Move from an extraordinary prototype
toward an operating software company.
V11 adds the product infrastructure buyers, partners and investors expect behind Disease Intelligence: organisation tenancy, accounts, permissions, provider onboarding, evidence versioning, audit trails, subscriptions, workflow configuration and API credentials.
The public V11 workspace uses synthetic data and session-scoped demo state. It is not a production patient-record system.
What actually exists behind a dashboard?
A serious dashboard is the surface. Underneath it must be identity, organisations, roles, data ownership, workflow state, evidence history, auditability and billing.
Organisation tenancy
Separate organisations, sites, workspaces, users and data boundaries.
Open console →02Roles & permissions
Granular access rather than one shared admin login.
Inspect permissions →03Versioned evidence
Every important assertion can have a source, owner, state, revision and review date.
Inspect evidence →04Audit centre
Record sensitive changes and administrative actions with traceable event IDs.
Inspect audit model →A real customer journey after the contract is signed.
- Create organisationSet sites, region, product and data controller context.
- Invite usersAssign governed roles and least-privilege permissions.
- Configure modulesEnable only the products and workflows purchased.
- Import or verify dataPopulate capabilities and evidence through controlled workflows.
- OperateCases, referrals, verification, signals and reporting move through one workspace.
- MeasureAdoption, quality, workflow and commercial metrics remain inspectable.
V11 demonstrates the SaaS operating model without pretending public demo data is production healthcare infrastructure.
The included session API is deliberately limited to synthetic demo state. Real deployment should move identity, tenant data, healthcare records and secrets to a hardened database-backed production environment with formal security and regulatory controls.