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What is the "In-person link tool"?

Written by Stuart Argue

Updated at November 9th, 2022

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If you want to quickly link with a client who is physically with you and you are near your laptop or computer, you might like to use the In-person link tool that uses a quick QR Code scan to link without displaying any of your other case load accidentally.

 

 

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