Pocket outlines HIPAA, SOC 2, FCC and recording-consent measures

Pocket says it is HIPAA compliant and uses HIPAA-compliant servers for medical workloads. The company also considered SOC 2 compliance for enterprise use from the outset.

The company said a device with a Bluetooth radio would generally require FCC approval. To reduce consent-related risk, Pocket makes recording start and stop through a user button action.

The stated approach begins with the user’s consent—described as one-party consent in one state—and leaves users responsible for seeking consent from others. The company said people are often open to recording when asked and may welcome sharing the resulting transcript and meeting notes.