No permanent invoice archive
Invoice files are meant to be processed for extraction, then discarded rather than stored as documents.
Privacy-first architecture
Molarvia extracts market data, not patient identity.
Dental prices are useful for patients across Alberta. Patient names, insurance numbers, birth dates, and medical identity data are not useful for price comparison. Molarvia is designed around that separation.
Only market facts
Molarvia needs clinic, city, procedure code, procedure description, price, and date when available.
Human confirmation
Users confirm extracted values before a price becomes part of the public comparison dataset.
Explicit consent
Receipt explanation, visit tracking, and price submission require an account and an affirmative consent step before processing.
Third-party extraction
Document extraction may use service providers such as OpenAI to turn uploaded files into structured facts.
Breach readiness
Molarvia should keep incident response, access controls, and security review processes appropriate for sensitive personal information.
Data minimization
What Molarvia should not store
Patient names, home addresses, dates of birth, insurance policy numbers, and treatment notes are outside the price transparency mission.
No patient names stored
No insurance numbers stored
No permanent invoice archive
No medical advice or diagnosis