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Guided Implementation Checklist

  • August 13, 2025
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Ensora Education Team
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TIP: Bookmark this page so you can refer back to it. These links will be helpful as you set up your account. 

 

Welcome!

 

During the implementation process, you will learn how to:

  • Set up general administration settings and preferences.
  • Set up clinical settings for the entire organization.
  • Create a new student (including behaviors, skills, curriculum, prompts, settings, etc.).
  • View information in the App in order to run a session and how to collect data.
  • View your data in the Portal and use it to view SOAP notes, graphs, reports, etc.

     

Initial Setup

 

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We're excited that you've chosen to partner with us to optimize and streamline your daily work. As you get the system and running, we recommend following our 3-phase approach. Phases 1 and 2 will be completed by your Organization Administrator as they will have the proper permissions to complete these tasks. Phase 3 is for everyone who will be using the system. Here you will learn about major features and functions and how to best utilize thein your daily routine.

 

First, let's review how you can request support and how to find answers to your questions.

 

How to Contact Support & Find Answers

 

 

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Phase One: Organization Setup

 

As an Organization Administrator, this should be your first step. Here you will set up all of your Organization-wide settings. Typically these settings will apply to all aspects of the system for you and your staff, as well as Organization documentation.

 

1) Organization Staff Setup

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2) Organization Level Settings

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3) Additional Organization Settings

ACTION ITEMS:

  • If you are an organization with multiple locations and would like to use multiple Sites in the system, Click here to learn the next steps Sites.
  • Set up your internal processes for handling tasks in the system.

IMPORTANT: We recommend that every organization create its own protocols and processes for handling routine tasks in the system, such as password resets, changing security, site and student access, etc. Example: A BT subs in for another user. They will require security changes so that they may access students for the user they are covering. This would require someone with Administrative access.

 

  • Designate your System Administrators. These users will handle tasks like the example above.
  • If you have purchased our Dedicated Success Coach option, it is advised to prepare a list of questions for your training session.

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4) Student Creation

This is focused on the basics of Student creation; Program creation will come later.

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5) Manage Subscriptions & Services

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Add licenses for Students

 

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Phase Two: Administration Clinical Setup

 

Administration Clinical Setup is next! In order to set your Clinical settings, you must have Administrator permissions. This is a crucial step in your setup, so take your time to work through this section.

1) Clinical Set-up

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GOOD TO KNOW INFORMATION:

NOTE: Users have the option to populate a Library manually or via a spreadsheet. Once fully populated, a user can pull selected Libraries into their student’s profile and then modify it based on the student’s specific needs. This eliminates the need to recreate programming from scratch on a student-by-student basis. (Depending on the content of your curriculum library size, this can take 15 minutes or 4+ hours)

 

 

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Phase Three: Create Student Programming 

 

 

Now that you have your Organization-wide Settings Setup, it's time to learn about some of the main features and how they work to streamline your daily workflow!

NOTE: You can set up from an organization level, student level, or target level. 

 

1) Student Program Overview Workflow

See a student program workflow example
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2) Behavior Reduction

The system allows you to collect behaviors for Reduction in two separate ways. The first is event data, in the form of ABC data collection, allowing the clinician to analyze behavior function. The second is “per behavior data” which is the more traditional way, where the clinician chooses the measurement, for example collecting frequency for spitting behavior.

ACTION ITEMS:

  • Review & learn about Behavior Reduction
  • Review & learn about Zero Out Options.
  • If you have purchased our Dedicated Success Coach option, it is advised to prepare a list of questions for your training session.
     

3) Skill Acquisition

The system allows you to collect skill acquisition by choosing the target type that best suits your program needs.

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3) System Features (to make things even easier!)

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