Google Docs API, with Arbol. Orders, authorizations and files, in their folder.
Documents and filesGlobal
What Google Docs is
Google Docs is a documents and files tool.
A clinic uses it to store and share documents: orders, consent forms and supporting files.
Google Docs API with Arbol
Arbol API
Arbol connects with Google Docs: your team turns it on from Arbol and works with Arbol's API, without building on Google Docs's.
What Arbol does with Google Docs
- Saves in Google Docs the orders and authorizations the patient sends.
- Files every document in its patient's folder.
- Shares with your team what each case needs.
How Google Docs connects to Arbol
You connect your organization's Google Docs account from Arbol.
Your team chooses what goes into Google Docs and approves it.
From that day, Arbol works with Google Docs in every conversation.
Google Docs, combined
- Google Docs+Nueva EPS
- Google Docs+EPS Sanitas
- Google Docs+EPS SURA
- Google Docs+Salud Total EPS
- Google Docs+Coosalud EPS
- Google Docs+Mutualser EPS
- Google Docs+EPS Famisanar
- Google Docs+Compensar EPS
- Google Docs+Savia Salud EPS
- Google Docs+Emssanar EPS
- Google Docs+Asmet Salud EPS
- Google Docs+Capital Salud EPS
Questions about Google Docs
Does Google Docs have an API?
Arbol connects with Google Docs: your team turns it on from Arbol and works with Arbol's API, without building on Google Docs's.
Does Arbol have a partnership with Google Docs?
No. Google Docs is a trademark of its owner and does not sponsor or endorse Arbol. Arbol works on your organization's side, with the processes and accounts you already have with Google Docs.
What happens to patient data?
They are health data, sensitive under your country's data protection law: processed for a stated purpose, with the patient's authorization and with security measures, encryption and isolation per organization. Every conversation is recorded and exportable.
Trademarks and logos belong to their owners. Google Docs does not sponsor or endorse Arbol.
Let's look at your operation with Google Docs.
A 30-minute demo with your team: how you work today, what we connect first and how long it takes. You leave with a written proposal.