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To test the haau3 caregiver app’s share workflow end to end, you first create a haau3 account and onboard at least one patient profile, the same way a caregiver or patient would. This page walks through that one-time setup so you arrive at an active patient context, which is what the Generate a SMART Health Link flow operates on. Each signed-in user represents the person managing care. A single account can manage several patient profiles (the user themselves, a loved one, or both), and most downstream workflows, including sharing and SMART Health Link generation, operate within the currently selected patient context.
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Create a haau3 account

Go to haau3.com and choose Sign up to open the account creation modal.
Create your account modal
After creating your account, you are redirected to onboarding, where haau3 collects a small amount of information about the signed-in user.
haau3 onboarding user information screen

If you signed in with Google, fields such as name and email may be pre-populated from the OAuth provider.

This establishes the signed-in user who will manage one or more patient profiles.
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Choose who you are managing care for

The next step asks who you will be managing haau3 for. This determines which patient profiles are created during setup.
Choose who you will be managing haau3 for
  • Myself: manage your own care.
  • Someone else: manage care for a loved one such as a parent, spouse, or child.
  • Myself and someone else: manage both your own care and another person’s.
Your selection determines which patient profiles are created and which patient context is available afterward.
3

Enter demographic information for the first patient

haau3 then begins creating the first patient profile, collecting the basic demographic information it needs (date of birth and sex at birth).
Enter date of birth and sex at birth during onboarding

In this example the user selected “Myself and someone else,” so onboarding first collects demographics for the signed-in user before creating additional profiles.

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Enter demographic information for the person you are caring for

If you selected Someone else or Myself and someone else, haau3 guides you through creating a patient profile for the person you are caring for.
Enter demographic information for the person you are caring for
This information creates the patient profile for the person whose care you will manage.
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Select your relationship to the person you are caring for

The final step asks how you are related to the person whose care you will manage. This relationship helps haau3 understand the caregiving context between you and the patient.
Select relationship to the patient
After onboarding, haau3 routes you directly into the patient-scoped workspace for your preferred patient context.
If multiple patient profiles exist, haau3 prioritizes people you are caring for first. Otherwise it defaults to your own patient profile.

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What comes next

With onboarding complete and a patient context active, you can run the share workflow: generate a SMART Health Link or QR code from the patient record, then test how a receiving system ingests it. That flow is covered in Generate a SMART Health Link.