SaaS compliance finder
SaaS HIPAA compliance vendor finder
Review SaaS vendors for HIPAA, BAA, PHI, and SOC 2 signals before regulated data enters a tool. Each profile is educational, source-backed where possible, date-stamped, and written to avoid absolute compliance claims.
Core vendor profiles
24
High-confidence source reviews
11
Conditional HIPAA signals
13
Short answer
No SaaS vendor should be treated as automatically HIPAA compliant. Start with public HIPAA, BAA, PHI, and SOC 2 signals, then verify the exact product, plan, covered services, configuration, integrations, and intended use directly with the vendor.
Core vendor profiles
| Vendor | Category | HIPAA signal | BAA signal | Confidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HubSpot HubSpot may support some HIPAA-regulated workflows only under specific plan, configuration, and Business Associate Agreement conditions. Do not s... | CRM and marketing | Conditional | Available for eligible setup | Medium |
| Klaviyo Klaviyo should not be assumed suitable for PHI or HIPAA-regulated marketing workflows from public documentation alone. Verify BAA availability, e... | CRM and marketing | Unable to confirm | Unable to confirm | Medium |
| Wix Wix may support HIPAA-regulated site workflows only after PHI protection is activated, a supported plan is used, and the BAA process is completed... | Forms and intake | Conditional | Available after PHI protection | Medium |
| Shopify Shopify should not be treated as a PHI-handling platform. Shopify's Acceptable Use Policy lists uploading Protected Health Information subject to... | CRM and marketing | Not supported for PHI | Unable to confirm | High |
| QuickBooks QuickBooks Online should not be used to store individually identifiable health information. Intuit's public QuickBooks guidance says QuickBooks O... | Accounting and payments | Not HIPAA compliant | Unable to confirm | High |
| QuickBooks Desktop QuickBooks Desktop requires separate review because compliance depends on local deployment, hosted access, backups, support, payments, payroll, a... | Accounting and payments | Unable to confirm | Unable to confirm | Medium |
| ChatGPT ChatGPT should only be used with PHI under eligible OpenAI products and agreements. OpenAI states API BAA coverage is limited to eligible zero-re... | AI chatbots | Conditional | Eligible products only | High |
| Google Calendar Google Calendar may support HIPAA-regulated scheduling only as part of eligible Google Workspace or Cloud Identity services after a Google BAA is... | Calendar and scheduling | Conditional | Google Workspace BAA | High |
| Chime Chime should be treated as a consumer banking product, not a HIPAA workflow platform. ComplySaaS did not confirm public BAA or HIPAA documentatio... | Accounting and payments | Unable to confirm | Unable to confirm | Low |
| Zelle Zelle should not be used as a PHI-handling system. It is a payment network accessed through participating financial institutions, and ComplySaaS ... | Accounting and payments | Unable to confirm | Unable to confirm | Low |
| Airtable Airtable may support some HIPAA-regulated workflows only for Enterprise Scale customers that execute Airtable's Health Information Exhibit or app... | Forms and intake | Conditional | Enterprise Scale only | High |
| Jotform Jotform may support HIPAA-regulated forms only when HIPAA features are enabled, the account is on an eligible plan, and a Business Associate Agre... | Forms and intake | Conditional | Available with HIPAA features | High |
| Zapier Zapier should not be used to automate workflows involving PHI. Zapier's own HIPAA guidance says it is not HIPAA compliant and should not be used ... | Forms and intake | Not supported for PHI | Unable to confirm | High |
| AWS AWS can support HIPAA-regulated workloads only under the AWS Business Associate Addendum, HIPAA-eligible services, and correct customer configura... | Cloud and database | Conditional | AWS BAA required | High |
| SendGrid Twilio SendGrid should not be used to send or process PHI. SendGrid's own documentation says it is not a HIPAA Eligible Service, does not nativel... | Email and messaging | Not HIPAA eligible | Not available for SendGrid | High |
| Salesforce Salesforce may support HIPAA-regulated workflows only for covered Salesforce services, configured features, and contract scope. Verify the curren... | CRM and marketing | Conditional | Covered services only | High |
| Google Workspace Google Workspace may support HIPAA-regulated workflows only for included Workspace or Cloud Identity functionality after the Google BAA is accept... | Email and messaging | Conditional | Google Workspace BAA | High |
| Pipedrive Pipedrive should be treated as a conditional SaaS option for HIPAA-regulated workflows until BAA availability, covered services, security evidenc... | CRM and marketing | Conditional | Public signal - verify scope | Low |
| Notion Notion should be treated as a conditional SaaS option for HIPAA-regulated workflows until BAA availability, covered services, security evidence, ... | CRM and marketing | Conditional | Public signal - verify scope | Low |
| monday.com monday.com should be treated as a conditional SaaS option for HIPAA-regulated workflows until BAA availability, covered services, security eviden... | CRM and marketing | Conditional | Public signal - verify scope | Low |
| Paubox Paubox is purpose-built for HIPAA-focused email workflows and may be a safer option for healthcare email than general marketing or transactional ... | Email and messaging | HIPAA-focused email | BAA required | Medium |
| Stripe Stripe has strong payment security and SOC evidence, but ComplySaaS did not confirm public HIPAA or BAA support for PHI workflows in this pass. H... | Accounting and payments | Unable to confirm | Unable to confirm | Medium |
| Calendly Calendly should not be treated as a PHI collection tool. Calendly's Notetaker FAQ says Calendly is not designed to collect Protected Health Infor... | Calendar and scheduling | Not designed for PHI | Unable to confirm | Medium |
| Square Square may support some HIPAA-regulated workflows only under Square's HIPAA Business Associate Agreement and the applicable Square services. Heal... | Accounting and payments | Conditional | Square HIPAA BAA | Medium |
Browse HIPAA software categories
Email and messaging
HIPAA-regulated email and messaging workflows usually require more than encryption. Verify BAA availability, covered services, admin controls, retention, audit logs, user access, and whether PHI can appear in message bodies, subject lines, attachments, or notifications.
CRM and marketing
Healthcare CRM and marketing tools are often conditional. A vendor's security program does not automatically make campaigns, forms, lead records, chat, or integrations appropriate for PHI. Verify BAA scope, eligible plans, field handling, consent, and connected apps.
Forms and intake
Forms and intake tools are high-risk because they intentionally collect sensitive information. Before using any form builder for PHI, verify BAA coverage, storage location, email notifications, file uploads, integrations, access controls, and deletion workflows.
Calendar and scheduling
Scheduling tools can expose PHI through appointment titles, notes, guest lists, reminders, video links, and integrations. Verify BAA coverage and configure calendars so appointment metadata does not disclose diagnosis, treatment, or patient status.
Accounting and payments
Accounting and payment systems may not need PHI to do their job. Healthcare teams should avoid diagnosis, treatment, or patient details in invoices, memos, receipts, payment notes, attachments, and support tickets unless BAA coverage is verified.
AI chatbots
AI tools require strict review before any PHI use. Verify eligible product tier, BAA terms, data retention, training controls, logging, connected apps, human review workflows, and whether prompts, uploads, transcripts, or outputs contain regulated data.
Verification guides
What Is a Business Associate Agreement (BAA)?
A Business Associate Agreement is a HIPAA contract between a covered entity and a vendor that may create, receive, maintain, or transmit PHI. A BAA does not automatically make a workflow compliant; plan scope, product configuration, and intended use still matter.
Can You Store PHI in SaaS Tools?
You should only store PHI in a SaaS tool after verifying that the vendor, product, plan, agreement, configuration, and connected systems support that specific regulated workflow. Public security claims or SOC 2 evidence alone are not enough.
What Makes a Phone Number or Texting App HIPAA Compliant?
A phone number is not HIPAA compliant by itself. The calling, texting, voicemail, storage, staff access, vendor agreement, and message content all matter. Verify BAA availability and avoid including PHI in SMS or voicemail unless the workflow is approved.
How to Evaluate a HIPAA-Compliant App Builder
A no-code app builder may support HIPAA-regulated workflows only if the vendor covers the exact product, database, file storage, automations, integrations, support, and logging under appropriate agreements and configuration. Verify every data path before collecting PHI.
HIPAA Firewall Requirements for SaaS Teams
HIPAA does not name one universal firewall product that makes a system compliant. Teams should evaluate network safeguards, access controls, logging, encryption, vulnerability management, vendor scope, and risk analysis for the specific PHI environment.
Methodology
- Prioritize vendor official documentation, trust pages, legal terms, BAA materials, and regulator guidance.
- Separate HIPAA, BAA, PHI, SOC 2, PCI, and general security signals instead of collapsing them into one status.
- Use confidence levels and source notes where public documentation is incomplete or plan-dependent.
- Recommend direct vendor verification before PHI is stored, transmitted, processed, or entered into connected tools.