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Use cases

The clinic that fits in a car

SideClick runs home-visit and community caseloads from the mobile app: the day sheet and charts travel with you, notes and photos are captured on site, and nothing depends on the client's WiFi.

Runs on
iPhone, iPad, Android (PWA)
Signal required
None during the visit
Capture
Notes + photos onto the chart
Lost device
Mark it lost in a minute; data encrypted

Documentation where the session happened

The alternative to writing the note at the kitchen table is reconstructing it at 9 pm, and every mobile clinician knows which one produces the better record. The mobile app puts the day sheet, the chart and the note in your hand during the visit; photo capture attaches what you saw — the equipment setup, the home hazard, the wound — to the record on the spot.

Between visits, the phone answers the quick questions: this afternoon's addresses, the last session's plan, the message a parent sent this morning.

How a visit day actually runs

The day sheet loads before you leave coverage. Visit one has WiFi, visit two is a farm with none — the workflow is identical, because the app is local-first and queues everything. Lunch in town syncs the morning; the clinic desktop has your notes before you do your afternoon school run. The mechanics of the queue and the sync server behind it are documented on the sync page; on the road you never think about them.

What matters most for mobile clinicians

The capabilities field caseloads lean on hardest:

  • Offline-first mobile — signal is an optimisation, not a requirement
  • Photo and note capture straight onto the chart during visits
  • Portal messaging answered between visits, on the record
  • Any device marked lost from your other devices the moment the field claims one

Hardware risk, planned for

Field work loses devices — cars, waiting rooms, kitchen benches. SideClick's device model treats this as normal operations: the phone holds only an encrypted database, its access ends the minute you mark it lost from another of your devices, and the clinical day continues on the devices you still have. The policy answer you give your insurer is one sentence long.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Does SideClick work with no signal at a home visit?

Fully. Charts you need are on the device, notes and photos queue locally, and sync merges the day when coverage returns. No part of the visit workflow requires a connection.

What exactly happens if my phone is lost on the road?

Mark it lost from any of your other devices: its access ends immediately, and the data on the phone was encrypted at rest all along. It is an inconvenience with a checklist, not a breach by default.

Can I run a fully mobile practice with no clinic desktop?

The mobile app is a companion surface — full practice administration (seats, billing, complete records management) lives in the desktop app. Most mobile practices run a laptop as the base machine and the phone in the field.

Which edition do I need?

Any of them: every seat syncs, so the mobile app works from Solo up. A seat's five devices cover desktop, laptop, phone and tablet with one to spare.

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