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The end-to-end path to a working Dermi Atlas installation, from the Dermi Cloud Services account and free trial to the first team account and the first patient.
As an alternative to the steps below, Dermi completes the setup at no charge on request; see what assisted setup includes.
Before starting, have at hand the practice computer that will run Atlas, administrator access to it, an internet connection, and an email address for the account.
The Dermi Cloud Services account owns the subscription, the licenses, and the team's membership, and it is managed in the Dermi Portal.
Keep the key at hand for the installation.
Confirm that the computer meets the System Requirements before installing.
Download Atlas Manager from the Downloads page of the Dermi Portal and install it as described in the article for the computer's operating system: Windows, macOS, or Linux.
Open Atlas Manager and follow its setup wizard, which takes the license key, checks the computer, installs Atlas, and asks for the admin passphrase, as described in Installing Dermi Atlas Manager.
Atlas opens from Open Atlas on the Atlas Status page of Atlas Manager, and from any device on the practice network at the address shown there under Atlas Access. On Windows, other devices cannot reach Atlas while the practice network is set to Public; set the network to Private in the Windows network settings, then select Restart on the Atlas Control card. For an encrypted connection, which is recommended wherever the network includes Wi-Fi or is shared, install the Atlas certificate on each computer, tablet, and phone that opens Atlas, as described in the certificate setup article.
Every account on Atlas, the owner's included, is created by invitation:
The full walkthrough is in Creating the First Account. The rest of the team is invited the same way; see Inviting and Managing Team Members.
Sign in to Atlas and select Create Patient in the sidebar. Once the patient is saved, photographs are uploaded to the record or captured with Dermi Atlas Companion. See Managing Patients and Uploading and Organizing Images.
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