No shared catalogue
Datasets lack common metadata, lineage and provenance, so no one can find or reuse them safely.
Tiet · Govern
Turn every data request into a governed, repeatable process.
System friction
Every data request still starts from zero.
Bespoke every time
Each request becomes its own legal, data and engineering project, handled one at a time.
Rules on paper
Consent, purpose limitation and opt-out are documented, but not enforced when data is delivered.
How it works
Govern data from inventory to controlled access.
Catalogue, govern and deliver data products.
Describe datasets with HealthDCAT-AP metadata, validate them with SHACL and deliver them under consent, purpose and access rules.
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Check records before anyone relies on them.
Browse FHIR resources, validate them against national and IPS profiles and fix what's malformed before import.
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Govern what grounds your AI.
Keep the terminologies, regulations and papers that ground AI answers in versioned libraries, with access controlled and every use traced.
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Review records before they're shared.
Browse DICOM studies and clinical records in one viewer, and pseudonymise or anonymise them before they're delivered into a secure processing environment.
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ISO/IEC 27001Certified
Certified · HighUse cases
One governed catalogue for every kind of request.
Industry data requests
A cohort request arrives and the dataset is already catalogued, validated and pseudonymised, ready for a secure environment.
Joining a data space
Publish HealthDCAT-AP metadata that health data access bodies and partners can discover across borders.
Internal research
Your own researchers draw on the same governed catalogue and secure environment as external requests.
Cross-border imaging
Make imaging datasets discoverable across Europe while patient data stays on your own infrastructure.
Clinical note sign-off
Review, countersign and export AI-drafted notes to the EHR. Rejected notes are never exported.
Grounding libraries
Keep the terminologies, guidelines and papers that ground AI answers in governed, versioned libraries.
Operational answers
What data and compliance teams ask.
Does Tiet · Govern make us EHDS compliant?
No platform can do that on its own, and implementing acts and national models are still developing. Tiet · Govern gives you the technical foundations: inventory, quality, provenance, policy and controlled delivery. Your legal and governance owners decide the permitted use.
When does the EHDS start to apply?
The EHDS entered into force in March 2025 and starts to apply from March 2027. Secondary-use obligations phase in from 2029, with further data categories following by 2031.
Does patient data leave our infrastructure?
It doesn't have to. Tiet · Govern runs on-premise, sovereign or in an EU cloud, and external access happens inside a secure processing environment instead of copying data out.
How long does a first governed dataset take?
An example foundation plan runs four weeks, from inventory to the first access request fulfilled. Dataset readiness and approvals set your actual schedule.
