From the call to the signed note.

Patient audio is streamed for transcription and is not stored by ToxLumen. The working output is the structured case note, not the audio recording. Before any pilot, we will walk your center's technical or security team through the transcription path so they can review how it works.

No. Dose and level calculations are deterministic, not generated by an LLM. ToxLumen shows the calculation inputs and outputs transparently so clinicians can review how the result was produced.

No. A center can begin entirely with SPI training and simulation using synthetic data. Patient data and EHR or other clinical-system integration are not required, and the center's current workflow can remain in place during the pilot.

A 30-day pilot is a scoped evaluation with a designated pilot lead and a small group of SPIs. The center participates in onboarding, simulation or training sessions, and brief feedback checkpoints. We provide access to ToxLumen, onboarding and support, and work with the center to define the use cases and evaluation measures before the pilot begins. Those measures can include workflow fit, usability, completion time for agreed tasks, documentation consistency, and SPI feedback. At the end of 30 days, we review the results together and decide whether to expand the pilot, modify the approach, move toward broader implementation, or stop. There is no automatic commitment beyond the pilot.

Yes. Source material is preserved verbatim for clinician review. Clinicians can review the original source alongside ToxLumen's structured output rather than relying on the generated output alone.