One event log.Two outcomes.
Kimzo AI records what your agentic AI systems do, then proves it, to your organization and to the patients it touches.
You already have AI agents running in your organization.
Can you prove what they did last week? Does the patient they affected know?
Two audiences, one record
For compliance, IT, and clinical ops
- Agent Registry: every AI agent, and what it's authorized to do
- Accountability Map: who owns a decision when something breaks
- Drift and Conflict Alerts: agents disagreeing, or one drifting off pattern
- Input Security Layer: every source verified, every input tagged, every decision on record
For the person the decision touches
- Patient-Impact Classifier: flags what actually matters to them
- Plain-Language Notice: a decision they can read in 30 seconds
- Review Request Router: one tap to ask for a human look
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Agent acts
Order, denial, flag, reschedule, anything a deployed agent does
Logged once
Written to the shared Coordination Event Log
Classified
Tagged internal, patient-material, or both
Routed
To a compliance owner, a patient notice, or both
Resolved
Tracked to close, evidence retained
The part that decides isn't AI.
Enforcement rules are written and owned by your team, not inferred by a model. Deterministic, not autonomous: the same principle behind everything Kimzo AI logs and reports.
Secured before it acts.
Before any agent in Kimzo reasons on a piece of information, that information passes through an input security layer. Every source is registered and verified by your clinic. Every input is tagged: where it came from, how trustworthy it is, and which tier of clinical authority it carries.
If an input arrives from a source your clinic has not authorized, it is held back and your designated accountability owner is alerted. A named person at your organization reviews it and documents the resolution.
Every agent decision then carries a security record: the inputs the agent received, the trust level of each source, and the named person accountable for that agent's deployment.
Every source verified before it reaches an agent
Your clinic registers and verifies every authorized input source: EHR feeds, voice notes, integrations. Unregistered sources are quarantined automatically.
Not all inputs carry the same weight
Tier 1: verified clinical source. Tier 2: authenticated user. Tier 3: external or unverified. Every agent decision records which tiers were present and how many inputs each carried.
A record attached to every agent decision
Not reconstructed from logs after the fact. Created with the decision, with a named accountability owner. Built to support audit and regulatory review.
Most AI governance tools tell you what happened.
Kimzo shows what was allowed in, and who was accountable.
Built for how healthcare actually grows
Independent Clinic
6–30 providers. Standalone instance, plugs into the AI tools you already run.
Health System
Multi-site. One dashboard across every location and every agent vendor.
M&A / Roll-Up
Instant AI-footprint visibility the day a newly acquired practice closes.
Same product for everyone. Pricing scales with you, not against you.
No feature gates. No per-seat penalty for wiring up another agent. You get the full Coordination Event Log at every tier.
$249/month, flat
Independent clinics and small groups, 6–30 providers.
- Full Coordination Event Log
- Agent Registry & Accountability Map
- Drift and Conflict Alerts
- Patient notices & review routing
- Flat rate, no per-agent fees
$1,000/facility/month
Multi-site health systems. Volume pricing at higher site counts.
- Everything in Practice
- One dashboard across every site
- Per-location usage tracking
- Acquisition Visibility Package available
- Priority support
Acquiring a practice? The Acquisition Visibility Package is a one-time onboarding fee, sold alongside either tier. Ask us about it.
See what your agents have been doing.
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