Privacy & Security

Your clients' details stay with you.

Clearpath is built so identifying client information never needs to leave your practice. Here's exactly what we collect, where it goes, and how long we keep it — in plain English.

At a glance

The short version

De-identified by design

Forms ask for a client reference (like J001), not a name. No addresses, Medicare numbers or contact details go in — you add those to the Word document yourself.

Never used to train AI

What you enter is used only to draft your letter. It is not used to train AI models — ours or anyone else's.

You approve every letter

Clearpath writes a draft. You review, edit and decide whether it's sent. Nothing goes to Centrelink, the NDIA or a housing provider from us.

Upfront about where data goes

Some of the services we use are based overseas, including the United States. We name them below so you can make an informed decision.

What goes in — and what never should

The letter forms are designed around de-identified information. Here's the line.

What the forms ask for

  • Your details as the authorName, role, AHPRA / registration number, practice name and phone — so they appear on the letter.
  • A client reference codeSomething only you can link back to the client, like J001.
  • Year of birth onlyNever a full date of birth.
  • Clinical informationDiagnosis, treatment history, functional impact and support needs — written without names or identifying details.

What should never go in

  • Client names, including first names or nicknames
  • Addresses, suburbs or specific locations
  • Medicare, CRN, NDIS or other ID numbers
  • Phone numbers or email addresses
  • Names of family members, employers or schools
Watch the free-text boxes. A reference code and year of birth on their own don't identify anyone — but a detailed story in a free-text field can. Describe the situation, not the person: "works in retail" rather than the employer's name; "lives with a parent" rather than the parent's name.
Where it goes

The path your information takes

From the moment you press generate to the moment the letter lands in your inbox.

01

You submit the form

Your entries are sent securely over an encrypted (HTTPS) connection from your browser.

02

Our automation receives it

The form goes to our workflow on Make.com, which runs on servers in the United States.

03

The draft is written

The de-identified details are sent to Anthropic's Claude, through its business API, which writes the draft. Under Anthropic's commercial terms, what we send is not used to train its models.

04

You receive a Word document

The draft is formatted as an editable Word document using Google Docs and emailed to you from our Gmail account, with the reference code — never a name — in the subject line.

The detail

Everything else you'd want to check

How long we keep it

Letter content is kept only as long as needed to create and deliver your letter:

  • Automation: our Make.com workflow is set to "confidential", so the content of your letter is not stored in its run history.
  • Generated documents: kept in a private Google Drive folder that no one browses, and deleted at least once a week.
  • Delivery emails: a copy stays in our sent mail. It contains only the de-identified letter and is labelled by reference code, never by name.

Once the letter is in your hands, the copy you keep is your clinical record — and your responsibility under your own record-keeping obligations.

Overseas services we use

To run Clearpath we use a small number of trusted providers. Some store or process information outside Australia:

  • Make.com — workflow automation (United States)
  • Anthropic (Claude) — writes the draft (United States)
  • Google (Docs, Drive and Gmail) — creates, stores and emails the Word document (United States and other countries where Google operates)
  • Netlify — hosts this website and receives the free-trial and contact forms (United States)
  • Stripe — processes card payments for paid plans and letter packs (Australia and United States)

We only send these providers what they need to do their job, and we choose providers that don't use customer content to train AI models.

Your details as a clinician

When you claim free credits or contact us, we collect your name, work email and practice name. We use them to send your access code, provide support, keep track of your credits, and send occasional product updates. Every email has an unsubscribe link, and we never sell or share your details for anyone else's marketing.

Security

  • Everything between your browser and our services is encrypted in transit (HTTPS).
  • Access to the letter generator needs a unique access code.
  • Only Clearpath's founder can access our systems, and only to deliver or support the service.
  • Every account we use to run Clearpath is protected with two-factor authentication.

Your professional obligations

Clearpath is a drafting tool. You remain the author of every letter and are responsible for checking it is accurate before you sign and send it. As with any tool you use in practice, consider whether you need to let clients know you use a de-identified drafting service, in line with your own privacy policy and professional guidelines.

Access, correction & deletion

You can ask us what we hold about you, ask us to correct it, or ask us to delete your account and any letter data we still hold. Email info@clearpath-ai.com.au and we'll respond within 5 business days.

Questions or complaints

Contact us first at info@clearpath-ai.com.au and we'll work with you to fix it. If you're not satisfied with our response, you can contact the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner at oaic.gov.au.

Clearpath AI is operated by CLH, ABN 32 908 506 634. For the formal detail, read our full Privacy Policy.

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Last updated: November 2026