Technical Product Architecture & Data Pipeline
EntheoryAI transforms siloed, multi-modal oncology records into clean, coded, conflict-checked clinical context. Here is the deep technical specification of how our 5-phase pipeline operates.
The 5-Phase EntheoryAI Pipeline
Every patient record undergoes rigorous provenance tracking, consent validation, and normalization.
Link & Consent Engine
Accepts patient ABDM Health ID (PHR address) or hospital MRN. Initiates automated consent artifact generation with NHA ABDM Consent Manager (HIP).
Fetch & Aggregate Stream
Pulls records concurrently across connected hospital EMR discharge summaries, CarePACS DICOM radiology studies, Suburban LIS lab systems, and uploaded historical PDFs.
Process, Normalize & Conflict Engine
Runs clinical OCR on unstructured notes, maps raw lab/radiology terms to LOINC & SNOMED CT codes, converts datasets into FHIR R4 resources, and executes cross-source conflict detection.
Summarize & Enrich Engine
Generates a physician-ready clinical summary card, chronological timeline of treatments, biomarker extraction (EGFR, ALK, PD-L1), and trial eligibility suggestions.
Export & Hospital System Integration
Delivers structured output directly to hospital EHR systems, tumor board presentation platforms, or CSV/JSON downloads with full provenance metadata.
Beyond Naive Data Aggregation
Every data point in EntheoryAI carries 5 core metadata traits — crucial for serious technical buyers.
1. Data Source & Provenance
Tracks exactly which hospital, imaging center, or diagnostic lab generated the record, including ABDM HIP ID and digital signature.
2. Confidence & Verification Status
Distinguishes auto-extracted OCR entities from physician-verified entries with explicit 0–100% confidence scores.
3. Temporal Context & Alignment
Establishes exact procedure timestamps, flagging historical vs current active results across multi-year care episodes.
4. Automated Staging Conflict Detection
Detects direct contradictions between clinical notes, pathology findings, and radiology DICOM reports (e.g. Stage III vs Stage IV).
Inspect Native FHIR R4 & API Export Formats
Technical buyers can switch tabs below to see exact payload structures generated by EntheoryAI.
{
"resourceType": "ImagingStudy",
"id": "carepacs-ct-chest-88219",
"meta": {
"profile": ["http://hl7.org/fhir/StructureDefinition/ImagingStudy"]
},
"status": "available",
"subject": {
"reference": "Patient/rajesh-kumar-abdm",
"display": "Rajesh Kumar (ABDM ID: rajesh.kumar@abdm)"
},
"started": "2026-07-18T10:14:00+05:30",
"numberOfSeries": 3,
"numberOfInstances": 142,
"procedureCode": [
{
"coding": [
{
"system": "http://loinc.org",
"code": "24627-2",
"display": "CT Chest with contrast"
}
]
}
]
}
Enterprise Security & ABDM Compliance
Addressing the #1 adoption barrier for hospital IT leaders with native data residency and consent controls.
India Data Residency
100% of data processing and encrypted storage resides on MeitY-empanelled India cloud servers (AWS Mumbai / Azure India Central).
ABDM Consent First-Class
Built from day one around ABDM Health Information Provider (HIP) and User (HIU) consent artifact validation before touching any PHI.
HIPAA-Eligible Architecture
End-to-end encryption at rest (AES-256) and in transit (TLS 1.3), complete audit logging, and zero-retention RAM cache options on roadmap.