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Managing & Sharing Documents

The Documents tab, located within the Docs & Forms section of a patient's profile, allows Team Members to securely upload and manage patient-related documents.

You can:

  • 🆕 Upload new documents (PDF format)
  • ✏️ Edit titles and descriptions
  • 👀 Choose whether a document is shared with the patient or kept internal
  • 🔍 View, hide, or delete documents at any time

📂 Accessing the Documents Tab

From a patient’s profile:

  1. Navigate to Docs & Forms
  2. Click on the Documents tab
  3. You'll see a list of all documents that have been uploaded, with columns for:
    • Title
    • Description
    • Visibility (Share/Hide)
    • Created By
    • Created At

➕ Adding a New Document

To upload a new document:

  1. Click the + New button
  2. Enter a Title and Description
  3. Upload a PDF file
  4. Choose whether to Share with Patient (default: ON)
  5. Click Save

📌 If "Share with Patient" is ticked:

  • Patients can both view and download any documents shared with them in the patient's app and web portal via their My Documents section
  • The patient receives a notification letting them know a new document has been shared with them

⚙️ Managing Documents

Click the ••• menu next to any document to:

  • 👁 View the document
  • ✏️ Edit the title, description, or visibility
  • 🚫 Hide the document (removes it from patient view but keeps it stored)
  • 🗑 Delete the document permanently (this action cannot be undone)

Visibility options allow you to control whether a document is:

  • Shared — visible to the patient
  • Hidden — stored but not visible to the patient

👤 Patient View

If a document is marked as Shared, the patient will see it in the Documents section of their app or web portal, where they can:

  • View the title and description
  • Tap to open or download the PDF

✅ Tips

  • Only PDF documents can be uploaded
  • You can hide documents at any time from Patient view without deleting them