Give a client or family member access

Give a client, or someone in their family, a login of their own that shows that one client and nothing else.

3 parts · 1 minUser accountsFor the office

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What this lesson covers

Everything the lesson says, part by part.

  1. 1

    On the way: Logins are made on the Accounts page.

    Your Accounts page

    Link Patient gives a client, or someone in their family, a login of their own.

    In the sidebar under Accounts.

    On this page

    Link PatientFor a client you already added

    Pick the client, type the email this person will sign in with, and the login is made.

    See how jumps ahead to part 2: Link Patient Access Account.

    Read the guide
    Or let them ask for oneSelf sign-up

    A sign-up link for clients and family lets a relative request access. When you approve, you choose which client they belong to.

    See how jumps ahead to part 3: Self sign-up.

  2. 3

    Self sign-up

    Give a family a link, or a code to type at aveecare.com/signup. Nobody gets a login until you approve them here.

    Accounts, then Self sign-up.

    On this page

    Make a sign-up linkFor clients and family

    Choose Clients and family, how long it works and how many requests it takes. Share the link, its QR code or its code.

    See how shows:

    1. New sign-up link Choose who it is for, how long it works and how many requests it takes.
    2. Who is this link for? Caregivers, or clients and family. Share the link, its QR code or its code.
    Approve each requestYou choose the client

    When you approve, you choose which client the login belongs to. The request says whether it is the client or a family member. It emails their sign-in details.

    See how shows:

    1. Requests waiting for you Approve or decline each one.

At the end

Now you know how to give a client or family member access