Patient records
Identity data, contact details, guardians, representatives, contracts, and completeness status in one view.
SaaS for NGO teams
One workspace for foundations working with sensitive data, settlements, and day-to-day patient support. No scattered spreadsheets, no guessing what needs attention.
Product
Tichodroma organizes workflows that usually drift across spreadsheets, folders, email, and local notes.
Identity data, contact details, guardians, representatives, contracts, and completeness status in one view.
GDPR consents, disability certificates, formal documents, and related invoices without manually tracking many lists.
Incoming funds, expenses, tax donations, gifts, corrections, and patient-context reports.
Tenant separation, roles, Keycloak, audit trail, and operational procedures prepared for sensitive data.
Daily work
Tichodroma organizes the places where information usually drifts apart: team conversations, paper documents, and working spreadsheets.
The team sees the same case context and can divide responsibility faster.
Documents, consents, and certificates move into a process instead of separate piles.
Spreadsheet work can be gradually replaced by records, reports, and task lists.
Trust
Organization separation in a multi-tenant model.
Roles, permissions, and audit trail for selected changes.
Backup procedures and administrative access control.
TODO(jacek): confirm the data processing region.
TODO(jacek): describe TLS and connection termination.
TODO(jacek): confirm database and backup encryption.
TODO(jacek): describe backup schedule and retention.
TODO(jacek): define target recovery parameters.
TODO(jacek): prepare DPA/GDPR information.
TODO(jacek): describe export formats and procedure.
TODO(jacek): describe retention after cooperation ends.
TODO(jacek): define the audited change scope.
TODO(jacek): confirm the 2FA policy.
TODO(jacek): describe organization isolation in the multi-tenant model.
Plans
We recommend guided sales at the start. NGO organizations differ in processes, number of patients, and data migration scope.
starter scope
For smaller organizations that want to organize patient records and basic documentation.
Implementation scope
recommended
For foundations regularly handling patient support, invoices, and subaccounts.
Implementation scope
custom scope
For larger organizations that need integrations, data migration, and tailored processes.
Implementation scope
Examples
Published Tichodroma materials about NGO workflows, data obligations, and product usage scenarios.
Practice
A case study on organizing document access, team roles, and case statuses before an audit, without relying on manual summaries.
Practice
A practical case study on moving patient records, consents, documents, and settlement work from scattered spreadsheets into one operating process.
Sales
We will show the flow from patient record through consents and invoices to subaccount settlement, and answer technical and organizational questions.
No. Tichodroma supports documentation and NGO operations, but it does not diagnose or replace doctors, accountants, or lawyers.
We start with a conversation and a guided demo, so the implementation scope can match your processes, team size, and data migration needs.
Yes. Patient records, consents, subaccounts, invoices, and items that need attention stay in one place, so the team can find information faster and keep priorities under control.