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707 points namukang | 3 comments | 17 Nov 21 15:16 UTC | HN request time: 0.001s | source
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gandalfff ◴[17 Nov 21 18:14 UTC] No.29256652[source]▶
I'm a speech therapist who does teletherapy. I routinely fill out a lot of web forms. I've already created one automation that will save me time, and I have ideas for several more automations. Thank you so much for making this!
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1. anonymouse008 ◴[18 Nov 21 00:33 UTC] No.29260753[source]▶
If you'd be so kind... I'm helping a similarly standardized testing industry, how are you using this extension?

And DK: I didn't see it immediately - does an affiliate program for solution architects sound right / in the roadmap?

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2. dkthehuman ◴[18 Nov 21 03:26 UTC] No.29261672[source]▶
I hadn't considered it, but I'm happy to explore that option. Feel free to email me at dk@browserflow.app
3. gandalfff ◴[18 Nov 21 16:41 UTC] No.29267431[source]▶
The main thing I want to do with this extension is to speed up my documentation process. For every therapy session, I have to fill out a web form that details what happened during the session, including subjective info and objective data regarding the therapy goals. I already record the data in a Google Sheet, and it would be great to have a one-click solution to transfer that into the web form!

Right now, I have an automation for updating Zoom meeting info, and one that fills out the web form with standard info I include for nearly every session.