Digital records
Store clinical histories and assessment progress in one digital record instead of relying on paper files and spreadsheets.
ClinAssess connects students, examiners, and institutions in one clinical assessment workflow. Students submit their work, examiners review it, and institutions can track the process from start to finish.

Students submit their work, examiners review it, and administrators track progress from a single dashboard.
Store clinical histories and assessment progress in one digital record instead of relying on paper files and spreadsheets.
Compare submissions and flag potential duplicates for examiner review.
See what has been submitted, what is waiting for review, and what needs attention.
Each person in the process sees exactly what they need, when they need it.
Students submit clinical histories and assessment work through a guided digital form.
Examiners see completed submissions and review them in one place.
Potentially similar submissions are flagged for review.
Administrators can review assessment records and use the results to improve future assessment cycles.
The dashboard shows what has been submitted, what is under review, and what is complete.

Students, examiners, and administrators each see the information and actions relevant to their role.
See what is required, submit their work, and track their assessment.
Review submissions and record assessment decisions in one place.
Manage users, monitor progress, and keep assessment cycles organised.
Maintain a consistent record of assessment activity.
ClinAssess compares submissions within an assessment record and highlights potential matches for review.
Reviewers see the flagged submissions side by side and record their decision in the platform.

Institutions can review how access, data handling, and assessment decisions are managed before onboarding.
Students, examiners, and administrators see the actions and records relevant to their role.
Review the privacy policy, data-processing agreement, and retention expectations before onboarding.
Integrity signals support examiner review; they are not presented as automatic verdicts.
Start with your programme, user roles, and assessment process. We will work through the evidence your institution needs before you commit.
Separate roles, one connected process, and a record your institution can stand behind.
We will show the actual workflow, answer security questions, and discuss what a pilot would require. No commitment needed.