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Client data stays onshore, encrypted in transit and at rest.
Clinical record security & Privacy Act compliance
Counselling records are sensitive health information. Here's specifically how Zenvia stores, protects and gives you control over them.
Client data stays onshore, encrypted in transit and at rest.
Consent capture, retention rules and record access built to Australian Privacy Principle obligations.
Export your full client file set any time, in a readable format.
Every note edit, access event and disclosure logged for supervision and insurance.
In detail
Client records, notes and uploaded files are stored on infrastructure in Australia. Data is encrypted in transit (TLS) and at rest.
Producing an AI-drafted session note involves sending session audio or notes to a third-party AI model provider for processing — this is the one point in the workflow where data may be processed outside Australia, which is why we're explicit about it here rather than only in the privacy policy. That data is contractually excluded from being used to train models, is not retained by the provider beyond producing your draft, and audio is deleted from Zenvia once the draft note is generated. Only the reviewed, signed note stays in the client's record. See how AI session notes work for the full workflow.
Practitioners see their own clients; group-practice admins and reception roles have separately scoped access matched to what their role actually needs. Every access to a client record and every edit to a session note is logged.
Client data is backed up regularly, with backups encrypted the same way as live data.
Export your full client file set at any time, in a readable format, whether you're staying or switching to another system. There's no exit fee and no lock-in — see our pricing page for the full terms.
This page is a plain-language summary. Our privacy policy is the governing document for how we handle personal information under the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth). If you have specific compliance questions for your practice or insurer, contact us directly.
Ask us directly — especially if you need something specific for your professional body or insurer.