The Clients area provides a central place for managing the people receiving services from your clinic.

Client Records

A client record can contain information such as:

Access to information depends on the user’s permissions and relationship to the client.

Adding a Client

Authorized users can create a client record from the Clients area or as part of supported operational workflows.

Enter the available client information and save the record.

Make sure contact information is accurate, as it may be used throughout appointment and communication workflows.

Client 360

Authorized Admin users can open a client’s workspace to see a consolidated view of their activity.

Client 360 is organized around areas such as:

This reduces the need to search across different parts of the system for information relating to the same client.

Appointments

The client’s appointment history provides context about previous and upcoming appointments.

Authorized users can use this area to review appointment information and continue relevant workflows.

Clinical Information

Clinical information is permission-controlled.

Depending on the user’s authorization and clinical capability, the system may provide access to information such as:

Administrative access alone does not automatically grant unrestricted clinical access.

Billing

Authorized users can review financial activity associated with the client, including relevant:

Client Timeline

The Timeline brings relevant events together chronologically to provide a broader view of the client’s history.

The information shown remains subject to the user’s permissions.

Important

A Client is not permanently assigned to one clinic location.

Clinic context comes from operational records such as appointments and authorized clinical records.

Next

Continue to Appointments & Scheduling to learn how clients are booked and managed through the scheduling workflow.