New demo users get a persistent side-panel walkthrough across dashboard, calendar, patients, and clinical workflows—with highlights on the real UI. Demo trials now start on the server for every first-time entry (free-trial page or Login sign-up), so onboarding and entitlements stay in sync.
Guided assistant: During an active demo trial, a step-by-step assistant opens on product routes (dashboard, patients, reception, settings, and more). It walks you through the schedule, appointments, quick actions, a sample patient profile, treatment flow, homework, working hours, and how to finish the tour. Relevant controls are highlighted in place; you can continue, go back, skip, or restart anytime. Progress is saved in your browser so you can resume later.
Demo trial on sign-up: Whether you start from the marketing “free trial” page or sign up via Login after Google, the app now calls POST /demo/start so your subscription is created in the backend—not only in local storage. If status is still missing after login, the app retries automatically when you load the app.
Who sees it: The assistant is for therapist accounts on an active demo trial. Receptionist-only accounts are unchanged. After you dismiss or complete the tour, it stays hidden until you choose “Restart tour” from the panel or clear onboarding state.
After sign-up, your tenant receives demo patients and confirmed appointments from the server—nothing is created in the browser. Your chosen app language is sent to the API for registration and intake transcript/summary. The dashboard calendar loads those appointments even when the scheduling resources list is still empty.
Telemedicine blocks include AI summaries; homework, questionnaires, and agreements follow your practice language for clients; agreements pre-fill the therapist name; AINuma Meet context attaches to intake; hero banner and recording copy fixes; notes on every intake.
When a session is held in Spanish, French, or another language, the transcript and AI-generated summary can now follow that same language.