Catch poor-fit garments and prep a remake order
Every morning, WebRun opens LymphaTech, finds garments flagged as a poor fit at a follow-up, compares the fit issue against the latest scan, prepares a corrected remake order with the adjusted size or style, saves it to Google Drive, and posts your fitter a Slack list of remakes ready to review and submit.
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How do I flag poor-fit garments and prepare a remake automatically?
WebRun finds garments logged as a poor fit in LymphaTech each morning, compares the problem against the latest scan, and prepares a corrected remake order saved to Google Drive. It then posts your fitter a Slack list of remakes to review and submit, so a bad fit gets corrected quickly and no remake reaches the vendor without a human check.
- Poor-fit garments get a corrected remake prepped fast
- Corrections are built from the latest scan, not stale measurements
- Every remake waits for a fitter to review before it reaches the vendor
Built for compression garment fitters · lymphedema therapists · certified fitters · vascular clinics
What does WebRun do on every run?
The exact actions WebRun takes, in order - in plain language, so you can adjust anything.
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WebRun signs in and gets to work
Opens
app.lymphatech.comin a real browser with your saved login - no setup, no API keys. -
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LymphaTech - find poor-fit garments and read the latest scan
WebRun finds poor-fit garments and reads the latest scan to work out the correction. - Open LymphaTech and find garments a clinician marked as a poor fit at a follow-up
- Read the noted fit problem alongside the most recent scan measurements for that limb
- Determine the size, length, or style adjustment the corrected garment needs
- Note the patient, the original order, and the reason for the remake
Done when Every poor-fit garment has its correction worked out from the latest scan.
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Google Drive - save a corrected remake order
WebRun saves a corrected, review-ready remake order to Google Drive. - Open the garment orders folder in Google Drive
- Fill a corrected remake order sheet with the adjusted measurements, size, style, and the fit reason
- Save each sheet named by patient and marked as a remake so it is not confused with a first order
- Leave the remake in a Prepared state. Do not submit anything to the garment vendor.
Done when A prepared remake order sheet is saved in Google Drive for every poor-fit garment.
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Slack - post remakes ready for review
WebRun posts the fitter a list of prepared remakes to review and submit. - Post a list of prepared remakes to the fitting team's Slack channel
- Include the patient, the fit problem, the correction, and a link to the remake sheet in Google Drive
- Leave each remake for your fitter to review and submit to the vendor. WebRun never places the remake itself.
Done when The fitting team has today's prepared remakes in Slack with links to review and submit.
How is each run configured?
Secure by default
Connect once, stays signed in
WebRun signs in once and keeps each session in a persistent environment, so every run picks up right where it left off.
Every action is checked against this policy before it runs.
Questions, answered
Will it order the remake from the vendor on its own?
No. WebRun prepares the corrected remake order and leaves it in a Prepared state for your fitter to review and submit. No remake is placed with the vendor without a human confirming the correction first.
How does it decide what to correct?
It reads the fit problem the clinician logged and compares it against the latest scan measurements, then proposes the size, length, or style adjustment. Your fitter confirms the change before the remake goes out.
What if there is no recent scan to base the remake on?
It flags any poor-fit garment lacking a current scan and lists it in Slack for a rescan, rather than preparing a remake from stale measurements that could repeat the fit problem.
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