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HTTPS is available on the network with a certificate that Dermi Atlas Manager sets up, each person signs in with their own account and optional two-factor authentication, and activity logging records actions under the account that performed them.

Not for daily clinical work. Once Dermi Atlas Professional is installed, the team uploads photographs, creates patient records, and builds comparisons on the practice network, including during an internet outage. Licensing, updates, team invitations, and account emails need an internet connection.

The Atlas Cloud Demo runs in a browser with a free Dermi Cloud Services account and nothing to install. It has nearly every feature, but patient identities are limited to anonymous IDs, account settings are read-only, and data is cleared at least weekly. The 30-day free trial runs Dermi Atlas Professional on the practice's own computer with real patient data and needs a credit card.

Yes. Setup is done for you at no charge with every Dermi Atlas Professional subscription. The team confirms the details with you beforehand, then installs and configures Atlas over a remote session on a computer that meets the system requirements. Practices that prefer to install it themselves use the guided installer in Dermi Atlas Manager.

No. Dermi Atlas Professional runs on a computer the practice already owns: Windows, macOS, or Linux, with at least 4 GB of RAM and 20 GB of storage. Photographs come from the cameras, phones, and tablets the practice already uses, or from the Dermi Atlas Companion app on iPhone and iPad. There are no imaging booths or proprietary cameras to buy.

Yes. Drop existing photographs into a patient's Image Pool, many at a time, and the Image Pool groups them by the date each photograph was taken. For a larger library, the team helps import standard exports and organized image files during onboarding; exporting the images from the current system stays with the practice or its current vendor.

Yes. The Dermi Atlas Companion app for iPhone and iPad connects to Dermi Atlas on the practice network. A live overlay of the prior photograph guides each follow-up into matching framing, and every photograph goes straight to the patient record, not to the camera roll. The app runs on iOS and iPadOS 26 or later.

Yes. Everyone works in the same shared patient record, and each person signs in with their own login and optional two-factor authentication. There are two account types: Clinician, with full access including export, deletion, and recovery, and Assistant, for documentation and capture. Members are invited from the Dermi Portal and claim the invitation on the practice network.

Dermi Atlas Professional starts at $79 USD per month per deployment, with one Clinician and one Assistant account included. Each further person is a seat: $59 USD per month per clinician seat and $12 USD per month per assistant seat. A seat is bought when an invitation or a promotion would exceed the included accounts, and seats are adjusted from the plan card in the Dermi Portal.

It stays in the practice's hands. Images, entries, and complete patient reports export at any time as standard image files and PDF reports with the built-in export tools, and the team can walk the practice through them.

Dermi Atlas has no direct EMR integration. It works alongside the EMR as the practice's dedicated photo record: image pools, entries, and complete patient reports export as formatted PDFs, ready to print or attach in the EMR, while appointments, billing, and general patient records stay in the EMR.

Every Dermi Atlas Professional subscription includes technical support, with a typical response within 24 hours. The documentation covers installation, network access, accounts, features, security, and troubleshooting, and the Assisted Services Terms describe the full scope of assisted setup and support.

Software for capturing, organizing, comparing, and keeping clinical photographs. Unlike a phone album or an EMR attachment, it files photographs by patient and visit, compares them in split and overlay views, and exports them for reports and consultations. Dermi Atlas is a clinical photo documentation platform for med spas, aesthetic clinics, plastic surgery, and dermatology practices.

Dermi Atlas Professional is designed to support HIPAA, PIPEDA, and the Australian Privacy Act. The practice sets activity logging, retention periods, and deletion policies in Atlas Manager, and each account sets its own two-factor authentication and consent enforcement. Compliance depends on how each practice configures and runs its deployment, which remains the practice's responsibility.

Cloud imaging keeps patient photographs on servers the vendor runs. On-premises imaging, sometimes called self-hosted, keeps them on the practice's own computers. Dermi Atlas Professional is on-premises: the practice decides where data is stored and how long it is kept.