Evaluating for a department or group
On this page
Most evaluations cover the same ground. This page lists it in the order it usually comes up, with a link to the page that holds the detail, so an evaluation can be done against the documentation rather than against a sales call.
Clinical fit
- Which studies are covered: Templates. The library covers the common CT, MRI, ultrasound, radiography, fluoroscopy, nuclear medicine, breast and interventional examinations, with 107 studies mapped to live-fill bases, and any template can be adapted to a group's house style.
- How the impression is composed and what it leaves out: Impression policy. Groups with a different convention can change the ordering and suppression behaviour per template.
- Which scoring systems are applied and how they are confirmed: Clinical decision support.
- The reviewer's role: AI models and limitations. Every report is a draft; the Terms require review.
Privacy, security and compliance
- Identifier policy and agreements: HIPAA, BAAs and PHI. The product does not need PHI and the Terms prohibit entering it; a BAA with GigHz LLC is available for covered entities that intend to use identifiable data.
- Hosting, transport, scripts, roles, secrets, email: Security architecture.
- Inventory of what is stored and for how long, and deletion: Data handling and retention.
- Testing and change control: Quality assurance.
Operational fit
- No installation, no PACS or RIS integration, no IT project: it runs in a browser with a microphone beside the PACS. Reports are copied into the reporting system.
- Each radiologist has an individual account; there are no shared logins.
- Browser: Chrome or Edge on a desktop, microphone permitted for the application domain. Hospital browser policies that block microphone access block the product.
Commercial
- Two monthly prices and two trials, no annual plan, no lock-in: Plans, trials and billing.
- Group pricing and agreements are handled directly: signal@gighz.com.
How a pilot usually runs
- Two or three radiologists create accounts with their institutional email; the 90-day trial needs no card and no procurement.
- Each dictates a normal day's work for two weeks, copying reports into the reporting system as usual. Nothing about the department's systems changes.
- Feedback goes through the in-app issue report (metadata only) or email; fixes ship continuously and each becomes a permanent test.
- The group decides on the evidence of its own reports, and the templates it adapted during the pilot stay with the accounts.
Questions this page does not answer
Email signal@gighz.com. Security questionnaires are answered from the documentation above; if a question is not covered here, the answer is added to these pages so the next group does not have to ask.
This page is generated from documentation that ships with the application (docs v1.2.2). Version numbers, prices and trial lengths on this page are read from the running system, not typed by hand.