Your First Auto Fill

Auto Fill works directly inside your web-based EMR. It detects form fields on the page, generates clinically appropriate content, and fills them in for you.

Step-by-Step

1. Select your patient. Open the extension and click the patient you’re documenting for.
2. Enter a daily summary. Describe today’s visit in a few sentences: what you worked on, how the patient responded, any notable observations. You can also use the voice recorder to dictate your summary.
3. Navigate to your EMR. Open the daily note page in your EMR where you normally type your documentation.
4. Click Auto Fill. Press the Auto Fill button in the extension popup.

What Happens Next

The extension automatically:

• Expands collapsed sections such as accordions, tabs, and hidden panels so all fields are visible.
• Detects every fillable field on the page, including text inputs, textareas, dropdowns, checkboxes, and custom dropdown menus.
• Generates content tailored to each field based on your patient’s eval summary, daily summary, and the field’s context on the page.
• Opens Field Preview so you can review all generated values before anything is filled.

Review Before Filling

In the Field Preview screen, you can:

• Review each field’s generated content.
• Edit any value by clicking on it.
• Regenerate a single field if you want a different result.
• Approve and fill to write all values into your EMR at once.

Tips

• Auto Fill works with any web-based EMR, including Kinnser, Tebra, Net Health, WebPT, and others.
• The more detailed your daily summary, the more accurate the generated content.
• If a field is filled incorrectly, you can always edit it in the preview or directly in the EMR after filling.