A one-off task
To rephrase an explanation or organise text, assess the result, the time needed for review and the chosen tool’s data arrangements.
Start with the tasks: drafting a document, preparing the next session or following a patient programme. Compare the full workflow and each tool’s conditions.
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Updated on 21 October 2026 · Written by the Manu team
General-purpose assistants are evolving and may offer files, projects or connections. Their capabilities depend on the plan and configuration.
| Your task | What to check in any tool | Workflow shown by Manu |
|---|---|---|
| Draft a document | Which template or instructions should you use? How will you check the facts and retrieve the final version? | Notes or an in-practice recording, template selection, review and a document linked to the patient record. |
| Prepare an appointment | How will you find previous documents and the patient’s responses? | Calendar, patient record, history, progress assessment and feedback together. |
| Prepare exercises | How do you move from a text suggestion to a usable programme? | AI suggestions from the clinical report, library, programmes, instructions and schedule. |
| Continue follow-up | Where does the patient find their instructions and submit responses? | The Théra app for programmes, feedback and questionnaires. |
| Protect data | Which contracts, access arrangements, recipients and retention periods apply to the chosen plan? | Scope and limits described on the Security and Privacy pages. |
A one-off task and regular patient follow-up require different workflows.
To rephrase an explanation or organise text, assess the result, the time needed for review and the chosen tool’s data arrangements.
To connect appointments, documents, programmes and feedback, check the steps and actions actually required.
Clarify the users, access and operating arrangements of the plan before implementing it.
The quality of a sentence is not enough to assess a tool for practice use.
Include information gathering, corrections, transfers and review.
Check whether you can quickly find the document and the patient’s information.
Look at how instructions are shared and feedback is reviewed.
A workflow comparison, published by the Manu team.
The site’s demonstrations show Manu’s steps with a fictional patient. They do not measure guaranteed time savings or a clinical advantage over another tool. A general-purpose assistant’s capabilities depend on the product, plan, available tools and their configuration.
Follow the journey from appointment to patient record, then explore the patient programme.
Choose the next useful step for your practice.
A few points before you try it.
A general-purpose assistant can help draft and organise text based on the information and instructions provided. You should also compare patient record workflows, connected tools and terms of use.
Manu connects the calendar, patient record, document templates, exercise programmes and feedback in Théra. The demonstration lets you check these practical steps.
No. This page describes uses and workflows. It does not present a comparative clinical trial or a measure of medical performance.
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