Scope
One written decision question, the included sample, the data path, and the adjudication rules.
Krasyn Assurance
Available now: documentation assurance pilot
Know What Your Clinical AI Did, Why It Was Allowed, and When to Stop It.
Your organization remains accountable when an AI vendor produces the draft. Krasyn Assurance is the vendor-neutral evidence layer for evaluating that work, recording the decision, and preserving the limits. The first available module checks AI-drafted notes against their source transcripts. No EMR switch is required.
We reply within one business day with a fit or non-fit answer. No payment or patient information is collected in the request form.
The deliverable
An accountable decision record, not another dashboard.
A useful assurance record keeps the question, denominator, reviewer decisions, failures, and limitations together. That makes it possible to defend a workflow decision later without pretending the sample proved more than it did.
Evidence
Completed, failed, partial, and excluded pairs remain visible instead of disappearing from the denominator.
Decisions
Clinician-confirmed, dismissed, and unresolved findings stay separate, with uncertainty carried forward.
Closeout
The final record says what the sample supports, what it cannot establish, and whether to proceed, change, collect more evidence, or stop.
Start with what is real
One live tool, one buyable pilot, one explicit direction.
The statuses below separate what can be used today from what still requires design-partner work. Roadmap language is not treated as a shipped capability.
Check one note
Note Check compares a pasted AI-drafted note with its pasted transcript and produces a statement-level review aid.
Run the public exampleEvaluate up to 50 pairs
The fixed-scope $2,500 pilot reconciles Note Check findings with a clinician adjudicator and ends with a bounded decision record.
Request the paid pilotBuild the continuing control layer
Inventory, release gates, monitoring, incident review, approval records, and evidence exports are the product direction. They are scoped with design partners and are not presented as generally available software today.
Start with the available moduleThe first paid engagement
Up to 50 transcript-and-note pairs. $2,500. One decision question.
The pilot is for a practice leader, quality owner, AI governance lead, risk team, or scribe vendor that can identify a clinician adjudicator and lawfully provide the source pairs after the written scope and data path are agreed.
Review scope and request the pilotIncluded in the closeout
- A written scope with one decision question, data path, and adjudication rules
- Note-level findings for up to 50 transcript-and-note pairs
- Reconciliation of Note Check flags with the clinician adjudicator’s decisions
- A closeout report covering findings, uncertainty, review friction, and the next decision
- A documented data return or deletion record at closeout
Published boundary
Assurance is evidence for a decision. It is not a borrowed seal of approval.
Krasyn Assurance is not a certification, accreditation, legal compliance determination, clinical-accuracy claim, or substitute for clinician review. The documentation pilot evaluates the submitted note against the submitted transcript and cannot establish what was never captured, whether the chart is otherwise complete, or whether care was clinically appropriate.