Governed access to your data, without a copy or a login.
A partner or agency gets exactly the capability you define, every request checked and receipted, and your data never leaves home.
Four situations.
- A partner or agency wants specific data, and the only paths on offer are a login, a copy, or a stalled security review.
- No way to show after the fact exactly what was accessed, by whom, and why.
- A data-sharing agreement lives in a legal document, not in a technical control.
- Every new consuming party is another one-off integration and another audit gap.
A capability, a gate, and a receipt.
The consuming party never touches your systems directly.
You register the exact query, not the warehouse
The consuming party is issued a scoped identity and a grant to one defined capability, never a login to your environment or a copy of the underlying data.
Every request checked before it runs
Rules evaluate who is asking and what they are asking for, in real time. Allow, deny, throttle, or hold for a named reviewer.
A signed receipt for every access
What was requested, what was returned, and who approved it, on an append-only record you can export for a governance or compliance review.
Each product, mapped to the job it does here.
Only the use cases that genuinely apply in this industry are listed.
Partner access without a copy
The consuming party gets a scoped identity and a grant to one registered capability, never a login or an export. Policy runs at the gate, every access is receipted, and revocation is instant.
Gateway checkpoint · policy + review queue · governed data sharing · receipts
Share at any price, including zero
A registered capability can carry a per-request price or run free; metering, policy, and receipts work identically either way. Priced sharing settles on the ledger under enhanced governance.
Marketplace listing · verified lead delivery · settlement + signed receipts
Six gates, in order, on every request.
If any gate fails, nothing is delivered and nothing is billed.
A hold names the exact rule that paused it, and who it is waiting on.
Register, grant, gate, receipt.
A health system defines the specific data or query capability an outside partner or agency needs, rather than handing over a login or an export. The consuming party is registered and receives a scoped identity and a grant to that one capability. Every request from that point flows through the gate: the requester is verified, the request is checked against policy, and only the permitted result is returned.
Access can be revoked instantly, at any time, and every request is a signed, exportable record, so a governance review answers itself instead of starting from scratch.
Same gate, sized to you.
The published schedule, no asterisks.
Published rates are ceilings: volume pricing is negotiated down, never up.
Restricted and regulated data classifications settle under the enhanced governance tier. Governed sharing can also run at zero price: metering works at any price, including free.
Shipped, and where the path runs next.
Reviewers get this split up front, because finding it later kills a deal.
Available today
- Agent and partner registration with cryptographic identity issuance
- Access grants scoped to one defined capability
- Policy engine: allow, deny, throttle, or hold for review
- Trust-gated review for lower-standing requesters
- Signed, append-only receipt for every access
- Instant grant revocation
Not claimed today
- No HIPAA certification. GateCore provides the controls and the evidence, not a certification.
- Connecting a specific data environment, such as a warehouse, is scoped as onboarding integration work, not a pre-built connector.
- Enforced aggregation or redaction of the returned result is on the roadmap; a capability's contract can specify it today.
The two that come up first.
Are you HIPAA certified?
Do you need access to our data warehouse?
Bring the specific data-sharing question first.
Tell us who needs access, to what, and under whose policy.
Request access