Release Notes

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Week 18: AI-assisted intake, a patient portal and a fresh new design

Apr 27, 2026 - May 3, 20261 releases

This week we launched Praxium's biggest update yet, introducing AI-assisted intake, a secure patient portal and a full visual refresh that you can brand as your own.

  • AI intake: Speak naturally during appointments and let Praxium draft structured notes for your review and approval.
  • Patient portal: Clients can now sign in to view their own information, protected by the same strong login security as your team.
  • Design & branding: The whole platform has a refreshed look, and the patient portal can carry your own colours and logo.
  • Access & security: A new area lets you set IP restrictions and review a clear audit log of staff activity.

Features

  • AI-assisted intake: Praxium turns spoken conversation into structured notes that you always review and approve before saving.
  • Patient portal: Clients sign in securely to see their own information, with the same protection as the team portal.
  • Refreshed design: A visual overhaul across the platform, with practice branding so the portal reflects your colours and logo.
  • Access & security area: Set IP restrictions and review a clear audit log of who did what.
  • Colleague invitations: A new two-tab view shows current staff access and invitation history, with a choice of role.
  • Body map: Record where a patient experiences complaints using an interactive body map.

Fixes

  • Login & recovery: Clearer messages for login and password recovery across the team and patient portals.
  • Scheduling: Appointment scheduling now shows dates and times consistently everywhere.
  • Bank details: Bank account numbers are now validated and neatly formatted.

Security and reliability

  • Patient portal protection: The patient portal has the same safeguards as the team portal, including two-step login, automatic screen lock and account lockout.
  • Password recovery: Available in both the team and patient portals, and hardened against abuse.
  • Data encryption: Account names and email addresses are now encrypted alongside other sensitive data.

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