Why we built this
We were the agency that could read your patients' messages.
SafeSubmit grew out of an uncomfortable truth we kept running into at our agency. We were building and managing websites for mental health practices - and every time a patient filled in a contact form, those enquiries landed in our hands too.
Full names. Phone numbers. Detailed explanations of mental health conditions. Information that was meant only for the clinician. And yet, as the agency, we could see all of it.
It didn't feel right. And the more we looked into it, the more we realised most of our clients were completely unaware there was even an issue - let alone that it made them genuinely non-compliant. Even initial enquiries count as sensitive health information under the Privacy Act and AHPRA guidelines, and ordinary contact forms simply aren't built to handle that.
Platforms like WordPress make this worse. They're powerful, but they're inherently open - your web agency, your host, your plugin providers and your backup services all have varying degrees of access to everything that comes through. That's fine for a café booking. It's not fine for a patient disclosing their mental health history.
So we built SafeSubmit. With it, we still support the clinics we work with - but now we only see a high-level summary of enquiries (enough to gauge lead quality), never the personal details that aren't ours to read. And more importantly, neither does anyone else.
"We could see all the patient enquiries coming through - full names, explanations of mental health conditions - and it definitely didn't feel right."
With SafeSubmit, your agency can still support you - but they only see a summary, never the personal details that aren't theirs to read.