MODULE M18 · Available as needed

Audit, security & system operations

Evidence, monitoring and recovery form the security foundation of the entire product.

Audit, security and operational monitoring keep relevant processes traceable. Protection and Swiss data residency accompany the selected modules.

  • Log transactions
  • Monitor operations
  • Protect data
Features and responsibility
Trust in everyday operations.3D animation
In finalisation

The 18 modules form the feature catalogue; they are not a mandatory selection. You decide which areas your institution uses. AI is activated only on request. Clinical dependencies and finalisation are described on the module pages.

01 / IN DAILY USE

Tasks and responsibility.

You choose this module according to your institution's needs. The interfaces described are configured for the areas you select. AI support is available exclusively on request and processes data on Oronela's own servers in Switzerland.

Audit and operations make professional transactions and their technical foundations verifiable. Changes, protected read approvals, exports, AI suggestions and human decisions retain protected evidence. Security controls are part of the shared system and remain effective independently of individual module configurations.

Monitoring, key rotation, backups and recovery are managed as verified operational workflows. Data protection requests consider original data and derived copies together. Support access receives a specific purpose, scope, time-limited approval and traceable revocation.

Information maintained by the module
AreaContent and meaning
Audit evidenceActor, purpose, time, institution, object and source revision, decision, result and correlation.
Operations and recovery caseStatus, alarm, approvals, backup status, key reference, measured recovery and professional review.
Data protection and support caseChecked request, permitted scope, deadline, retention hold, execution evidence and controlled completion.

02 / MODULE FUNCTIONAL SCOPE

What this module covers.

4 functional areas connect this module's tasks. The following sections explain the content, handling and responsibilities.

Audit catalogue, evidence search and integrity verification

Quickly reconstruct a transaction and its AI and human decisions, and detect missing or manipulated evidence.

A versioned event catalogue records user, system, infrastructure and AI paths, including reading, rejection, export, emergency access, migration, support, policy, key and configuration changes; module registration demonstrates mandatory paths.

Evidence search connects process, command, revision, causality and correlation IDs and time sources. UUIDv7 alone is not a binding order; the sequence and commit context come from the designated journal.

A protected reconstructive view shows the action, purpose, decision foundations, authorisation, human approval and professional result; sensitive original data and AI contexts are decrypted only with additional authorisation.

Verification processes compare the operational journal, outbox and archive receipts, and independent integrity evidence; gaps, delayed archiving and manipulation produce a monitored finding. A hash alone proves neither the accuracy of a statement nor the completeness of all real events.

A disabled domain module cannot switch off audit or tenant protection. A lack of persistent auditing for online read approvals must not silently release plaintext data; outage behaviour follows the approved foundation concept.

The audit itself is sensitive: purpose limitation, separate access rights and versioned retention and deletion rules apply; search and export access is also evidenced without endlessly recursive content logging.

Responsibility
Data protection staff and auditors act according to each approved purpose, security operations access technical metadata and archive administration is independent; an organisation administrator does not receive comprehensive audit full-text access.
Automation & AI
Rule-based completeness and integrity checks and escalation. AI can summarise authorised evidence with sources for each item; it does not prove truth, delete findings or present chain-of-thought as evidence. AI features require activation at your request. Processing remains on Oronela's own servers in Switzerland.

Operational status, key rotation and recovery

Identify problems early and enable evidenced recovery of all protected data and services.

The operational overview shows required services, databases and replication, audit and archive, keys, identity, jobs, GPU, backups and permitted external connections with a reliable source and version; no PHI appears in ordinary telemetry labels or stack traces.

Alert profiles have priority, responsible people, substitutes, escalation and acknowledgement; accepting an alert is separate from actually resolving it. Missing monitoring is itself a visible state.

Key rotation is prepared, approved, executed and verified; current and old data segments, backups, audit records and recovery requirements remain decryptable under retention rules. There is no plaintext fallback during a KMS outage.

Backup and restore runs include data, documents, audit, identities, configuration, required keys and deletion or revocation lists. Recovery takes place in isolation first; deleted content must not be served normally again after restoration.

RPO, RTO and availability targets from the architecture are demonstrated through measurable exercises; “backup successful” is not proof of restoration. Actual incident and restore approval requires named responsible people.

Runbooks contain safe diagnostics, limited actions, fallback, professional emergency operation and communication routes. Security controls must not be silently disabled to optimise speed.

Responsibility
Technical operations works within narrowly defined actions; key and recovery leads have defined separation of duties; professional leads confirm domain service resumption. Audit and archive administration remains independent.
Automation & AI
Health checks, backup checks, rotation steps and exercises are orchestrated deterministically. AI may explain sanitised technical data and suggest runbook steps; no autonomous decryption, deletion or production recovery cutover. AI features require activation at your request. Processing remains on Oronela's own servers in Switzerland.

Private installation, secure configuration and support

Reliably operate a private GPU and server installation and allow time-limited support without standing access to care records.

Supported private and SaaS profiles use the same mandatory protection. Configuration must not disable tenant checks, auditing, encryption, AI gateway protection checks or revision control.

Private release includes the required locally available artefacts, containers, models, translation catalogues and operational documents with traceable provenance and licences. Within the approved local functional scope, there is no runtime dependency on public AI, telemetry or licence servers.

Necessary external domain interfaces remain explicitly configured and show when they are unreachable. Egress is controlled; failing external services do not trigger hidden alternative providers.

A support request contains the reason, identity, tenant, narrowly scoped actions and data, duration, approvers and purpose. Required access is activated for a limited time, recorded and automatically revoked; there is no standing full access or shared support account.

Support packages are minimised or redacted and reviewed before sharing; secrets, keys and free-form health data are not collected automatically. Diagnostics with content access are separately approved and traceable.

The installation or upgrade profile is verified against its security configuration and artefact hashes; failed checks prevent release. Rollback must not violate schema, audit or key compatibility.

Responsibility
The local operator runs the system, responsible organisation and data leads approve specific support, the support person receives only a temporary role, and an independent reviewer checks evidence. The approving person cannot arbitrarily delegate beyond their own authority.
Automation & AI
Automatic profile validation, expiry and revocation, and sanitised diagnostic packages. Local AI may provide operational help using approved knowledge; it can neither approve support access nor change firewall or audit rules based on a document. AI features require activation at your request. Processing remains on Oronela's own servers in Switzerland.

Data protection requests, retention and controlled disclosure

Personal data requests are followed from identity checks and source search through to evidenced execution.

Residents, staff and authorised representatives receive an accessible route to request access, correction, restriction or deletion. The responsible party checks identity, representation, a secure reply channel, scope and deadlines against the approved customer and legal profile. There is no unverified universal retention period.

Data search queries registered domain modules in a controlled way. Every result identifies person assignment, source, purpose, period, revision, derived copies and retention or hold status. A module error is shown as incomplete coverage, not an empty result.

Before disclosure, information about third parties and protected staff and clinical content are reviewed. A representative does not have a blanket entitlement to every internal investigation. Restrictions and redactions require a responsible decision with a traceable explanation.

A disclosure package connects readable documents, structured data where applicable and a source directory. Recipient, purpose and exact content revision are approved before protected handover. Access, expiry and current permission are also checked on retrieval.

Corrections go to the authoritative domain process. Signed care entries, prescriptions, time records and messages are not overwritten through general deletion or writing access. The objection, decision, original and permitted addendum remain traceable together.

Retention rules specify data category, legal profile, triggering event, duration rule, responsible parties and exceptions. A reasoned retention hold is approved separately and reviewed regularly. Before deletion, a preview shows the affected sources and impacts.

Search and vector indexes, AI context and memories, reports, exports, temporary files, permitted mobile copies, object versions and backups are included in the scope. A UUID or hash does not prove anonymisation. Copies lawfully retained require their own purpose and restricted access.

New restrictions or changed sources make affected execution plans subject to renewed review. Each professional module carries out its own permitted action and provides evidence. A case closes only after complete reconciliation of all required results or justified exceptions.

Protected audit evidence and lawful retention holds are preserved. Immutable archives follow their approved lifecycle. When older backups are restored, current deletion, restriction and revocation decisions are applied before access resumes.

Responsibility
Specially authorised data protection leads handle content and legal approval. Technical administration sees necessary operational metadata and receives no general access to complete records.
Automation & AI
Collection, reminders and approved resumption are automated under control. AI can draft an authorised explanation, but does not decide entitlement, disclosure, retention holds or deletion. AI features require activation at your request. Processing remains on Oronela's own servers in Switzerland.
Connection & offline use
Source search, disclosure approval, export, restrictions, deletion and closing require an online connection.

03 / ADDITIONAL FEATURES

Further features in detail.

Dedicated customer database and complete customer lifecycle

Each legal customer has a dedicated database with controlled data access and protected key references. Multiple locations of the same customer are organised within this account. Where a stronger operational profile is needed, a dedicated cluster boundary can be used; the specific isolation is verified during implementation.

Customer provisioning, suspension and departure follow a monitored process. A partially failed setup is not shown as an accessible active tenant. Departure ends sessions, background jobs and new deliveries while export, retention and lawful holds are completed under control.

Recovery considers the database, documents, audit, identities, configuration and required keys together. An older state is checked in isolation and reconciled with current revocation and deletion decisions. Restoring one customer must not roll other customers back to an earlier time.

The technical controls complement operation on Swiss ISO 27001 infrastructure and our own private AI infrastructure. Infrastructure certification does not replace professional product acceptance; sources, approvals and evidence of successful recovery are maintained separately.

04 / PRACTICAL EXAMPLE

Recovery after a data correction

  1. Operations restores a backup in an isolated environment.

  2. Data, documents, identities, configuration, keys and audit are checked together.

  3. Current deletion, restriction and revocation decisions are applied before renewed access is approved.

  4. The responsible parties review professional service resumption and document its actual scope.

An old backup does not activate permissions that have since been revoked or restore restricted information without checking it. Missing sources or keys remain unresolved recovery errors.

SYSTEM WORKFLOW / Typical workflow

Typical workflow

  1. 01

    Relevant actions create verifiable evidence; defined backups protect data and operational state.

  2. 02

    Monitoring and authorised search routes make faults and their associated history traceable.

  3. 03

    Controlled recovery includes data, identities, configuration and keys.

View the domain workflow in 3D
M18 WORKFLOWStep by step
Illustrative workflow model
01Audit & backup
INFORMATIONAudit & operational evidence
02Monitoring & verification
Actor · Revision · EventReady for handover

Relevant actions create verifiable evidence; defined backups protect data and operational state.

Evidence, monitoring and backups enable controlled recovery.
What information is passed on?
  1. 01 → 02
    Audit & operational evidence

    Actor · Revision · Event

  2. 02 → 03
    Verified backup state

    Data · Identities · Keys

  3. 03 → 01
    Recovery evidence

    Result · Review · Responsibility

DATA EXCHANGE / MODULE CONNECTIONS

Interfaces in context.

M18 is at the centre. The connections show which modules can provide or receive information when selected and configured for your institution. Choose a connection to see its data scope.

M18 CONNECTIONSExchange across modules
Versioned module contracts
M18This module
INFORMATIONAccess evidence
M15Access & revision
Assignments, time-limited support and access evidence.Ready for handover

Assignments, time-limited support and access evidence. Audit and tenant boundaries remain independently active.

The connections show domain data relationships. Specific API contracts and partner connections are versioned and approved separately.
Input
Transmission, export, acknowledgement and error response.
Professional rule
Recovery also includes identities, configuration and keys.

The module requirements define the exchange of domain information. Each module manages its own data; other modules use approved, versioned contracts. Permissions, tenant, revision and acknowledgement are preserved throughout.

READ MORE / Connected modules

Linked modules

SOURCES & DEVELOPMENT STATUS

Functional scope. Current status.

This module, selectable according to need, is part of Oronela in finalisation. Functions, responsibilities and interfaces form the fixed scope. Finalisation combines professional acceptance reviews with feedback from care institutions: real needs determine the final improvements.

Comparison with the module requirements, implementation plan and current Oronela system codebase: 1 October 2026. Product requirements M18-01–M18-05 · M18-A–D. The following areas are explained on this page:

Sources in the product repository
  • Umsetzungsplan/Module/M18_Audit_und_Betrieb.md
  • Umsetzungsplan/Erweiterungen/12_Privacy_and_Tenant_Lifecycle.md
  • Current additions to the implementation specification and project status as of 1 October 2026
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