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ContextBase for consultants
Know what the client data supports in week one. Work on it without a copy, and hand over a space the client can check.
Flume works with a global consulting firm and a large TPA
- HITRUST i1
- SOC 2 Type 2
- Per-client isolation
Consultants
One platform for every engagement
Value cases, client data, the tools you rerun, findings, and the handover, worked from one knowledge graph for each client. The next client starts further along.
01Ask
See what the client data supports
Check each client’s data against your firm’s library of value cases. Every answer arrives with its checks.
02Act
Turn the answer into a tool you keep
Rerun it for this client, then carry it to the next engagement. Each client’s data stays with that client.
Connected use cases
Demo data
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Value Lab
Check the client’s connected estate against the complete library of payer value cases in the first week.
- Reads
- tables · columns · value cases
- From
- the client’s connected systems
- Delivers
- value cases by what the data supports
Start with your next client.
01Pick the question
Choose one question and the systems that answer it, with our team.
02Connect one system
Connected and mapped in days. Access is approved and time-limited, and every query lands on the audit trail.
03Check the answer
The answer arrives with its queries, rows, and checks. Your team can test it against the source.
Questions firms bring first
Which of this client’s value cases does its data support today, and what data would unlock the rest?
Value LabWhich columns need a profile before they reach the deliverable?
Client data without a copyWhich issues the last engagement found also show up in this client’s data?
Tools you rerunWhere do the client’s stored procedures apply accumulators differently from its plan documents?
Knowledge graphWhich plan designs could the client retire without moving members to a narrower network?
Plan design and benefitsWhat will the client’s team keep when we roll off?
Hand over the space
Security
Put AI on client data
HITRUST i1 and SOC 2 Type 2
Audited every year. The certification letter is public, and reports are available on request.
Per-client isolation
Every client estate is isolated from every other. Isolation, access, retention, and the audit record stay with the platform.
Access that expires
Database access is approved, time-limited, and expires on its own. Every query your team runs lands on the client’s audit trail.
Never trains a model
Client data never trains a model, and nothing you send is kept at the model layer.
Questions
What firms ask before they start
Does client data leave the client’s control?
No. ContextBase reads the client’s systems where they sit, through access the client approves for a set window. There is nothing to request, move, or store on your side, and every query your team runs lands on the client’s audit trail. If the client wants a lakehouse, Flume can stand one up for them.
What is Value Lab?
Value Lab checks a client’s connected estate against the complete library of payer value cases, so workshops start from what the data supports, not a data request list. The cases you add to Value Lab carry to your next engagement.
Can we reuse what we build on the next client?
Yes. Build an app once, such as plan benefit clustering, and point it at the next client’s data. Each app declares what it reads, its inputs, and what it acts on, and nobody at a client sees it until you share it. Each client’s data and findings stay with that client.
What does the client keep when the engagement ends?
The space. Dashboards, decks, reports, and code stay in it, every finding carries the queries, rows, and checks behind it, and every chat stays with its evidence, so the client’s team picks up where yours left off.
How are client estates kept apart?
Every client estate is isolated from every other, under HITRUST i1, SOC 2 Type 2, and an annual HIPAA audit. See security