Finding your way around

Rebrief gives you two ways to move around. A rail down the left side takes you between areas. A bar across the top answers questions and finds settings from any screen.

The left rail

On a computer, the rail sits narrow along the left edge. Point at it and it widens to show its labels. On a tablet, the arrow button at the foot of the rail shows or hides the labels. On a phone, a tab bar along the bottom takes the rail's place, with More for everything else. A New appointment button floats just above it.

The areas

From the top, the rail lists these areas.

• Scribe opens your home screen, with your recent appointments and your day. While an appointment is under way, Scribe takes you back to it.
• Evidence is where you ask clinical questions and read cited answers.
• Learn turns the questions you asked into continuing education credit.
• Tasks is where you ask Rebrief to do a job in your practice software.
• Patients lists your patients and opens each record.
• Templates holds your note, document and form templates.
• Settings holds your account, clinic and plan settings.

If you own your clinic, three more areas follow Settings. They are Admin, Fleet and Organization. Fleet needs a plan that connects to your practice software, and it isn't shown on a phone.

Note: Your plan decides which areas appear. An area your plan doesn't include simply isn't there. Tasks and Patients need a plan that connects to your practice software.

Below the areas

• New Appointment starts an appointment. If one is still listening, it opens that one instead, because there is one microphone. If one is paused, it ends that one and starts the new one.
• Inside the Rebrief Bridge, plans with a practice-software connection show a row for the sync with that software.
• A Scribe row appears while an appointment is listening or paused. It offers Open, Pause or Resume, and End.
• A Learn reminder appears here when one is due.
• Rebrief on your phone appears here once you set that offer aside.
• Notifications from Rebrief appear here too.
• Help & support opens a menu with Help Center, Report a problem, Suggest an improvement and Your reports.
• Log out signs you out.

The Ask-anything bar

The Ask-anything bar runs across the top of every screen. Press Ctrl+K anywhere to start typing. On a Mac, press ⌘K. Press Escape to close it.

• Ask a question and the answer opens in a panel under the bar.
• The arrows button at the top of the panel, Open in Evidence, moves the conversation into Evidence. When you asked for a job to be done, it reads Open in Tasks instead.
• Type the name of a setting, such as "two-factor" or "change my password". Pick the suggestion and Settings opens at that row.

In a finished note with text highlighted, Ctrl+K puts you in the note's edit bar instead.

When something changes

When a screen you use every day changes, a What's new card explains it once. It never opens while Rebrief is listening to an appointment. Select Got it to close it. To see it again, open Settings, then Help & tips, and select Show me beside What's new.