Small improvements. New possibilities. See what’s new, week by week.
Teams can now ask chat to read supported billing documents, start published workflow runs from attached files in builder chat, and use several smaller chat and inbox improvements shipped this week.
Read the update →Teams can now test a saved workflow draft on one real record from chat, investigate recent workflow runs with clearer evidence, and let the builder read from supported connected systems before it asks for details.
Read the update →Teams can now collaborate in shared chats, guide new self-serve users through a first-run setup, and manage workflow changes with more control.
Read the update →Pick up past conversations, find templates that match your connections, and focus your inbox by HCPCS code. Here’s what’s new in GenHealth this week.
Read the update →Teams can now keep accepted referrals in the main intake flow, request missing files in context, and use a handful of clearer workflow, review, and settings tools.
Read the update →Teams can now work referral intake in dedicated spaces, combine related inbox PDFs into one packet, search extracted text in the document viewer, and retry finished workflow runs from the builder.
Read the update →Inspect workflow loops in detail, narrow run history by date or errors, and explore records from the operations report.
Read the update →Teams can now update policies during review, spot out-of-date necessity reviews, preview workflow changes more clearly, and move through inbox work with fewer steps.
Read the update →Teams can now update workflow descriptions from the list, inspect node inputs in run results, and move through key workflow screens with fewer interruptions.
Read the update →Teams can now begin their first chat from onboarding, flag document issues in enabled organizations, and see clearer status and feedback cues while reviewing work.
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