Clinic data separation
Operational records are scoped to the current clinic to reduce the risk of mixing patients, appointments, and invoices across clinics.
Security and privacy
Protecting clinic data is part of daily operations
Eyadat is designed to help clinics organize access, reduce risk, keep records, and protect files with clear responsibilities for the team.
Protection layers
Practical security for every clinic specialty
The focus is not only passwords, but data separation, permissions, auditability, and uploaded-file protection.
Role-based permissions
Control what each user can view or manage, including patients, invoices, reports, users, and audit logs.
Reviewable audit trail
Track additions, edits, and deletes with filters and permission-aware export.
Uploaded-file protection
Patient files pass through type, size, and security checks before storage.
Patient portal verification
Patient portal access uses phone-based verification and is scoped to the current clinic.
Important
Security is shared between the system and the clinic
The system provides protection and tracking tools, but strong security also depends on user passwords, permissions, device protection, and regular server updates.
Recently expanded workflows
Sensitive clinical context with controlled visibility
The latest workflows extend tenant isolation and explicit permissions to safety alerts, account changes, financial history, and the audit trail.
Infection-control alerts
Create and manage sensitive alerts from the patient record, show operational precautions in patient and appointment workflows, require acknowledgement where needed, and restrict clinical details by role and permission.
Tenant-scoped records and auditability
Clinic data, financial records, and audit events remain tenant-scoped, while sensitive operations use explicit permissions and preserve the history of changes.
Self-service account information
Logged-in users can update their own name, email, phone number, and password while clinic administrators retain control of roles and permissions.