UD Consent Manager

ProFree during beta

Structured consent .uds with expiration tied to the procedure date and multilingual output for patient understanding.

This is not medical or legal advice. Always follow your institution's consent procedures.

Consent type *

Procedure / intervention details *

Risks discussed

Patient name *

Date of birth

Clinician name *

Procedure date

Language streams

This is not medical or legal advice. Always consult a qualified clinician. Part of the Universal Document™ ecosystem.

How UD Consent Manager differs from DocuSign and Veeva

General e-signature platforms handle signatures. They don't model consent-specific rules like procedure-linked expiry or multilingual patient comprehension.

DocuSign / Adobe Sign

General e-signature platforms. They capture a signature but don't model consent semantics — no procedure-linked expiry, no multilingual patient streams, no awareness that consent lapses if a procedure date changes.

Veeva Vault / paper consent forms

Enterprise systems require institution-wide deployment and IT integration. Paper forms have no expiry enforcement and no audit trail without manual scanning.

UD Consent Manager — procedure-linked expiry

Consent expiry is tied directly to the procedure date — automatically set to 7 days post-procedure. UD Reader surfaces this immediately, so no one acts on stale consent.

UD Consent Manager — multilingual patient comprehension

Generate consent in up to 8 languages within a single .uds file. The patient reads their language; the clinician reads the structured English record. Comprehension and compliance in one document.