The aim of this User guide is to provide a comprehensive description of the Auditbase modules.
Please refer to "
Instructions for use" for:
- General guidelines on how to use the system
- Safety instructions
- Installation and setup requirements
- How to log in and out of Auditbase Password change procedure
- User favourites and pane configuration options
Auditbase is an integrated information system for hearing clinics. The system seeks to integrate all the working operations of a hearing clinic and to collect in one database all data concerning clients, hearing instruments, administration, etc.
- The Auditbase system has been designed as a Microsoft Windows based client-server complex program for application in PC based networks.
- An Auditbase system uses an SQL database in which all the data is saved. Using an SQL standard provides the use of a range of standard tools to query information from the database.
- The SQL database and the Auditbase design provide the facility to link with other databases and systems as is the case with a number of Auditbase versions.
- Auditbase is also integrated with the Noah Framework for office systems platform by means of the Noah4Auditbase subsystem. It means that you can run a variety of Noah fitting and measurement modules and store the resulting data in the Noah database.
- To facilitate the work with clients and their records in the database, Auditbase supports recognition of data read by magnetic card scanner attached to the computer. Reading a client's personal number by barcode scanner is also supported. In Stock, barcode scanners can be used to read and process device barcodes.
The Auditbase system modules have all been provided with help accessible from inside the system. To activate this function, press F1, Shift+F1, or select Help in the menu.
From the Help menu in Auditbase, you can access the most recent user guide and change guides concerning different areas in Auditbase that have changed significantly since Auditbase version 4.15.xx.
Supported languages:
Danish, English, Swedish.