What changes between plans?
Plans differ by seats, source volume, administrative controls, onboarding support, and whether the program needs enterprise agreements.
Choose the plan that matches how MARCUS will be used: one clinician, a clinical unit, a residency program, or an enterprise deployment. Each tier keeps the same rule: local sources first, citations visible, and unsupported questions stopped.
Plans differ by seats, source volume, administrative controls, onboarding support, and whether the program needs enterprise agreements.
Yes. The Resident plan is for one clinician with a focused rotation library. Department and Program plans add shared access and administration.
A seat is one user who can access shared projects, ask questions, review sources, and inspect cited answers.
No. Your sources remain your library. MARCUS reads the passages needed to answer a question and keeps the citation attached.
MARCUS should show that the local source is missing or insufficient instead of filling the gap with unsupported prose.
Onboarding covers source organization, access setup, initial processing, and answer-quality review with the clinical team.