Browser video candidate
A no-install browser flow is a proposed capability, not an approved production route. No patient link may be sent until provider and messaging evidence is accepted.
Telehealth
Telehealth is disabled for first-clinic launch. It may be considered only after the clinic approves the provider, contract, DPIA, notice, retention, security and production evidence.
Launch boundary
Video visit · clinician-authored record
Recording, meeting capture and Generative clinical summaries stay disabled until the clinic approves the provider route, DPIA, notice and retention procedure.
One visit, start to finish
A no-install browser flow is a proposed capability, not an approved production route. No patient link may be sent until provider and messaging evidence is accepted.
Camera, microphone, identity, accessibility and recovery states require representative device testing before this route can be offered.
The clinician authors and signs the note. Raw EU dictation is a separate gated route and is not activated merely because telehealth is approved.
Clinical screen sharing is disabled pending patient identification, recipient checks, access controls and production acceptance evidence.
Recording is disabled for launch. Consent alone cannot enable it; purpose, lawful basis, notice, provider, retention, DPIA and production evidence must be approved.
Mix in-person and virtual appointments on the same calendar. Staff configure and verify any billing differences.
Ask about the telehealth validation plan. Requesting access does not enable video, recording, meeting capture or Generative summaries.
Request early accessPublished early-access prices; the signed order controls enabled services.
Scheduling, raw EU dictation, staff-controlled billing and MyBrigid, the patient app.
Rooms, hospital sessions and house-style letters in one system.
Raw speech-to-text for clinician-authored records; no clinical drafting.
How Brigid fits the Irish practice-software landscape.