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Regulatory & compliance

Built for regulated healthcare from day one, not retrofitted for it.

ACI is Software as a Medical Device, a standalone clinical decision support system. The standards below are the ones it is designed to; they are not completed certifications.

Standards roadmap

A combined regulatory pathway, tracked openly.

StandardScopeStatus
ISO 13485Quality management system for medical device softwareDesigned to
ISO 14971Risk management, including hazard analysis for all 102 conditionsDesigned to
IEC 62304Medical device software lifecycle processesDesigned to
IEC 62366-1Usability engineering for the clinical interfaceDesigned to
ISO 14155Conduct of the clinical investigationDesigned to
MDR 2017 (India)Class B under the First Schedule, per CDSCO/MD/GD/MDSW/01/2026Proposed
EU MDR 2017/745Rule 11 classification, Class IIaProposed

Patient data stays inside the hospital.

ACI is designed to operate in conformity with India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act 2023. It runs on-premise with no external cloud dependency, the institution remains the data fiduciary, and patient-identifiable data does not leave its perimeter. Records made available for audit are de-identified.

Due diligence

Every decision, traceable end to end.

Every computation, review event and acknowledgement is recorded with a timestamp and the build version in force. Changes are made only by the manufacturer through a documented change process; ACI never alters its own rules.

NHS Innovation Service

Registered for the NHS market-entry pathway.

Patent filed

Indian patent application No. 567365 filed; US PCT pending.

Hexaware Technologies UK Ltd

Partnership with an established NHS prime contractor holding ISO 27001/27701, Cyber Essentials Plus, ISO 14001, and DSPT credentials.

HL7 FHIR R4 · DICOM

Standard institutional interfaces for laboratory, record and imaging data.

On-premise by design

Runs inside the institution's own servers. Patient-identifiable data does not leave the perimeter.

See ACI at the bedside.

Talk to the team behind ACI about a clinical demonstration, partnership, or due-diligence pack.