You can easily upload documents to all of your care recipients, such as consent to care, or for a specific client. This includes e-signature documents as well as any other supporting information that you need to keep on birdie relating to your clients' care.
How to upload documents for a specific client
If you have any additional risk assessments or documents, which you would like to store in the Care Plan for your care recipient then you can use the document uploader.
Go to your care recipients profile and click on the Care plan tab, scroll to the bottom of the page and select the Documents box. Here you can upload documents specific to your care recipient here.
Please contact your onboarding manager to make sure that your care professionals can see .jpeg, .png and PDF documents in their app. Word documents will never be visible to the carers.
Once the file has been uploaded it will appear below, along with the date of upload, along with a document ID that we generate at the point of uploading.
Please see this article if you need help converting a word document to a PDF
How to upload documents for electronic signature
What documents should I upload?
Rather than uploading forms which already have the care recipients' details on them, you should amend your document templates so that you are then able to upload generic documents which can be added to all client files.
These may include documents such as:
Consent to care and treatment
Consent to share information
Terms and conditions of service delivery
We recommend removing the name, date, and signature panels on your documents, before uploading them. This is because these fields will not be brought to you by Birdie. An example can be seen below:
Click on your initials in the right-hand corner, on the drop-down menu select Upload Documents. You will be taken to a page where you can upload blank documents. Click the box with the arrow and upload a PDF file max 12MB.
Please note: These files will be uploaded for all clients so do not upload files with any personal information here
Prefer watching videos? no problem, the video below will guide you through the above information.