One participant record, shared
A Case shared with a practitioner at another organisation is one participant record, not a copy of one — and they now see the record they were given, from the invitation email through to the Case itself.
Aldra Team1 min read
What’s new
A shared participant record is no longer blank
Both organisations work in the same participant record. Until now someone who accepted a share landed in it with no goals, no quality of life, no skills and no incidents. The record they were given now opens: goals and their progress, quality of life, skills, incidents and life circumstances.
Ending or revoking their access still takes effect at once, and it stays personal — a colleague of theirs is given nothing.
The invitation email opens the invitation
An invitation now opens on the invitation itself: sign in or create an account, set up a workspace if this is your first Case, accept, and land in the participant record. Before, the link could leave you on a sign-in page with nothing to say why.
A Case opens on its whole history
The Case overview was drawn from the last three months, so a Case with years behind it looked like it started in winter. Goals, outcomes and funding now open on everything the record holds.
Availability and how to get it
Live on the web for every organisation.
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