The paperwork is the product.

Verified is a process, not an adjective.

Six layers stand behind every contributing doctor: credential capture → OTP → biometric liveness → device & email risk intelligence → human license QC against official registries → government-ID + face match. Every member reviewed by our QC team before their first task. Full verification confidence, complete contributor anonymity — that’s why our doctors speak freely.

Consent, per file.

Four explicit affirmations — recording, processing, licensing, AI training — signed before the session, timestamped. Withdrawal applies to future use. Older collections are re-consented before any licensing — and every collection’s consent status is stated plainly in the catalogue.

Provenance, per file.

One signed certificate: consent scopes, credential verification and method, collection record, chain of custody. One page, one ID, one signature.

No identities. Ever.

Specialty, country, attributes — never a name. Identity stays in our custody, verifiable on audit. Redaction to a versioned key.

Locked delivery.

Named users. Streamed media. No downloads. Access expires with the licence. One buyer, one room.

The regulatory context.

EU GPAI enforcement live since August 2, 2026: public training-data summaries, fines to €15M / 3% of turnover, existing models compliant by August 2027. Our documentation strengthens your compliance file.

The codes we already answer to.

Healthcare research had strict rules on consent and respondent protection long before AI regulation existed. We’ve operated under them for eleven years: ISO 20252:2019 (research management) · ISO 27001:2022 (information security) · corporate members of ESOMAR, Intellus Worldwide, EPHMRA, BHBIA, AQR. AI-training consent isn’t a new discipline for us. It’s the same discipline, applied to a new buyer.

For pharma and research clients.

The wall, unprompted: data from commissioned research is never licensed, resold, or used to train any model — warranted in writing. FieldTruth material is collected separately, under purpose-scoped consent.