Practical guides for using Zello Life safely in clinical workflows.
Public guidance for physicians who want to understand the complete workflow: recording, transcription, document preparation, physician review, and delivery to the patient.
Step-by-step answers to common questions.
How to start an AI-assisted consultation
A step-by-step guide to recording an in-person or telemedicine visit and preparing the first clinical document.
4 min readTutorialsHow to configure clinical history templates
Learn how to choose, duplicate, and adapt templates to your specialty's workflow.
5 min readFeaturesHow to share documents with patients
Deliver a PDF, a reviewed public link, or copyable text while keeping professional control over the content.
3 min readTutorialsHow to use Zello in a telemedicine visit
Guidance for recording a remote visit, keeping the microphone active, and generating a real-time transcript.
4 min readFAQFrequently asked questions about Zello Life
Direct answers about security, telemedicine, documents, billing, and physician review.
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The home-page demo shows the platform preparing the visit, recording, using AI, supporting review, and delivering the document.
Open the guided demoCan Zello be my primary clinical record system?
In some settings, yes. Zello brings together patients and history, scheduling, visits, documents, templates, team and reception workflows, finance, clinical reports, and analytics. Before replacing the current system, validate clinical and legal requirements, digital signatures, retention and audit, interoperability, and integrations. Current approval does not apply an ICP-Brasil digital signature; keep a compatible process if one is required. HL7/FHIR and other native integrations are not available yet.
Does the AI send a document without my approval?
No. The workflow is designed for physician review. The physician remains responsible for approving and sharing the final version.
Does it work with telemedicine?
Yes. Zello can be used in remote visits when the browser has the correct permissions and the patient has been informed.
How is data protected?
The product uses authentication, access controls, privacy policies, and a consent workflow to handle clinical data carefully.