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Moat 01
Fidelity Score
0–100, published, suppressed on errors.
Nobody else publishes this. QA sees how much source content survived the conversion. Versus black-box managed services: “trust us, it converted.”
Workflow
SmPC DOCX or PDF → validated FHIR ePI Bundle
POST /api/process_stateless · sub-30s end-to-end · 21-field response · every fix logged with rule ID + before/after.
SmPC DOCX or PDF
EU QRD template
Phase 1 — FHIR Conformance
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Parse
DOCX / PDF input. SmPC strategy. HTML sanitised.
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FHIR map
Composition + Bundle (collection). SPOR-coded.
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Validate
validator_cli.jar against hl7.eu.fhir.epil. AutoFixer rules.
Phase 2 — Fidelity
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Score
Recall 0–100. Target: 99.0. FidelityFixer applied.
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Iterate
Up to 5×. Each fix logged. Fully idempotent.
FHIR Bundle
+ fidelity score · + immutable fix log
Three competitive moats
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Moat 02
Immutable Fix Log
Rule ID, location, before, after.
Hash-chained, append-only. Every AutoFixer + FidelityFixer rule is idempotent and traceable. Auditor gets a ledger, not a black box.
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Moat 03
Validator Evidence
HL7 validator_cli.jar, no shortcuts.
Run against hl7.eu.fhir.epil IG. HTTP-fallback runs are flagged in the response and audit log. “Passes EMA validation” means zero errors.
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