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AI Intake is a guided conversational voice experience that clients can complete before meeting with the practitioner.

Rather than working through a long static form, the client speaks naturally while Elah guides the conversation through a structured intake. The conversation can clarify, deepen or redirect based on what the client communicates.

No. AI Intake is an information-gathering and practitioner preparation experience. It does not hypnotize the client and does not replace a practitioner-led session.

A typical conversational intake takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes, although the exact length depends on the client's responses and the intake journey.

The exact conversation depends on the client journey, presenting concern and intended outcome. Elah can gather information around what the client wants to change, obstacles, motivation, relevant context, personal language and other information that may help the practitioner prepare.

No. A client may enter a practitioner relationship with a specific goal, a presenting problem, a broader case matter or simply something they want to understand or change.

Elah uses different intake journeys to support different types of client situations rather than treating every case as a predefined goal.

Yes. Practitioners can review the intake transcript so the client's own responses remain available alongside practitioner-facing analysis.

The practitioner can review the conversation and generate practitioner-facing analysis from the completed intake.

When appropriate, the intake can be connected to the continuing client case where it can contribute to assessment, preparation and later case intelligence.

Yes. A practitioner can invite a potential client to complete AI Intake before a consultation so initial context is available in advance.

This can allow consultation time to focus more on fit, scope and next steps rather than spending the entire conversation gathering the client's story.

Elah does not decide whether a client is suitable for your services. That decision remains with the practitioner.

You can use Elah's Phone Assessment instead.

Phone Assessment allows the practitioner to conduct the assessment directly with the client and capture the information within the case. The resulting assessment can then become part of the continuing case context.

Yes. A practitioner-led assessment can become part of the case baseline and can contribute to later Signals Fusion Reports along with other available case information.

Yes. Elah includes a specialized Audio Experience intake for practitioners who create personalized hypnosis audio.

The intake can gather the client's desired outcome, personal language, motivation, relevant circumstances and desired experience so the practitioner has richer context for creating the finished audio.

Progress Trackers are short, practitioner-created daily client check-ins designed to help follow meaningful change between sessions.

You choose the questions that matter for that case and the client can complete the check-in through a private link.

Yes. Progress Trackers are designed around the individual case. The practitioner chooses the questions and determines which direction represents improvement for the measures being followed.

A Signals Fusion Report brings together relevant information available throughout the client journey and evaluates it as one connected case.

Depending on what is available, this can include AI Intake or practitioner-led assessment, Progress Tracker responses, Case Journal notes, session information, transcripts and other relevant case context.

Because Elah does not evaluate the case from only one source.

Progress data may show one change. A practitioner observation may add another piece of context. An assessment establishes a baseline. A transcript may reveal recurring language or themes.

Fusion brings those signals together so they can be considered as part of a larger whole.

No. Fusion Reports are generated manually.

When you request a new report, Elah can evaluate the information currently available in the case rather than relying on an older snapshot.

Yes. That is one of the main purposes of Fusion.

As new Progress Tracker responses, Case Journal entries, session information and other signals become available, a later report may show a different picture of the case.

Yes. Previous Fusion Reports can provide useful comparison context so the practitioner can see what may have changed since an earlier view of the case.

The original intake or assessment describes where the client was when the case began, including presenting problem, goals, desired outcomes, patterns, circumstances and starting context.

As the client progresses, newer information can be considered against that baseline to help the practitioner understand how the case may be changing.

No. Fusion Reports are practitioner-support tools.

Elah may surface patterns, changes, relationships or areas worth considering, but the practitioner decides what those observations mean and how to proceed.

Yes. Elah offers White Label licensing for the conversational AI Intake technology.

It is a branded AI Intake deployment for one licensed practice or organization. It is not a license to resell the entire Elah practitioner platform.

Clients can enter the intake through a branded subdomain such as sessions.yourpractice.com and experience the intake under the licensee's brand.

Yes. White Label clients can use a preferred compatible text-to-speech provider and selected voice rather than the standard Elah voice.

Yes. Client journeys can be configured around the presenting concerns, goals, services and specialties relevant to the licensed practice.

This means the available intake experiences can reflect the kinds of cases and client needs the practice actually works with rather than being limited to Elah's standard setup.

No. A White Label deployment can include multiple intake journeys designed around different presenting concerns, goals, services or specialties within the licensed practice.

The standard White Label AI Intake license includes two practitioner seats within one branded deployment.

No. The standard license does not include tenant creation, sublicensing or reseller rights.

No. White Label provides access to hosted Elah Intake technology. Source code is not distributed.

White Label licensees supply and fund their own compatible AI model and text-to-speech service accounts.

Standard White Label AI Intake starts at $7,500 per year plus a $2,500 one-time implementation fee.

Larger organizations, additional seats and custom development are quoted separately.

Community Hub is a practitioner bulletin and opportunity space designed around professional collaboration.

Practitioners can discover requests, referrals, mentorship opportunities, practice support, collaborations and other practitioner-to-practitioner activity.

No. Community Hub is designed around useful professional announcements and opportunities rather than follower counts, personal feeds or endless social posting.

Community Pulse surfaces recent community activity inside the practitioner Activity Deck so useful announcements can be noticed without constantly checking a separate community page.

Yes. Elah includes tools for creating practitioner content such as scripts, metaphors, assignments and reinforcement material.

Relevant content can also be connected to a specific client case so the practitioner can see what was prepared or used during the journey.

Audio Experience is a specialized client journey for practitioners who create personalized hypnosis audio.

It gathers individualized client context before the practitioner creates the finished audio, allowing personalized audio services to scale without requiring a live consultation before every order.