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Huma Clinician Portal - Bug / Issue reporting process (Mediclinic)
Huma Clinician Portal - Bug / Issue reporting process (Mediclinic)

This help guide describes the process of how you should report Clinician Portal bugs/issues, to the Huma customer support team

Updated over 3 years ago

Clinicians are able to contact the Huma customer support team directly by sending an email to support@huma.com.

If a clinician contacts you directly about an issue you are unable to resolve, please send an email to Huma's customer support team (support@huma.com).

The Email must include the following:

  1. Clinician Name

  2. Clinician Email address

  3. Operating system + version of computer e.g. Windows 10.2

  4. Browser the clinician is using + version e.g. Google Chrome 92.0.4515.107

  5. Details of the issue the clinician is experiencing

  6. Any applicable screenshots of the issue from the clinician

  7. Details of troubleshooting steps taken by Mediclinic support team

Once you send your email to Huma customer support, you will receive an Email confirming successful receipt of your Email. You can expect an initial reply from Huma customer support within 24 hours.

Once Huma customer support receive your email, the following will occur:

  1. Huma customer support will review and investigate the issue

  2. Huma customer support will check if the issue can be reproduced on Huma demo

  3. If the issue can be resolved, next steps will be communicated back to the Mediclinic support team

  4. If the issue cannot be resolved, the issue will be logged as an official ticket on Jira for the Huma tech team. This will be communicated back to the Mediclinic support team

Once a ticket recording the issue has been made in Jira, the following will occur:

  1. The Jira ticket logging the issue will be placed into the tech team's product 'backlog'. This is a queue of work ordered by date.

  2. All tickets will need to be scheduled into a period of time to be worked on. Once a time frame has been agreed on, work on the ticket can commence.

  3. Once a ticket has been picked up, it is passed on to the Huma QA team for investigation. Once QA have identified the issue they pass the ticket on to the Huma tech team (Note, timeframes for ticket completion will depend on the issue and the complexity of the fix)

  4. Huma tech team will start work on the fix

  5. Once the fix is finished, it is sent to QA for quality checks.

  6. Once the fix has passed our stringent QA checks, the fix will be deployed to the Huma demo environment

  7. The Huma customer support team will review the fix in demo

  8. The fix will then be scheduled to be deployed to the live version of Huma

  9. The Huma customer support team will then inform the Mediclinic support team that the fix is live

  10. Patient to test fix and confirm issue has been resolved

  11. Mediclinic support to confirm via email to Huma customer support, that the issue has been fixed for the patient

Resolution times will vary depending on the issue and complexity of the fix. However, Huma customer support will keep either the patient or Mediclinic support updated on all events.

We aim to respond to all enquiries within 24 business hours and can be contacted from Sunday to Thursday 8am-6pm except for local public holidays. If messages are sent outside of these hours, Huma will respond if our team is available.

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