Couple things: 1) The weave phones need to have their own hard internal storage, not affected by software updates; OR the ability to back up our contacts to a secure drive. And I don't mean by emailing you all of my contacts - which was the only option I was given. That is not only a HIPAA risk, it does not allow the option to then restore the contacts and settings. Weave did an update and all of my contacts (there were a lot) on the phone were erased. I was told that the phones are not directly linked to your system therefore there is no off line backup for them. Which is odd, because if that were the case, how did it manage to wipe it clean with a software update? They're obviously linked somehow. Please address this. 2) For Save the Date reminder texts, they need to be in a format that includes the year. It is very confusing for our patients who often get their routine appointments scheduled a year in advance. I had a patient ask to cancel an appointment for June 29th, thinking it was today, when it is actually June 29th of '22. She said she was confused because it didn't say the year. Please fix this. MM/DD/YYYY is just basic practice when writing dates, I don't think this should be any different. Even when we write appointment dates by hand we use this format. Please edit that - it would be a great help.
Couple things: 1) The weave phones need to have their own hard internal storage, not affected by software updates; OR the ability to back up our contacts to a secure drive. And I don't mean by emailing you all of my contacts - which was the only option I was given. That is not only a HIPAA risk, it does not allow the option to then restore the contacts and settings. Weave did an update and all of my contacts (there were a lot) on the phone were erased. I was told that the phones are not directly linked to your system therefore there is no off line backup for them. Which is odd, because if that were the case, how did it manage to wipe it clean with a software update? They're obviously linked somehow. Please address this. 2) For Save the Date reminder texts, they need to be in a format that includes the year. It is very confusing for our patients who often get their routine appointments scheduled a year in advance. I had a patient ask to cancel an appointment for June 29th, thinking it was today, when it is actually June 29th of '22. She said she was confused because it didn't say the year. Please fix this. MM/DD/YYYY is just basic practice when writing dates, I don't think this should be any different. Even when we write appointment dates by hand we use this format. Please edit that - it would be a great help.