| Organisation size | Micro (<10 employees and ≤ € 2 m turnover) |
| Headquarters | Switzerland |
| Market Presence | International (other than Europe) |
| National reach | France, Canada |
| Overall description |
Pryv is a Swiss software editor, founded in 2012, specialized in health data privacy and consent management, from the creation of data to their processing, from their sharing to their deletion, in compliance with existing global regulations (GDPR, HIPAA, etc.). Pryv makes health personal data processing as secure and trustworthy as online banking. |
| Areas of expertise |
Pryv.io is a solid foundation on which our partners build their own digital health solution, so they can collect, store, share, and rightfully use personal data. It comes with must-have consent and auditing tools to keep them compliant with existing and forthcoming regulations. The software has been developed to accommodate rapid integration, allowing them to properly manage their users’ data from day one. It comes with turnkey IoT connectivity, a secure storage vault, fine-grained consent management, and comprehensive auditing capability that radically cut IT risk, development costs and accelerate time-to-benefit while addressing the GDPR and the most stringent data protection requirements. |
| Website | https://pryv.com |
| Technology experience |
Pryv.io is the backend behind the Riva Digital (https://www.rivadigital.ch) blood pressure monitoring mobile application. It is also the partner for personal data management of the RealWorld4Clinic EIT Health project (https://eithealth.eu/project/realworld4clinic/) allowing for the collection of data from a connect implant for cardio-vascular risk prevention developed by SentinHealth (https://sentinhealth.com). |
| Areas of cooperation sought |
We can provide our ready-to-use backend solution to facilitate personal data management and regulatory compliance, and to accelerate the time-to-benefit of e-health solutions including connected devices. |
| Willing to share further information under a Non-Disclosure Agreement | Yes. |