Shortcuts

Overview

Shortcuts help you use Flux more efficiently by running common actions directly without a mouse. You can quickly navigate between screens, open patient records, start searches, and fill in forms with minimal interruption.

In Flux, shortcuts are available on different screens and features, including the dashboard, calendar, patient records, and financial administration.

Command menu

You can also use the shortcut to open and close the command menu:

• Ctrl + K on Windows or Linux
• ⌘ + K on a Mac

Navigation

G O overview

G A calendar

G F finance

G P patients

G H healthcare providers

G D data explorer

G G company information

G S settings

⌘ + [ collapse or expand the sidebar with the main menu (Ctrl + [ on Windows or Linux), also while you are in a text field

Calendar

⇧ N to create a new patient

. to search for a user

⇧ right-click to select a user

A previous user

D next user

E switch between day and week

T today

1 - 9 to select appointment types

0 to deselect appointment types

P turn privacy mode on or off

[ collapse or expand the left sidebar

] collapse or expand the right panel

The arrow keys take you to the item above, below, left or right of the one you have selected. Those are appointments and, once you have picked an appointment type, free time slots as well. Landing on an appointment opens it, just like a click. When appointments sit side by side, ← and → first move to the appointment next to it. A column is a day, or a user in day view. Columns without appointments or time slots are skipped, and past the last column you continue with the next day or week. When you click an appointment, the arrow keys carry on from that appointment's day.

↑ item above

↓ item below

← item to the left

→ item to the right

⇧ ↑ first item in the column

⇧ ↓ last item in the column

⇧ ← first column

⇧ → last column

⇧ . day or week forward

⇧ , day or week backward

⇧ ↵ to schedule an appointment in the selected time slot

Esc cancel appointment

⇧ E → to immediately select a user in week view from the specific user’s day view