Compliance & Security

Built for the compliance you actually have to meet.

Compliance is not an add-on. It's the workflow. Scope of Appointment, Permission to Contact, disclaimers, and audit-ready records are captured in line with the work you're already doing.

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Scope of Appointment (SOA)

CMS-aligned template, e-signed by the client at intake, valid for 12 months, and stored so you can produce it on demand.

Permission to Contact (PTC)

Captured with timestamp and signature before any contact, and tied to the client's verified identity.

Privacy-policy acknowledgment

Versioned. When the policy changes, the version the client agreed to is preserved with the original timestamp.

Required marketing disclaimers

Included by default on client-facing communications — without you having to remember to add them.

HIPAA compliant handling

Encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and agency isolation (one agency can never see another agency's clients).

Immutable audit log

Key actions are logged immutably (who did what, when, on which client) so you can produce records for the windows compliance reviews typically care about.

CMS-sourced data

Verified database of doctors, hospitals, pharmacies, medications, and plans, kept current so your recommendations rest on accurate data.

Compliance FAQ

Common compliance questions.

Yes. SOA is captured with the elements CMS requires, e-signed at intake, valid for 12 months, and stored so you can produce it on demand.

ClientKeep is HIPAA compliant: encryption in transit and at rest, role-based access, and agency isolation. Compliance is a shared responsibility — your agency's HIPAA program covers how your team uses it.

Yes. The audit log captures key actions and is queryable per client and date range.

Compliance, captured in the workflow.

SOA, PTC, and audit-ready records — built in, not bolted on.