Desktop
01Desktop and browser baseline
Confirm Windows or macOS support, current Chrome or Edge, enabled JavaScript and cookies, and an approved extension path.
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System requirements
CortexaNote system requirements
A practical compatibility checklist for desktop, browser, mobile, network, security, Recorder hardware, and EHR handoff readiness.
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Chrome/Edge
current Chromium browser
Confirm extension policy, JavaScript, cookies, and managed update behavior.
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10 Mbps
minimum planning bandwidth
Use 20 Mbps as the preferred baseline for busier clinical environments.
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iOS/Android
managed mobile path
Confirm store access, MDM policy, storage, and patient-consent workflow.
Resource map
What this page helps you decide.
Each resource turns a broad buying question into a practical review path for clinical, operational, and IT owners.
Devices
02Mobile and Recorder policy
Decide how managed phones, tablets, personal devices, and dedicated Recorder hardware will be used during capture.
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Network
03Network and endpoint security
Check bandwidth, packet-loss tolerance, firewall policy, antivirus, MDM compliance, identity ownership, and support routing.
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EHR
04EHR handoff expectations
Separate supported systems from planning pages so teams do not mistake compatibility review for unattended chart writing.
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Rollout frame
How to turn this resource into action.
Separate what the team can decide now from what still needs pilot evidence, security review, or workflow validation.
Impact
01Prevent pilot friction
Compatibility work should happen before clinicians are asked to change their visit flow.
Impact
02Make trust review concrete
Security questions become easier when the team can point to the exact capture, review, export, and support path.
At a glance
CortexaNote team / 2026-05-22 / IT, operations, and clinical administrators
A practical compatibility checklist for desktop, browser, mobile, network, security, Recorder hardware, and EHR handoff readiness.
Why this matters
A clinical documentation rollout fails quickly when the environment is vague. Before the first pilot cohort, confirm desktop access, Chromium browser policy, mobile device rules, Recorder handling, network tolerance, identity ownership, and EHR handoff expectations.
How to use it
Use a conservative planning baseline: current Chrome or Edge, JavaScript and cookies enabled, managed endpoint security, enough local storage for ordinary clinical work, and stable broadband that can sustain audio upload and reviewed-note handoff.
What to validate
Requirements are a clinical operating checklist, not just a device table. The question is whether a clinician can capture the encounter, review the note, and move approved content toward the chart without unsupported workarounds.
“A practical compatibility checklist for desktop, browser, mobile, network, security, Recorder hardware, and EHR handoff readiness.”
Compatibility proof
Requirements should describe the workflow, not just the device.
The checklist keeps environment assumptions attached to the clinical loop: capture, draft, review, handoff, support, and security review.
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readiness areas
1
named owner
0
silent workarounds
- Confirm OS, browser, extension, JavaScript, cookie, and endpoint-security policy before asking clinicians to install anything.
- Decide whether browser capture, mobile capture, Recorder hardware, or a mixed model is appropriate for the pilot.
- Keep network, identity, EHR handoff, and trust evidence in the same implementation conversation.
Practical FAQ
Questions before the next workflow test.
Teams can plan around browser, mobile, and Recorder workflows. The right mix depends on device policy, consent workflow, capture quality, and whether devices are clinic-managed.
Move from resource to clinical proof.
Use the resource, choose one workflow to test, and make the first rollout small enough to inspect.