We've recently improved our chat feature to provide a better user experience. We've redesigned the UI to make it more user-friendly and addressed previous bugs. Additionally, we now offer two versions of the chat: one for customers and one for admins, with extra features exclusive to the admin version. We've also added the ability to attach files and images, view thumbnails, and see a list of participants in the chat. Copy-pasting images into the chat is also now possible.

Our updated workflow now includes precise navigation prompts and enhanced tool selection, making it easier to navigate your AFO designs.

W have improved our 3D viewer on our web app! With this update, you'll now have a better and more interactive experience while viewing 3D models on our platform. We've made significant improvements to the viewer's user interface, making it more intuitive and easy to use.

One of the most significant improvements is the addition of a scan colour picker which allow you to change the colours of the 3D model in a more fluid and natural way. You'll also notice that the viewer now supports high-quality 3D imagery, giving you a more realistic and immersive experience.

We have included a two-factor authentication process to enable users to secure their accounts and protect patient data.

We have updated the management system on the web platform to enable managers to edit orders and view order history in Kanban view.

Adding supporting images to scans is a valuable tool to keep track of your patients details. Now you can import photos from your gallery on your iPad into the Spentys app and can input some annotations to images.

This will help you keep track of any measurements, landmarks, or important details for documentation that you would like to add to your patient's folder.

How to use the feature: step-by-step guide

Once on the Spentys app, select "FROM LIBRARY" under the scan option to access all photos saved in your photo library. Add as many images as desired.

Spentys Forma tool allows you to make corrections to scans and even design devices. Our Q models have previously been ordered through measurements, but now we have included scan correction possibilities in our Q models. To learn more about our Q models, click here.

With the scan correction tool, you can easily add your modification to your scans. This allows you to add or remove material on desired areas of the scan, change angles of flexion and extension, as well as abduction and adduction.

Now you know which step you absolutely need to do and which step you can skip. We hope that this minor adjustment helps you navigate the Spentys app even better.

Macu4 is collaborating with Spentys to provide their upper limb prosthetic modeling tool on the Spentys platform. This tool will allow users to create orders for upper limb prostheses directly on the Spentys platform. Clinicians can now do more than just orthosis with their Spentys application. 

Read here to learn more

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How to create an order for this product

1. Add your patient details 
2. Select the prosthesis option, from which you will choose the appropriate parameters.
3. Take a scan of the upper limb or import a file into the Spentys application.
4. Place measurement markers based on the the type of residual limb
5. preview your socket
6. Select the material to print and add shipping details to finish the order.

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In order to even out the footplate and achieve a balanced AFO, the foot told tool will add the required build-up. You can scan the patient’s foot directly and make all modifications to the scan in less than 5 minutes. And if you ever need to reference the original scan and make corrections, you can.

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How to use the feature: a step-by-step guide

1. Select the Forma correction step within the AFO workflow
2. Clean up the scan by selecting the parts you would like to keep
3. Proceed to either correct the pose, sculpt tool or foot mod
4. Select the foot mold tool and select the landmarks as shown
5. You can increase the tip side height with the slider 
6. You can also change the shape of the tip to be pointed or square

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