Claim files holding health data, processed without leaving the company.

A bodily-injury claim file holds medical certificates, expert reports and history. The FADP classes these as sensitive personal data: processing them requires a justification and security proportionate to the risk, not a ticked box in a set of terms.

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01 — ART. 5(C) AND ART. 8 FADP

What the law requires of you.

Health data is sensitive personal data. Processing it calls for security measures proportionate to the risk, and disclosure to a third party requires its own justification.

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01 · USESummarise a heavy claim file before a decision, with the reference back to the document.

02 · USECompare two sets of policy terms and list the differences in cover.

03 · USEFind, across the book, the policies touched by a given clause or exclusion.

04 · USEDraft a position or refusal letter from the company's own templates.

05 · USEReconcile an expert report against what is already on file.

02 — THE OBJECTION

We already have a processing agreement with a European host. Is that not enough?

It is enough to host. It is not enough for a processing operation that copies file content to a third party whose model learns. And on health data, that is the first thing the commissioner looks at. A machine with no outbound path removes the question instead of documenting it.

03 — THE SIZING

For a typical profile in this profession.

Computed, not chosen: headcount × peak ratio × weight of the work, against machine capacity. Your actual situation goes through the configurator.

Profile used	60 peopleWhole case files, comparison, review.
Concurrent sessions to absorb	24
Recommended machine	Numezis 425 % headroom
Required circuit	Dedicated T23 socket · 16 A circuit
List price	128'000 CHFservice 28'200 CHF / year

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If the question is “where do we start” rather than “which machine”, the group's Advisory and Engineering practice handles exactly that.

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