Platform
The operating system for healthcare compliance.
Certification is one milestone. The platform is where an organization understands its posture, closes gaps, collects evidence, works with reviewers and stays ready between reviews.
- Surface
- ScriptClear platform
- Availability
- Included with certification
Product views on this page are illustrative representations of the ScriptClear portal. No customer data is shown.
- Website reviewedcomplete
- Intake reviewedcomplete
- Corrective actions completedcomplete
- Human assessment pendingnot yet complete
- Monitoring activenot yet complete
- Built for
- Compliance operations
- Automation
- Checks, validated by reviewers
- Evidence
- Collected once, reused
- Output
- Shareable reports
Mission control
One view of where the organization actually stands.
Readiness, open findings, work in flight and the next action — so compliance stops being a question someone has to go and research.
- Readiness across every review domain
- Findings grouped by priority and owner
- One clear next action at all times
- Certification stage and monitoring status
Readiness
82%
Open findings
6
Actions due
3
Evidence on file
24
Next action
Submit revised subscription disclosure for reviewer assessment
Open corrective action- Publish updated cancellation termsDue in 4 daysDue soon
- Confirm asynchronous review criteriaAwaiting reviewerIn review
- Upload provider licensure summaryReady to submitDraft
The compliance lifecycle
Ten stages, one continuous cycle.
The platform follows the same lifecycle every certified organization moves through — and keeps running after certification is issued.
Assess
01–03- 01Website reviewClaims, disclosures, pricing and program structure are reviewed against published criteria.
- 02Compliance assessmentIntake logic, consent, provider relationships and operating states are assessed as one journey.
- 03FindingsEach observation is classified, explained and tied to the criterion behind it.
Remediate
04–05Certify
06–07Findings and remediation
Findings that explain themselves, and work that closes.
Each finding carries the concern, the criterion and what would resolve it. Each corrective action carries an owner, a status and the evidence submitted against it.
- Priority
F-104
Subscription cancellation terms not disclosed at checkout
- Review
F-108
Provider licensure page missing two operating states
- Review
F-112
Intake consent language predates workflow change
- Resolved
F-117
Business identity and contact details verified
Publish updated cancellation terms
In progressAssigned to Operations
Confirm asynchronous review criteria
SubmittedAssigned to Clinical
Approve revised consent language
CompleteAssigned to Legal
See it in action
A guided walkthrough of the review workflow.
Illustrative product demonstration: scope, automated review, preliminary observations, remediation and human validation.
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AI Compliance Portal
An operational assistant, not a chatbot.
The AI Portal works inside your actual compliance record: your findings, your evidence, your monitored pages. It explains, organizes and drafts — reviewers still decide.
- Understand findings in plain language
- Organize and index evidence
- Track readiness across domains
- Recommend corrective actions
- Generate reports for leadership
- Interpret monitored changes
Assistant
Checkout does not disclose recurring billing terms before payment, while the plan page describes a monthly subscription. Reviewers classify undisclosed recurring terms as priority because partners commonly ask for evidence of them.
Suggested next step: publish the cancellation terms at checkout, then attach the updated screenshot as evidence. A reviewer confirms the resolution.
- Explain a finding in plain language
- Draft a corrective-action plan
- Identify missing evidence
- Summarize readiness for leadership
The assistant organizes and explains. It does not issue decisions, and it does not replace human reviewers or legal counsel.
AI-assisted output supports human review. It does not constitute legal advice, and it does not replace the reviewers or qualified professionals who assess your evidence.
Evidence and human review
Submit documentation once. Work with reviewers in the open.
Evidence is versioned and reused at renewal. Reviewer exchange is structured and recorded, so a decision can always be explained.
- Consent and disclosure packagev3Accepted
- Provider licensure summaryv2In review
- Subscription terms screenshotsv1Requested
- Pharmacy relationship documentationv4Accepted
Reviewer
Please confirm which states use asynchronous review, and attach the current criteria.
Clinical lead
Attached the criteria document and the state matrix as of this month.
Reviewer
Received. Assessing against criterion 4.2 — no further action needed from your team today.
After certification
Monitoring and tracking keep the record current.
Websites change. Monitoring detects material change on approved content, and certification tracking shows exactly where the organization stands.
- New service page publishedDay 2Change detected
- Subscription language changedDay 6Change detected
- Provider page removedDay 10Under review
- Privacy policy revisedDay 14Acknowledged
- New operating state addedDay 18Scope review
- Application submitted
- Website review complete
- Findings issued
- Corrective actions closed
- Evidence assessed
- Human review decision
- Certification issued
- Monitoring active
Reports
Documentation you can hand to a partner.
Each cycle produces professional reporting: what was assessed, what was found, what was fixed and what the decision was based on.
- Website Assessment ReportPDF
- Findings ReportPDF
- Executive Compliance ReportPDF
- Corrective Action ReportPDF
- Evidence SummaryPDF
Report layouts shown are samples prepared for illustration. Report contents depend on the scope agreed for each review.
What is included
Everything in one compliance record.
- Mission Control Dashboard
- Readiness, open findings, what is due and the single next action — for the whole organization.
- Findings Management
- Every observation classified, explained and traced to the criterion behind it.
- Corrective Actions
- Owners, due dates, discussion and closure evidence in one place.
- Evidence Library
- Documentation submitted once, versioned, and reused at renewal.
- Website Monitoring
- Material-change detection on approved sites and workflows.
- Certification Tracking
- The current stage, what is blocking it, and what happens next.
- AI Compliance Assistant
- Explains findings, drafts plans, and identifies missing evidence.
- Reports
- Assessment, findings, executive, corrective-action and decision reporting.
- Reviewer Collaboration
- Structured, documented exchange with the reviewers assessing your evidence.
Compliance should be clear, not complicated
Compliance you operate, not a document you file.
Start with an eligibility check or a structured application, and see the whole lifecycle in one place.
Know where you stand. Fix what matters. Stay ready.