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KlickDent suite

The lessons that are the same whichever program you bought: getting it onto a Windows PC, activating it, reaching it from the rest of the office, keeping a backup you have actually tested, and connecting a clinic to a lab.

16 lessons~220 min

The path

The lessons, in order

Ordered simplest first. Each lesson builds on the one before it, but any lesson stands on its own.

  1. Installing on a new Windows PCFrom double-clicking the setup file to signing in for the first time on a machine with nothing on it — including what the installer is doing while the progress bar sits still.Getting started18 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  2. Your first hour: name, logo, currency and languageThe handful of settings that turn a fresh install into your business — and the one, currency, that is far easier to get right before anyone types an amount.Getting started12 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  3. Working in ArabicSwitching the whole program to Arabic, what mirrors when you do, and the small things worth knowing about addresses, numerals and printed pages.Getting started8 min · 5 chaptersComing soon
  4. Users, roles and who may see whatCreating logins, building roles that match how your business actually works, and the extra switches that keep cost prices, patient phone numbers and company-wide totals out of the wrong hands.Getting started16 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  5. Activating your licenceWhat a Machine ID is, where to find it, what to send us, and what to do when activation will not take.Getting started9 min · 5 chaptersComing soon
  6. Reaching the program from other PCs, phones and tabletsGetting reception, the chair-side tablet and the accountant's PC onto the same system, and setting up the secure address that phone features need.Everyday use13 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  7. Installing it on a phone, and turning on notificationsPutting the program on a phone's home screen with no app store involved, and switching on the alerts that reach staff in KlickClinic and KlickLab.Everyday use11 min · 5 chaptersComing soon
  8. Backing up — and actually restoringThe most important half hour you will spend: taking a backup, getting a copy off the machine, and proving it restores before the day you need it to.Administration16 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  9. Automatic backups, and where your files liveScheduling backups with a retention limit, knowing why your own copies are never pruned, and choosing where scans and photographs are stored.Administration12 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  10. Connecting a clinic to a labThe one-time setup that lets a practice and a laboratory exchange work when neither computer can be reached from the internet: registering both sides, exchanging codes and keys, and getting the connection approved.Advanced21 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  11. Sending a case, following it, and withdrawing oneThe everyday clinic-to-lab flow — building the order, attaching scans, watching the status come back, and un-sending something that should not have gone.Advanced17 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  12. Publishing your catalogue and your dentist listThe two small shared lists that stop a clinic and a lab re-typing each other's names — what the lab can make, and who the clinic's doctors are.Advanced12 min · 5 chaptersComing soon
  13. Installing an updateThe two ways a new version arrives — a full setup file for any of the three programs, or a small signed patch inside KlickLab — and how to tell which one you have been sent.Administration11 min · 5 chaptersComing soon
  14. Moving to a new computerThe full changeover: taking everything off the old machine, installing on the new one, re-licensing it, and checking nothing was left behind.Administration18 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  15. When something goes wrongA calm order of checks for the four or five things that actually happen, before anyone phones for help.Administration15 min · 6 chaptersComing soon
  16. Running two or three programs on one PCWhat is shared and what is separate when one business runs the clinic and the lab — or the lab and the supplies company — on a single machine.Administration11 min · 5 chaptersComing soon

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