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You will hit a sign-in screen before any module. It asks two questions: which world (Demo or Actual) and who you are.

The live address is app.useordo.ai. Older bookmarks still work, but update them to this address when you can.

On the live production site, a blue Production bar sits at the top so you know this is the live host, not a training URL. You can still pick Demo there; Demo still uses sample data only.

The card title is Welcome back — choose a mode, then continue.

Pick the mode first

Choose When
Demo Training, clicking around, projector in a staff meeting
Actual Real remittances, real Open Dental

The same toggle exists later in the sidebar. Details: Demo vs Actual.

Demo sign-in

In Demo, click Enter Demo Mode (“Explore sample EOBs as a viewer…”). You typically continue as the sample user (no production password). You land in the modules that sample role can see — often Viewer: Dashboard, Patients, and the Analytics pages, read-only.

That is enough to learn the inbox. It is not enough to practice Post payment. If you need to train posting, use a live training clinic in Actual with a dummy (fake) EOB, or ask an Owner to watch you in a safe environment.

Create an account first

Anyone can sign up with name, email, and password. That only creates a login. It does not open the clinic inbox.

A clinic Owner or Admin still has to add that same email under Clinic settings → Profile (team). Until they do, sign-in lands on a Waiting for access page. After they add you, sign out and sign in again (or tap I've been added — check again).

You can also skip self-serve signup: the clinic can add your email first. Then you sign in (or set a password from the invite / forgot-password flow).

Actual sign-in

Continue with Google

  1. Select Actual.
  2. Click Continue with Google.
  3. Pick the Google account your clinic expects (usually your work email).
  4. Finish any Google prompts. Ordo signs you in.

Use the same Google account the Owner invited. A different Google email is a different person to Ordo.

Username and password

  1. Select Actual.
  2. Enter your Username (username or email) and Password.
  3. Submit.

Password tip: at least 8 characters, with uppercase and lowercase letters, a number, and a symbol.

Forgot password

Use Forgot password? on the sign-in screen. You will get an email to set a new one. If the email never arrives, ask an Owner whether your user is active and whether your address is spelled correctly in Clinic settings.

Extra steps you might see

Depending on your account, Ordo may ask for:

  • A confirmation code (then Confirm and sign in)
  • A 6-digit multi-factor code
  • A new password the first time you sign in (temporary password from an invite)

Follow the on-screen labels; then you land in the app as usual.

After you sign in

If a clinic admin has granted access, Ordo sends you to the first module you are allowed to see — usually EOB Dashboard, or Posting Analytics for a role that can only see Analytics.

If nobody has added your email yet, you stay on Waiting for access and cannot open Dashboard, Patients, or Settings.

If your user exists but is inactive, you see Access is turned off. Ask an Owner to set you back to Active, then sign in again.

A different no-access page means you are in the clinic, but your role does not include that module. Ask an Owner if you need it.

Contact your office manager first, then Ordo support at help@perfect.ventures if the clinic itself cannot sign in.

Example — Monday at Bright Smile

  1. Mike opens Ordo, confirms the sidebar will be Actual (he chooses it on the login card).
  2. He signs in with Continue with Google, or with username and password.
  3. He lands on EOB Dashboard and starts fetching yesterday’s extracted files.
  4. Alex, shadowing, stays in Demo on a second computer so he cannot click Post on live claims.

Signing out

Use the account / sign-out control in the app (profile area or equivalent). Sign out on shared front-desk computers. Do not leave Actual logged in overnight on a workstation patients can see.