Ascension is the climb from sandbox to production — you execute your BAA against Treaty and rise into the network as a full party.
Turnkey ascension to production · BAA-covered in production
The step that takes other platforms weeks of paperwork happens here in-product. Your integration doesn't change — your standing does.
Register, get an isolated tenant and API key, and build against real platform behavior with synthetic data. Nothing you write here is thrown away.
When you're ready for real data, the business associate agreement is presented, signed, and recorded inside the flow — a codified agreement through Treaty, not a PDF exchanged over email.
Your tenant is promoted to production and the network ledger switches on. Same code, same key model, new standing — you are now a party to the network.
The network is the product. Every organization that graduates makes cross-org workflows — discharge handoffs, care transitions, readmission outreach — more useful for everyone already here.
So ascension carries no extra cost: you pay for what you build on the platform, not for becoming a party to it.
Every platform service is built on the same canonical data model, so ascension's effects reach the rest of the platform by default.
Where you start: the canonical patient record your tenant holds — the entry point to the network.
The agreements ascension executes — BAAs and data-sharing terms as codified, signable infrastructure.
Patient consent enforced at the API layer — the other half of every wall that retracts.
Where every graduation and every cross-org match is recorded — provenance you can take to a regulator.
Ascension is the climb from sandbox to production. The agreements themselves are managed by the Treaty service; ascension is the flow where you execute your BAA in-product, graduate to production, and become a party to the network's shared agreements.
The network ledger enables cross-organization patient matching. Every tenant is walled by default — nothing is shared. A wall retracts only when the organizations on both sides choose it, and only to the extent their agreements allow.
Because the network is the product. Every organization that graduates makes cross-org workflows more useful for everyone already on the platform, so there's no toll at the door. You pay for what you build, not for joining.
Turnkey ascension to production. BAA-covered in production.