Privacy notice · last updated 21 October 2026
Practix is clinic software. The clinic that uses it is the data controller for its patients; Practix processes that data on the clinic's instructions. This page says plainly who we are, where the data sits and who else touches it.
Practix is operated by Karmun, based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, as an individual pending business registration. Contact: support@practix.my or WhatsApp +60 14-665 3696. When a registered business entity takes over this service, this page will name it and the date of the change.
Whatever the clinic enters: patient identity and contact details, appointments, clinical records (charts, notes, photographs, consents), billing and payment records, staff accounts, and the clinic's own settings. Voice recordings and typed text submitted to the AI scribe are stored with the resulting note so the clinic can trace what was said.
| Processor | What it does | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Supabase | Database, file storage, authentication | Sydney, Australia (AWS ap-southeast-2) |
| Cloudflare | Serves the web application and public pages | Global edge network |
| OpenAI | Speech-to-text and note structuring for the AI scribe and the other AI features listed in the in-app AI register, with model training disabled | United States |
| Sentry | Application error reports (technical diagnostics; no patient records) | United States / EU |
| Google Fonts | Typefaces on the web pages | Global |
Clinic and patient data is therefore stored and processed outside Malaysia. A clinic that needs a specific hosting region or a signed data-processing agreement should ask before onboarding.
Every AI feature is listed in an AI register inside the application, with what it receives and what it returns. AI output is a draft that a dentist reviews and signs; the system records what was removed or flagged before signing. Audio and text sent for AI processing are sent with model training disabled.
Data is retained for as long as the clinic uses the service and for any period the clinic is required by Malaysian law to keep clinical and financial records. When a clinic leaves, it can export its data; we delete our copy after the agreed handover period.
If you are a patient of a clinic that uses Practix, your requests to access, correct or delete your data go to the clinic — it is the data user and the only party that can verify who you are. We help the clinic fulfil them.
Changes to this notice are dated at the top of the page.