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Get Started with AI Session Assistant

  • February 2, 2026
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Ensora Education Team
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Overview

AI Session Assistant is an AI‑powered tool designed to simplify and enhance your documentation workflow in Fusion. Follow the steps below to install the Chrome extension, activate your account, and complete your first login.

 

Sign In

  1. Open your browser and go to: https://app.fusionwebclinic.com/
  2. Sign in using your Fusion credentials.

 

Enable AI Session Assistant in Fusion

PERMISSIONS REQUIRED: Users will need their individual AI Session Assistant license to be enabled by their organization Admin prior to using the add on in Fusion. See the Admin: Enable AI Session Assistant article for more information.

  1. Select My Account in the top-right corner of Fusion.
  2. Choose Sign Up for AI Session Assistant.

     

  3. Select your specialty as it is configured within Fusion.
  4. Complete the signup process.

    NOTE: If you do not receive the activation emails within a few minutes, please check your Spam or Junk folder.

After signing up, you will receive an email containing your temporary username and password. These credentials are required for your first login to the AI Session Assistant Chrome extension.

  • Be sure to check your Spam or Junk folder if the email is not in your inbox.
  • You may update your password after logging in.

 

 Install the Chrome Extension

  1. Visit the Chrome Web Store page: Fusion AI Session Assistant.

    NOTE: The extension can be applied to the Microsoft Edge browser by the unique URL and will appear as an unlisted extension.

  2. Select Add to Chrome.

     

  3. Approve the installation when prompted.

    NOTE: The extension name in the Chrome Web Store may reference the underlying technology provider, but it supports the AI Session Assistant feature in Fusion.

 

Retrieve your Temporary Credentials

  1. Open the AI Session Assistant extension in Chrome.

     

  2. Enter the temporary credentials provided by email.
  3. If prompted, create a new password.
  4. Enter the One-Time Password (OTP) sent to your email to complete login.

IMPORTANT: AI Session Assistant requires an OTP each time you log in. This may change in future updates. If you do not receive the OTP, check your Spam or Junk folder.

 

Start Using AI Session Assistant

Once logged in, AI Session Assistant will be available to help streamline your documentation workflow in Fusion.

If you need additional assistance, please contact Support or refer to related AI Session Assistant documentation:

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