HIPAA is the starting point. Proving it is the real work.

Business Associate Agreements. Vendor security questionnaires. Customer risk reviews. Evidence requests. Audit inquiries. Contractual security terms. They arrive constantly, and each one wants the same thing.

The challenge isn't knowing HIPAA exists. It's consistently completing the work that demonstrates it.

Built for healthcare organizations

Greypike supports the organizations responsible for protecting healthcare information — usually the ones being asked to prove it, rather than the ones doing the asking. Pick yours.

WHAT LANDS ON YOU

If you sign Business Associate Agreements, handle protected information, or regularly receive security questionnaires from customers, this is built for you — whether or not anyone in the building has "compliance" in their title.

WHAT WE SUPPORT FOR THIS SEGMENT
HIPAA Security RuleHIPAA Privacy RuleBusiness Associate obligationsCustomer security reviews

Many organizations treat HIPAA as a project. Their customers don't.

Eight activities have to be maintained every year, not completed once. Pick any of them to see what maintaining it actually involves — and what a customer will ask you to produce.

TYPICAL OWNER
WHAT A CUSTOMER ASKS FOR

The work never stops. Greypike turns each of these into recurring tasks with owners, due dates, required evidence and completion tracking — so the program stays current instead of being rebuilt every time somebody asks.

Customer evidence requests are becoming the new audit

No regulator sent these. A prospective customer did, and the answer decides whether the contract moves forward.

WHAT THEY ASK
Do you have a risk assessment?How do you manage access?Do you use MFA? Can you share your security policies?How do you respond to incidents?What training do employees complete?
Where the answers live nowThree weeks of assembly, and gaps found on the way
!Risk assessment in someone's email thread
!Training records in two systems and a spreadsheet
!Policies on a file share, version unclear
!Access reviews done, but not written down
!Nobody sure which BAA is the current one
Where they live with GreypikeOne place, current, and already reviewed
Compliance tasks, with owners and status
Supporting evidence, dated and versioned
Policies and procedures, current version marked
Review history, showing the program is maintained
Documentation an analyst has already checked

The information already exists. The problem is finding it. When the request arrives, you're answering from a system rather than searching email folders and file shares hoping the latest version is the one you send.

Compliance software, with people behind it

Most healthcare organizations don't employ a compliance team. The responsibility lands on whoever is nearest — and they already have a job.

WHO THIS USUALLY FALLS TO
Operations leadersPractice managersIT managersSecurity leadsFoundersAdministrators

Greypike was designed for organizations where compliance is important but not someone's full-time job. When work is submitted, a compliance professional reviews it and confirms the requirement is genuinely addressed.

What the platform provides
Task-based compliance management
Evidence collection and organization
Compliance workflows
Progress tracking
Compliance analyst review
Every task includes clear instructions, a responsible owner, required evidence, a due date, acceptance criteria, and analyst review before it counts.

The problem most compliance software doesn't solve

Platforms focus on controls. Consultants focus on assessments. Neither one consistently gets the work done. Run a single requirement down both paths and watch where they diverge.

The traditional approach
Requirement
Control
Evidence
Hope it passes

Evidence exists. Whether the work was done is anyone’s guess.

The Greypike approach
Requirement
Task
Completion
Evidence
Ongoing compliance

Work completed, reviewed, evidenced — and it stays current.

Compliance succeeds or fails on completed work — not on completed dashboards. Only one of these chains has a step where somebody actually does something.

Why healthcare organizations choose Greypike

Every task carries clear instructions, a responsible owner, required evidence, a due date, acceptance criteria and analyst review — so your team knows what needs doing, who owns it, and whether it's actually finished.

Traditional compliance toolsGreypike
Focus on controlsFocus on actionable work
Self-serviceExpert-reviewed
One-time project mindsetContinuous compliance
Scattered evidenceCentralized evidence
Compliance jargonPlain-language tasks
Reactive preparationOngoing readiness
Be ready for whatever arrives next

The same organized program answers all of these, which is the point — you prepare once and respond many times.

A Business Associate Agreement
A customer security questionnaire
A HIPAA assessment
A vendor review
An insurance renewal

The next evidence request is already coming

A customer, an insurer or a hospital group is going to ask you to show your security program. You can spend three weeks assembling the answer, or have it ready.