Healthcare AI with the gates stated up front
Bee treats healthcare as a restricted domain by design: explicit acknowledgement gates, HIPAA-postured private deployment, and data handling written into the DPA - not implied.
Honesty first: how Bee gates healthcare
Healthcare is a Tier-3 restricted domain on Bee. Healthcare workflows require explicit acknowledgement, may carry jurisdictional gates, and operate under your regulatory regime - Bee is a tool, and the platform says so in its Acceptable Use Policy rather than burying it.
That design is deliberate: organisations that answer to regulators need a vendor whose defaults are conservative and whose claims are checkable.
Where the platform does the heavy lifting
- →Document intelligence over policy manuals, research literature, and administrative documentation, with cited answers.
- →1M-token long-context on Comb and Buzz for reasoning across large document sets in one request.
- →Vision input on Comb, Buzz, and Hive for scanned forms and document images in administrative workflows.
- →JSON mode for schema-valid extraction into downstream systems.
- →Team workspace with pooled tokens, so departments share one governed deployment instead of shadow AI accounts.
Deployment and compliance posture
Protected-health-information workloads require a separately scoped engagement. Enclave designs start from $15,000/mo; identity, audit, key, residency, and HIPAA-related controls must be fixed contractually. Bee does not imply unheld SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification.
Data handling follows the published DPA: TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256-GCM at rest under per-tenant keys, breach notification within 72 hours, and sub-processors disclosed in Schedule A.
Data protection across jurisdictions
HEOSSI (Pte.) Ltd. is incorporated in Singapore and processes under the PDPA; the DPA extends coverage to GDPR and UK GDPR with EU Standard Contractual Clauses for transfers. Hive-plan and above customers can request region-pinned processing.
Tenant-scoped controls, encrypted transport, and governed release gates protect production workloads across Bee's hosted and private deployment paths.
Frequently asked questions
- Can Bee be used for clinical diagnosis?
- Bee is not a medical device and does not provide clinical diagnosis. Healthcare is a restricted (Tier-3) domain gated behind explicit acknowledgement; healthcare organisations use Bee for document, research, and administrative workloads under their own regulatory controls.
- Does Bee support HIPAA compliance?
- HIPAA-related workloads require customer-specific contractual and technical control scoping. Shared public tiers are not the intended surface for PHI, and Bee does not imply SOC 2 or ISO 27001 certification it has not attained.
- Where does our data live?
- Residency, infrastructure, and regional processing are fixed per customer in the Order Form and deployment manifest. Broader air-gapped operation remains roadmap; sub-processors are disclosed in the DPA.
- How do we evaluate before committing?
- Start with non-PHI document workloads on the free Cell tier or a small team plan, then contract an Enclave deployment once your compliance review clears the posture.
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