Built for teams that cannot risk independence, privacy, or unsupported claims.
ChatCME is designed for accredited CME/CE providers and health care professional associations that need AI to stay inside approved educational content, produce cited answers, and turn learner questions into governed reporting.
The trust model
Education independence
Your team controls the activity, sources, objectives, disclaimers, configuration, and external reporting boundaries.
Source-grounded answers
Retrieval stays scoped to approved materials and answers cite the relevant source passage, slide, or timestamp.
De-identified reporting
Analytics and funder-facing summaries are aggregated and de-identified. Raw learner transcripts are not a supporter deliverable.
Operational controls
Role-based access, audit history, tenant scoping, retention controls, and export options support enterprise review.
SOC 2 diligence
Independent security review for enterprise buyers.
Erudio Health has received a SOC 2 Type II report covering Security. The report covers ChatCME and supporting Erudio infrastructure, and is available under NDA.
SOC 2 Type II
Erudio Health has received a SOC 2 Type II report covering Security.
Security
The report covers Security for ChatCME and supporting Erudio infrastructure.
Available under NDA
The report is available to prospective and current customers under NDA.
Designed around the objections your buyers will raise.
Enterprise CME teams ask whether AI can be governed, audited, integrated, and scaled. Associations ask whether they can launch without a large technical lift while still protecting members, education quality, and funder boundaries.
ChatCME addresses both motions with the same product: scoped retrieval, cited answers, controlled reporting, and launch options that range from QR codes to embedded integrations.
External reporting boundary
Funders get approved summaries, not control.
Supporters and funders may receive de-identified, aggregated insight briefs when the education organization approves them. They do not receive learner-level data, raw transcripts, admin access, prompt control, or editorial rights.
Controls buyers can evaluate
Access and identity
Role-based admin access, least-privilege staff access, and support for enterprise authentication patterns.
Data minimization
Typical launches do not require PHI. Learner analytics can use pseudonymized or de-identified fields.
Encryption and isolation
TLS in transit, encrypted storage, tenant scoping, and per-activity retrieval boundaries.
Exports with context
Exports preserve useful context such as message timing, objective alignment, source use, and activity metadata.
Trust questions
Bring your risk questions to the first demo
We can review your independence, privacy, security, and deployment questions before your team commits to a launch path.