Your clinical meetings, without the paperwork.
They trust Gilbert with their conversations
Trained on medical language
Acronyms, protocols, dosages: Gilbert handles the vocabulary of medicine first time round.
Fully hosted in France
Your data on French soil, with a French host. Never reused to train a model. HDS-certified hosting available for personal health data.
24 hHuman reply within 24 h
You write straight to the team that designs and hosts Gilbert.
The write-up, written during the meeting.
Ward meeting, multidisciplinary case review, medical board, handover: Gilbert listens and structures while you run the meeting. Decisions per patient file, care plans, points to watch, tasks assigned. Medical vocabulary is understood natively, from molecules to protocols. The clinician reads it over and approves: the write-up is ready before the next round, not the following evening.
Medical confidentiality is not negotiable.
What is said in a clinical meeting is covered by medical confidentiality. Gilbert is built for that standard: hosted in France on a SecNumCloud-certified cloud (ANSSI), GDPR compliant, with no third-party AI trained on your data and access compartmentalised by department and by role. Your CISO and DPO get a complete security pack on request.
The clinical memory of the department, ready to query.
What was decided on this file at the last case review? Which protocol did the department adopt in March? With “Ask Gilbert”, teams query the history of their meetings in plain language and get the answer with its source: the meeting, the date, the decision. Knowledge stays in the department when the rotation changes.
Intégrations
Plugged into
the tools of the department.
Meetings arrive from your Outlook or Google calendar, remote sessions are captured in Teams or Meet with no bot, and the write-up comes out in Word or PDF, ready for the patient record and your document management system. The Vault never leaves France.
“A write-up used to take up to an hour. With Gilbert it takes a few seconds. Yes, that is the word. A revolution.”
