A HIPAA-compliant data layer for production AI

Under a signed BAA, health and life science entities can bring AI use cases involving ePHI to production while remaining HIPAA compliant.

SOC 2 Type II
ISO/IEC 27001:2022
BAA available

What HIPAA compliance means at the platform level

HIPAA's Security Rule requires controls at the data layer: row- and column-level access controls, audit logging of ePHI access, encryption in transit and at rest, and documented data flows.

Connect AI enforces those technical safeguards at the platform level, so every new source added is immediately governed by the same HIPAA compliant policies. CData signs the BAA, designates a HIPAA Security and Privacy Officer, and documents the ePHI data flows your compliance team references in audits.

Encryption in transit and at rest

Role-based access controls (RBAC)

Use case-specific workspaces

Automatic logoff

Audit logging of ePHI access

Deploy AI applications and agents with Connect AI

For health tech firms

IT teams can finally tame MCP sprawl by connecting AI tools, assistants, and workflows to a controlled data layer spanning real-time data sources like Salesforce, Veeva, and SAP.

For pharmaceuticals and biotech

Back-office teams gain real-time insights and automated actions across internal and on-premises R&D, clinical, and commercial systems—with the audit trail, lineage, and GxP documentation regulators expect.

For consumer health companies

AI architects can now connect CRM, support tickets, call recordings, and client profiles to a chosen AI tool, enabling client success teams to stay ahead of every challenge and upgrade opportunity that comes their way.

For healthcare providers

Managed providers are deploying EHR- and ERP-connected assistants, insights engines, and automated workflows across their networks, accessible directly within the Microsoft CoPilot, Claude, Azure OpenAI, and Gemini tools they already use.

Connect the systems healthcare runs on

Connect AI ships with maintained connectors across the clinical, enterprise, and data-platform systems that hold ePHI—each governed by the same platform-level safeguards under your BAA.

Health & life sciences
EHR systems
FHIR
Veeva
Veeva Vault & Vault CRM
Oracle HCM Cloud
Oracle HCM Cloud
DocuSign
DocuSign
CRM & Operations
Salesforce
Salesforce Health Cloud
Microsoft Dynamics 365
Microsoft Dynamics 365
ServiceNow
ServiceNow
NetSuite
NetSuite CRM & ERP
Workday
Workday
Data platforms & warehouses
Snowflake
Snowflake
Databricks
Databricks
SAP HANA
SAP HANA
Oracle
Oracle Database
SQL
Microsoft SQL Server

Hundreds of connectors, and growing—browse the full library.

Peace of mind for every team that touches the data

IT and security

Connect AI satisfies HIPAA's business associate requirements — encryption, access controls, PII detection, automatic logoff, and breach notification, complete with ePHI flow maps and audit logs.

Operations and delivery

Healthcare data doesn't have to stay siloed to stay compliant. Clinical, operations, and analytics teams can leverage AI with ePHI across EHRs, payer platforms, warehouses, and enterprise apps.

Developers

Connect AI's hundreds of pre-built connectors now operate inside a HIPAA-compliant architecture. IT developers can build ePHI connections into the AI tools their organizations already use.

Learn more about PII detection and token masking

Move your HIPAA-regulated use cases from pilot to production

HIPAA and Connect AI, in detail

  • What is HIPAA
  • How is Connect AI different from iPaaS?
  • What are the requirements and limitations?

Need a BAA for Connect AI?

Tell us a bit about your organization and our legal team will follow up with a BAA for eligible CData Connect AI use cases. You can also contact your CData sales rep.