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Health insurers and companies.
Offer Kata as a benefit to the people you cover or employ, and see whether it is working, in the aggregate. You see who you invited and who joined, never anyone's health data, and no one is individually tracked.
Health insurers
An insurer can offer Kata as a professional benefit inside its package: a daily health companion for the people it covers. The insurer gets a role that sees the membership of the people it invited and, as a group only, seats, activation and activity: never health data, and activity only for a group of at least five distinct, verified, active members.
Corporate wellness
A company can offer Kata as a staff benefit inside its wellness or health programs. An HR or corporate health lead gets a role that sees the seats in use against the seats bought and, for each person the company invited, the email it invited, whether they joined, left or were removed, and when. Activity shows only as a group, and only for a group of at least five distinct, verified, active members. Never health data.
Never health data, activity only as a group
This is the firm line. Insurers and employers never receive health data, and there is no individual tracking: no one's weight, no one's logs, no one's chats, no name attached to a number. About a person, you see membership only: the email you invited (people who joined by link or code appear without one), whether they are invited, joined, left or were removed, the invite and join dates, and for a pending invite whether it expired or was withdrawn and when it was last mailed. About activity, you see the shape of success across many people, at the level of abstraction a survey would give. Each person's data stays with them, exactly as on any Kata account.
How membership works for your people
A membership is an invite, never a takeover. People join by email invite, by link or QR code, or by typing the company code in their Profile, see plainly what is covered, and confirm for themselves. While the membership runs, their Kata plan is covered by the company and shows on their Profile; their account and everything in it stay their own, and they can leave at any time, with Kata saying plainly where their plan goes then: back to Kata Free, or on with their own subscription. Kata keeps a record of each membership change (invited, joined, left, removed) and counts how often an invite was mailed, never anything about health. Group numbers only ever appear for a group of at least five distinct, verified, active members, so no group is small enough to point at one person.
A benefit only earns trust if the people using it know their employer or insurer cannot look over their shoulder. Aggregate-only insight into activity is what lets an organization measure that a program works without ever reading anyone's health. See Your data.
How to start
Write to partner@yourkata.com or use the partners page, and we scope the benefit, the licensing and the rollout together. See the Partners overview.