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Terminology

The platform has one set of names, and the API, the portal and the apps all use them. You may arrive with your own: a health coach says "action plan", someone who used the previous Intervengine says "card". Those words are listed beside ours so you can find your way in; this site uses ours.

Content​

Our termWhat it isYou might call it
AtomOne thing on a screen: a question, a page of text, a picture, a button, an exercise. Its type fixes what is shown and what a response stores.An activity element (previous Intervengine), a question, a step
SequenceAn ordered set of pages of atoms a participant works through in one sitting.An activity, a card, a form, a check-in, a questionnaire
Score and bandA named number a sequence works out from the responses, and the name of the range that number falls in.A total, a subscale, a severity level
JourneyA graph of nodes and transitions: what a participant is given next depends on what they did and how they responded.A programme, a pathway, a care plan, a course
Node, transition, actionA step of a journey; a one-way way out of it; something a node does when a participant arrives.A stage, a branch, a trigger
ConditionA rule that is true or false about one participant right now, used on transitions, actions, pages and atoms.A rule, a filter, a criterion
SurfaceA named, styled part of the participant's home screen that user sequences are placed on.A home screen section, the to-do list
AssetAn uploaded file that content, tenants and users reference.Media, an upload
VersionOne saved state of an atom, sequence or journey. The published version is the newest one with a publish date.A revision, a draft

A participant​

Our termWhat it isYou might call it
User sequenceOne sequence assigned to one participant, with its schedule, surface and behaviour. Action planning is done with user sequences.An action plan, an assigned card, a to-do
OccurrenceOne due slot of a user sequence. A daily user sequence has one a day.A due date, an instance
ResponseWhat a participant submitted for one occurrence: the values, and the scores and bands.An answer, a submission, an entry
User journeyA participant's enrolment in a journey.An enrolment, a pathway instance
BiomarkerSomething the phone or watch measures, such as steps, sleep or heart rate. A user biomarker is one value of it from the phone's health store.Biometrics, wearable data, vitals, health events
ChatA conversation between a participant and staff.Secure messaging, an inbox

People and organisation​

Our termWhat it isYou might call it
TenantOne organisation's own space, isolated from every other's. Shared library content lives in the DEFAULT tenant.A customer, a client, an organisation, a workspace
CohortA named group of participants inside a tenant, with its own sign-up code.An intake, a site, a wave
IdentityOne person across every tenant they belong to. Credentials live with the identity provider.A login, an account
UserA person in one tenant, with one role.A member, a profile
ParticipantA user with the participant role: the person using the app.A patient, a client, a member, an employee
CoachA user with the coach role, working with the tenant's participants. The word stands for whoever does that job in your service.A nurse, a physiotherapist, a navigator, a case manager
InvitationAn offer to join a tenant with a role, sent to an address.An invite
Tag, group, extraA label on a person; a set of people; a typed custom field holding one value per person.Segments, flags, custom fields
RelationshipA kind of relationship between a participant and the staff who look after them.A care team role, a key worker
TaskA work item for staff about participants, never seen by the participant.A follow-up, a case action
ConfigurationA per-tenant setting, keyed by a dotted code.A setting, a feature flag

Access and integration​

Our termWhat it isYou might call it
SessionA signed-in person's, or an API key's, standing with the API, in one tenant at a time.A login session, a token
RoleA named set of permissions, the same in every tenant: participant, coach, admin, sales, platform admin, or API client for an API key.A user type, an access level
PermissionOne thing a role may do, by code.A privilege, a scope
API keyA credential for an outside system, signing in as its own service account.An integration token, a machine credential
WebhookA signed request the platform sends to your endpoint when something happens.A callback, an event notification
MCPThe platform's server for AI assistants, reaching content under the person's own permissions.An AI connector
ReportAn analytics site embedded in the portal, per tenant and role.A dashboard