For the owner who wants the data under their own roof: connect your own database and the platform keeps a copy of your records flowing into it — yours to query, back up and keep, independent of us. The product keeps running either way; the vault is a right, not a dependency.
How you actually use it
1Find it under Data OutThe vault is the Continuous copies half of Data Out; the other half of that screen is files on a schedule, and both are listed there together.
2Connect the store you ownA connection takes a name and a kind — Google Sheets, MongoDB, S3, BigQuery or a webhook — and the credentials for it live in Keys rather than on this screen; a second connection of that name is refused.
3Say what gets copiedCopy something new takes the connection and an event-type prefix such as billing. or patient., or * for everything, with a tick saying whether it carries patient data; that declaration is stored with the name of whoever made it.
4Read how far behind it isEach stream shows what is pending, what has been delivered, what failed and where its cursor sits, counted against the same outbox every other subscriber reads — a sink that has quietly stopped is worse than one never set up.
5Check it, or push it nowCheck reaches the sink with the tenant’s own credential and says whether it answered; Push now runs the relay a batch at a time, and each stream is carried independently so one sink being down does not stop the others.
See it on screen
Live product01Data Out — Keep your records in your own databaseCaptured from the running demo clinic
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What it reads
your records, for your copy
What it writes
into the database you own
Same patient record as every other app — nothing is copied into a silo. Data class: Full PHI.
What it does not do
It sends your data to your store and nowhere else, and stopping it never holds your records hostage.
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Questions clinics ask
What data does DataVault read and write?
DataVault reads your records, for your copy and writes into the database you own. Its data class is Full PHI. Every app works on the same patient record — nothing is copied into a silo.
What does DataVault deliberately not do?
It sends your data to your store and nowhere else, and stopping it never holds your records hostage.
What happens to our data if we uninstall DataVault?
Streaming stops; everything already in your database is, by definition, still yours.
Is DataVault available today?
Yes — DataVault is live in clinics today. Set up your practice on MedAppz and install it from your dashboard.
Ask about DataVault
Want to see DataVault running on your own patients?
Tell us what you run and we will show you this app inside a practice shaped like yours — or answer the question the page above did not.