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Participants are the end-users of the Intervengine platform. They are the individuals who receive coaching, engage with Journeys and Content, and complete Activities and Health Measures.
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Think of them as the members, clients, or patients your program is designed to support. The entire platform is built around delivering a tailored and engaging experience to them.
Each participant has a profile with their First Name, Last Name, Gender, Email, and Mobile Number.
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To ensure every account is unique, Email addresses and Mobile Numbers must be unique across the entire system. A Coach cannot use the same email or mobile number as another Coach or a Participant.
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You can organize participants for targeted interventions and access control:
high-risk, new-starter) for use in Campaigns.Participants can set their Preferred Timezone and Reminder Hours to ensure they receive notifications and scheduled activities at the most convenient times for them.
This is an optional, unique identifier you can use to link a participant's Intervengine profile to a record in an external system, such as a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) or an Electronic Health Record (EHR) system.
Clicking on a participant from the list will take you to their Participant Dashboard. This is the central hub where you can view their progress, see their assigned tasks, manage their custom data, and interact with them.
Hi, We're excited to announce that a new version of the Intervengine platform has been deployed to the staging environment and is now ready for our formal User Acceptance Testing (UAT) period before its release to production.
Next Steps: Your Review Process This release is now entering our three-week User Acceptance Testing (UAT) window.
As outlined in our Release Policy you have the next two weeks to review these updates and return the signed Certificate of Acceptance. We're confident these updates will provide significant value, and we look forward to hearing your thoughts.
Attached is also a copy of our Manual Testing plan to get you started testing
Thanks, Matthew