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Ritten
Trigger
Triggers on events
trigger
Create patient form
Creates a patient form
action
Get client attendance
Gets a report of all client attendance
action
Get encounter history report
Gets a report of all encounters for patients within a date range
action
Create or update call
Creates or updates a call
action
Get client event history report
Gets a report of all client events for patients within a date range
action
Get cases
Gets a list of CRM cases (admissions pipeline) in a clinic
action
Get form definitions
Gets all form definitions configured for the clinic, including section definitions and signature requirements
action
Get encounter types
Gets all encounter types configured for the clinic
action
Create encounter
Creates a new encounter
action
Create case note
Adds a plain-text note to an existing CRM case
action
Update case
Updates an existing case
action
Get case
Gets a CRM case
action
Create case action item
Adds an action item to an existing CRM case
action
Create contact
Creates a new contact
action
Create case
Creates a new case
action
Update patient
Updates a patient record
action
Create patient
Creates a new patient record
action
Add user role
Assigns a role to a user
action
Delete patient relationship
Deletes a patient relationship
action
Get contacts
Fetches a list of the available contacts
action
Delete user
Deletes a user
action
Get clinic teams
Fetches a list of the available clinic teams
action
Get patient
Fetches a patient by their identifier
action
Get relationships
Fetches a list of the patient's relationships
action
Get insurance payer
Fetches a specific insurance payer
action
Get external patient
Fetches a patient by their external identifier
action
Add document to patient chart
Adds a document to patient chart
action
Create patient relationship
Creates a new patient relationship
action
Get users
Fetches a list of the available users
action
Update document to patient chart
Updates a document to patient chart
action
Update contact
Updates a specific contact
action
Get patients
Fetches a list of the available patients
action
Create calendar event
Creates a new calendar event
action
Get insurance payers
Fetches all insurance payers in the system
action
Get calendar events
Fetches a list of calendar events
action
Create contact relationship
Creates a new contact relationship
action
Create user
Creates a new user record
action
Update patient relationship
Updates a patient relationship
action
Remove user role
Removes a role from a user
action
Get contact
Fetches a contact by their identifier
action
Get contact relationships
Gets a specific contact relationships
action

Microsoft Excel
Row created
Gets triggered when a new row is added to a specified sheet
trigger
Row updated
Triggers when the values of an existing row change in the selected worksheet
trigger
Get table rows
Retrieves all rows from a table in a workbook
action
Get workbook
Retrieves a workbook from OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared item
action
Find row
Finds a row in the selected worksheet
action
Create session
Creates a session that lets all changes made to a workbook to be persisted, for a workbook from OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared item
action
Get tables
Gets all tables from a workbook in OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared item
action
Update table row
Updates a row in a worksheet table
action
Create table row
Creates a new row in a worksheet table
action
Get worksheets
Retrieves all worksheets from a workbook
action
Clear cells
Clears cells from a worksheet in OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared workbook
action
Add row
Adds a row at the end of a worksheet from OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared workbook
action
Copy workbook
Creates a copy of an existing workbook from OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared item
action
Get drive item
Gets an existing drive item from OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared item
action
Get workbooks
Retrieves a list of workbooks
action
Get OneDrive folders
Lists all folders within the OneDrive
action
Update row
Updates a row from a worksheet
action
Get cells
Gets cells from a worksheet in OneDrive, SharePoint, or a shared workbook
action
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Build your Ritten and Microsoft Excel automation with AI
Ritten is a platform that provides tools for creating, managing, and sharing written content collaboratively. It offers features for editing, commenting, and organizing documents.
Microsoft Excel is a spreadsheet software developed by Microsoft, used for data analysis, visualization, and complex calculations. It supports various functions and integration with other Microsoft services.
FAQ
Got questions ?
Is Keragon HIPAA-compliant?
Yes, Keragon is fully HIPAA-compliant. We implement industry-standard security measures including encryption at rest and in transit, access controls, audit logging, and we sign Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with all healthcare customers.
How long does it take to set up an integration?
Most integrations can be set up in minutes using our no-code workflow builder. Complex custom integrations may take a few hours depending on your requirements. Our team is available to help with implementation.
Can I customize the workflows?
Absolutely. Our workflow builder allows you to customize every aspect of your integrations including triggers, actions, data mappings, conditional logic, and error handling to match your specific needs.
What happens if an API fails?
Keragon includes built-in retry logic and error handling. Failed requests are automatically retried with exponential backoff. You'll receive alerts for persistent failures, and all events are logged for debugging.
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