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SmartConsent™

A patented infrastructure layer that makes behavioral health Multi-Hop flows verifiable, jurisdiction-aware, safety-gated, and payer-verifiable. We don't sell to clinicians. We don't sell to patients. We sell to the organizations that already do — and we make the high-stakes parts provably correct.

What it is

SmartConsent is not a product. It's the substrate.

SmartConsent sits underneath high-stakes behavioral health workflows.

It's not an EHR. It's not a practice management platform. It doesn't compete with the tools clinicians already use. It integrates underneath them.

It makes those workflows review-ready.

The structural property

"Verify it yourself" — at every layer.

Instead of vendor logs, reviewers get verifiable evidence.

The trust is in the math, not the brand.

Why "SmartConsent" and not something else

The name describes the structural property, not the feature.

SmartConsent makes each event independently reviewable.

Consent becomes continuous proof, not a static form.

Smart, because the verification is automatic, jurisdiction-aware, and machine-checkable at adjudication time.

Consent, because consent is the right unit of analysis for behavioral health audit — not "data access" or "transaction" or any of the framings that fit other healthcare verticals.

The six layers

Six productized layers, one validated core.

One operating layer for consent, safety, payer proof, and review. It works. It is validated. The protected mechanics stay private.

Layer 1

Multi-Hop audit

A clear record of each multi-hop for compliance and payer review.

Manual chase
27.7%
unverified variance rate
to
Validated proof
3.7%
verified variance rate
Why behavioral health specifically

Behavioral health isn't general healthcare. The audit requirements aren't general either.

Psychotherapy notes are the most legally protected category of PHI under HIPAA.

Psychotherapy-note proof must match its legal sensitivity.

Cross-state behavioral health practice is regulated by three different compacts.

PSYPACT, Counseling Compact, and Social Work Compact all need clean authority checks.

Clinical safety gates in behavioral health are not optional.

High-acuity Multi-Hop flows escalate before routine transfer.

Payer denials in behavioral health average 25–30%.

Layer 6 gives payers verified consent at adjudication: 27.7% to 3.7%.

Where to go next

SmartConsent is what we built. Let us show you how it integrates.

Whether you're an enterprise platform considering integration, a clinician interested in Direct Practice, an academic medical center planning a pilot, a payer compliance team, or an investor evaluating the seed round — we'd like to show you the work.