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Kind: captions
Language: en

NOTE
Generated with the recording, from the app's own TOUR_STEPS copy in
index.html -- verbatim, not paraphrased. Cue times are exact: the script
that drove the tour also wrote this file, so they cannot drift from the
picture unless the video is re-cut.

NOTE
Cue 0 is the only line here that is not the app's own tour copy: it
says the video has no voiceover. The recording has no audio track at all,
so a viewer who cannot see that stated somewhere reasonably assumes the
player is broken.

NOTE
Every screen is the real app at /?demo=1&tour=1 with invented staff and a
stubbed database. No resident data appears, because Lite does not have any
to show.

0
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This tour has no voiceover.
The captions are the narration.

1
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This is the number that matters — Requirements
that are current, out of requirements that
exist. Not a grade for effort — an inspector
could ask about any of them today.

2
00:00:17.004 --> 00:00:25.604
And it tells you whose — An expired TB test is
not a red number on a chart. It is a named
person, and tapping it opens their record.

3
00:00:27.200 --> 00:00:37.600
One button for inspection day — Every filed
document in one place, and a 90-day DSS packet
you can print from the dashboard while the
analyst is sitting there.

4
00:00:39.189 --> 00:00:49.589
The checklist an analyst works from — Title 22
requirements with dates against them. Overdue
rises to the top, because that is the order
the questions come in.

5
00:00:51.184 --> 00:01:02.184
Five roles, and you choose them — A caregiver
logs incidents and files documents. An
in-house caregiver also works the checklist; a
supervisor sees staff files too. Read-only is
what you hand an inspector. Nobody picks their
own — the administrator sets it when the
invitation goes out.

6
00:01:03.785 --> 00:01:12.718
Now ask me something — Try "am I ready for
DSS?" or "who has expired certs?". I read this
facility’s actual records and answer from
them.