Important Support Notifications

Our phone queue options are changing!

In the coming weeks, our phone queue options for Support will be changing. We will be offering more descriptive options for you to choose from. Our aim is that this new process will allow our service desk to assist you more efficiently into the future.

The phone queue options will be:

• For Appointment Book or Patients Records, please press 1.
• For Location Management, Insurance, Debtors & Marketing or Location Setup, please press 2.
• For technical issues such as installation, upgrading or unable to open your application, please press 3.
• For D4W Marketing, NDP, x-Plain, CMS or any other enquiry please, press 4.

eSupport

eSupport is now live and available for those on Support & Upgrades. Get help instantly at a time convenient to you by searching a range of helpful articles and videos all in one place.

Access a range of other helpful links through the eSupport portal including:

• Articles
• Training Videos
• Upcoming webinars
• New features documentation and upgrade information
• Setup information
• Getting started information
• Technical guides
• User guides
• FAQ’s

Click here to access eSupport now

If you need your access details, please email customerservice@centaursoftware.com

The Importance of Backing Up

Maintaining a reliable system of backing up surgeries critical data files is an often overlooked aspect of many day-to-day operations.

While nowadays computers systems are very reliable hardware can still fail, viruses continue to be developed, power surges can happen, a natural disaster can occur, and theft can happen to anyone.

If any of the above happens to a customer without a backup they face the very real possibility of losing all their patient data, including financials, treatment history, x-rays, etc.

It is Centaur Software’s recommendation that our customers review their method for backing up the practices critical data files with their IT Technician along with reading our Data Backup Documents.

It is also very important that a practices backup is checked on a regular basis. This includes reading the Backup Logs (this depends on the method used) as well as checking the files on the backup devices. If a backup was performed today but the files on the backup device are dated last week then something is wrong, and you should contact your IT Technician.