Platform

Our engine, our registry, our runtime — installed as your system.

This is AI workflow automation for healthcare, and every part of it is Eclypse-built technology, not an integration of someone else's tools: the engine that plans the work, a Validator Framework mapping your institution's data and know-how, the registry that makes every capability reusable, the workspace where experts steer it, and the sovereign runtime that keeps regulated data in place. After handover, your team operates and extends all of it.

Architecture

How a request becomes a defensible deliverable.

step 01

Intake & plan

The engine decomposes the request into tasks, selects modules, and picks the model class each step needs.

step 02

Context engineering

Hybrid retrieval over the Validator Framework — the governed digital twin of your institution's data, assets, and know-how — pulls only the evidence the task actually requires.

step 03

Agent execution

Domain agents draft, calculate, and cross-check in parallel, each constrained to its registered tools.

step 04

Verification

A second model class plus rule checks test claims, statistics, and references before anything surfaces.

step 05

Expert sign-off

Your specialist reviews reasoning and sources in the workspace, then approves — and the run is logged.

engine.run() · in your environment
› generate.value_dossier(market="SG")
retrieval: 14 sources · 3 trials · 2 RWE agents: heor · regulatory · medical_affairs checks: statistics ok · references ok · claims ok
status: awaiting expert sign-off · 0 egress · run logged
agent_run_log
medical_affairs_agentdone
heor_agentdone
regulatory_agentchecking
commercial_agentchecking
one governed fact, reframed for payer · physician · regulator · patient
Module registry

Every capability is registered, versioned, reusable.

Modules are independently testable and permissioned. The engine calls them, engineers compose them, and your governance team can see exactly which ones touched a given output.

Versioned

A module change is a controlled release with a diff, not a silent prompt tweak. Outputs stay reproducible.

Permissioned

Each module declares the data it may touch. Agents can only call what their role allows.

Portable

The same module runs in a pharma tenancy, a hospital, or a government cloud — configuration, not a rewrite.

Ingest & structure

document_extraction
table_and_form_parse
schema_harmonise
deidentify
systematic_lit_review

Reason & retrieve

grounded_retrieval
claim_substantiation
demand_forecast
image_segmentation
cohort_matching

Domain agents

medical_affairs_agent
heor_agent
regulatory_agent
pharmacovigilance_agent
commercial_agent

Govern & deliver

compliance_check
reference_linking
audit_trail
dossier_assembly
localisation

Representative modules. The full registry is reviewed during scoping.

Healthcare agents

Agents that already speak your function.

A general assistant has to be taught the format, the audience, and the rules every time. Our agents carry the conventions of the function — and the constraints it is judged against.

medical_affairs

Scientific response documents, MSL field Q&A, congress and advisory-board narratives — on-label, referenced, tone-controlled.

heor

Value dossiers, HTA and AMCP submissions, budget-impact and cost-effectiveness narratives with the underlying evidence attached.

regulatory

CTD module drafting, clinical overviews, health-authority responses, labelling consistency and statistical claim checks.

pharmacovigilance

Signal synthesis, aggregate safety report support, benefit-risk narratives, grounded product-information retrieval.

operations

Non-clinical hospital and supply workflows: forecasting, order recommendation, disruption monitoring, always explainable.

Self-serving after handover

Built so your team can extend it without us.

The platform is not a black box we operate on your behalf. Once deployed, orchestration, the registry, and the knowledge base are administered by your own people — and every extension they make gets the same versioning, permissions, and audit trail as ours.

orchestrate

Your own workflows

Compose new pipelines from registered tasks and agents, run them against test cases, compare outputs, and promote to production behind your own approval gates.

integrate

Your own modules and models

Register internal scripts, statistical models, and in-house APIs as first-class modules. The engine calls them exactly as it calls ours, under the permissions you set.

administer

Your own governance

Roles, review gates, retention, and model routing policies are configured in your instance by your administrators — not requested from a vendor queue.

Your knowledge base

You build the evidence layer. You own it.

We stand up the first knowledge base with you. After that, adding sources is an operation your team performs — and the base remains a queryable asset inside your environment, readable by your own tools if you ever stop using ours.

add_source Connect a document store, trial database, RWD extract, or internal drive; extraction and de-identification run on ingest.
define_schema Map to your canonical entities, codes, and units — your data model, versioned like code.
set_access Decide which roles, agents, and workflows may read which segments of the base.
keep_current Scheduled literature and data refreshes keep it live, with provenance and version history intact.
AI Sovereignty & Security

Deployment models, all of them yours.

Sovereignty is not a feature tier — it is the default. Your operations and proprietary data are never used to train a public or foundation model, in any topology below.

Your sovereign cloud

In-country tenancy under your account and controls. Proven in Singapore's Government Commercial Cloud.

On-premise

Runs on your hardware behind your firewall, integrated with your identity provider and logging.

Air-gapped

No outbound connectivity. Local model serving, offline module updates on your schedule.

Site-resident data

For multi-site research, source data stays with the site; only de-identified, permitted derivatives move.

Never trains public models Role-based access Immutable audit logs GDPR / PDPA aligned BAA-ready Human-in-the-loop by design
FAQ

Common questions about the platform.

Does Eclypse train public or foundation models on our data?

No. Your operations and proprietary data are never used to train a public or foundation model, in any deployment topology.

What deployment models does Eclypse support?

Sovereign cloud (in-country tenancy, including Singapore's Government Commercial Cloud), on-premise behind your firewall, air-gapped with no outbound connectivity, and site-resident data for multi-site research.

What is the Validator Framework?

A governed digital twin of your institution — its data, physical assets, and operational know-how, harmonised to one schema with provenance on every fact. It is the substrate the orchestration engine plans and retrieves against.

Who operates the platform after deployment?

Your own team. Once deployed, the engine, the registry, and the Validator Framework are administered by your people, with the same versioning, permissions, and audit trail Eclypse itself uses.

What compliance standards does Eclypse align with?

ISO 27001 and SOC 2 alignment, GDPR and PDPA compliance, and HIPAA / BAA readiness — role-based access and immutable audit logs by default.

See how the same engine ran four very different deployments.

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Our proprietary AI orchestration platform for healthcare: one engine, a registry of reusable task modules and domain agents, and a governed knowledge base — deployed inside your walls and run by your team.

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