You can see
- How many joined, and how many are active
- How a challenge is going, as group totals
- How many people fall in a group, health risk included
- Trends across the whole workforce
Your company gets its own space. You pick the region that holds the data. You see group totals, never one person's health.
Illustrative sample data.
Vantage Fit keeps each company's data in its own space, held in the US, Canada, the EU, the UAE, or India. You pick the region. Admins see group totals with no names attached. Health records, vitals, and lab results stay private to the employee.
Each company gets its own walled-off space. Every search stays inside it. You pick where the data lives.
Every record is tagged to you, and a search cannot reach past your own data, whichever screen or export it comes from.
Choose the US, Canada, the EU, the UAE, or India when you sign up. The data stays there and is served from that region.
Admins see how many people joined, by team and across the company. They never see one person's health data.
Admins see how the group is doing. No admin screen or export shows one person's weight, sleep, blood pressure or mood.
Individual health data remains employee-only.
How we handle sign-in, sessions, and the data itself.
Your account team shares the security documentation during your review.
Our ISO certificates are available to download below. SOC 2 Type II, our DPA, BAA, and VAPT report contain sensitive detail and are shared with your security team on request.
You get your own space. Your records and challenge data never mix with anyone else's. Every search is tied to you, so it cannot reach past that line. Health data reaches admins only as group totals.
Employee data sits in the data center you pick: the US, Canada, the EU, the UAE, or India. It stays in that region and is served from there.
For what this page does not cover, ask your account team. They hold the latest documentation.
Walk through how we keep data separate, where it is held, and what you can see. Then take the security packet to your reviewers.