Frequently asked questions

Eunora is a private-beta clinical memory workspace for mental health professionals.

It means keeping notes, documents, appointments, and important records findable with their sources so a clinician can prepare with less searching.

Eunora is for mental health professionals and clinical teams who want to organize records, prepare for sessions, and find relevant information more easily.

Depending on the workspace configuration, private-beta participants can organize client records, appointments, sessions, notes, documents, source-linked clinical memory, continuity views, and controlled team access.

Yes, selected clinical teams can evaluate controlled team workflows during the private beta. Access remains limited and is reviewed with each participating team.

No. Eunora is not a client-facing therapy chatbot and does not provide care directly to clients or patients.

No. Eunora does not diagnose or suggest a diagnosis.

No. Eunora does not recommend treatment, medication, or prescribing decisions. If structured diagnosis or medication records are available in a beta workspace, they are clinician-entered recordkeeping tools. They are not diagnosis recommendation, medication advice, prescribing support, or interaction checking.

No. Eunora does not score clinical risk, classify emergencies, or replace a professional assessment.

No. The current product is a professional workspace, not a client portal, therapy service, or direct-care channel.

Access is limited, manually reviewed, and shared gradually with selected clinicians or clinical teams.

We review your request. If we continue the evaluation, we contact you and explain the beta scope. A request does not guarantee acceptance or a response within a set time. Setup details are shared only with accepted participants.

Yes. You can contact Eunora to end participation, request an export, or request permanent deletion from the system, subject to the applicable product and legal process.

No. Public forms should not include client, patient, or sensitive clinical information.

Access depends on the permissions and sharing rules that apply to each area. Where you manage team access, grant it only to people who need it for their work, and protect your account credentials. Do not enter client, patient, or sensitive clinical information in public forms. See the privacy and security pages for details.

Next areas of polish include faster session preparation, clearer document-to-context linking, stronger search and retrieval, smoother team workflows, and better onboarding. Longer-term direction may include human-in-the-loop AI assistance, structured imports, and integrations. This is directional, not a promise, and does not include autonomous diagnosis, treatment recommendation, or risk scoring.