Cusp is an app designed to help you in your general dental practice. It has a really easy to use interface, a detailed database to store your patients, a scheduler to keep your appointments in sync with your Google calendar, backup and restore using Dropbox and much, much more at an affordable price.
Our goal is to provide a simple, yet powerful tool for the dentist's tablet and smartphone with free updates.
The patient's folder is organized in easy-to-browse swipable tabs: General profile info, medical anamnesis, oral examination, photos and radiographs, full odontogram, periodontal examination, payments history, treatment plans and follow-up system.
For every patient, Cusp enables you to select the sections you want to print or export to PDF. These include general info, medical history, oral examination, treatments and payments, charting and treatment plans. You can also add your business dental logo in the documents.
Cusp uses your Google Calendar to synchronize appointments. A simple interface with shortcuts and auto-completed text helps you arrange your appointments faster.
Create an backup directly in your Dropbox account. With online Restore, you can transfer your data to other devices.
You can schedule a SMS reminder for your patients 1-5 days before the date of the follow-up examination. The SMS will be sent using your SIM card or via the SMS.to API (internet service).
Cusp can create a backup of your data inside your device or SD card or directly to your Dropbox folder.
A customizable list with all your treatments, prices and laboratory expenses helps you manage your practice easier. All these are linked to auto-complete text fields for easy entry in patient's treatment history.
Cusp keeps track of payments and remainders for each patient and calculates your monthly income, expenses and net profit. You can export to PDF/print the payments/expenses for a selected period. A special list with all pending payments is also available in the Accounting Book.
Easily build a list with your patients' health plans and keep track of insurance payments.
Cusp contains a detailed Orthodontic chart as an in-app purchase. More information here.
The Cloud-add-on keeps your data synchronized in the Cloud
Cusp operates on smartphones and tablets with the following minimum requirements:
In Cusp Cloud edition, your data are automatically stored both in the Cloud and in your device. In this way they are safe in case of device theft or damage.
Cusp Standard edition allows you to create an online backup of your data in your private Dropbox folder. In case your device is not accessible anymore, you can restore your data on another device using the Cusp Online Backup/Restore menu. Google Play Store will allow you to download and install Cusp on the new device without paying again. It is highly recommended that you create a backup in Dropbox everyday, to keep your data safe and up-to-date.Click here to see the possible solutions.
Yes, you can install Cusp on all your
devices using the same Google account, at no additional cost.
Google Play allows multiple re-installations without paying.
To do this, click
here
and follow the instructions.
Please note that your Google account needs some minutes to
hours to refresh your purchase on all your devices. After
this period, you will be able to install the app at no cost.
Video on youtube:
Cusp contains translations for English, Français, Русский, Español, Deutsch, Português, Română, Italiano, Türkçe, Ελληνικά, Hebrew, বাংলা and العربية . The application detects the language setting of your device and automatically applies the correct translation. If your device does not support one of the languages above, then in order to use Cusp in your preferred language you must install an app that allows your device to change language, such as SetLanguage.
To keep your appointments synchronized with your
Google calendar, go to Cusp Main Screen Settings and select
your desirable Google account to sync with the appointments. Your
calendar will automatically be synced with the Cusp
Appointments on all your devices every time you add or edit
an appointment in Cusp. This synchronization is done via
Google Calendar service and it takes some seconds to minutes
to complete. So, for example, if you create a new
appointment on one of your two devices, the appointment will
become visible on the other device after some minutes. Watch the video on YouTube:
In case you have changed your gmail password, you must sign-in with your new password in all your other devices, otherwise the synchronization of the Calendar will not work.
In Cusp Cloud edition, yes, they are.
In Cusp Standard edition, they are not. But you can keep an online backup of your patients using online Backup/Restore. Then your data can be downloaded
manually to your other devices. You can also watch instructions on YouTube:
Your device must have the Printing Service. The Printing option in found your device's "Settings". To install a printer on your Android device, go to your device's menu: Settings---Printing---Add Service.
If you want your Google Calendar appointments be shown in Cusp, write the word "CUSP" in the "Event Location" field when you create a new event using Google Calendar.
Cusp uses your Google Calendar and your Time Zone settings in order to properly save and display your appointments. Please make sure that your device's "Date & Time" is set to Automatic Date and Time and Automatic Time Zone and that you use the Network provided date & time. Also, in your Google Calendar "General" settings, you must switch ON the Use device time zone option. If you change your gmail password, you must sign-in with your new password in all your other devices, otherwise the synchronization of the Calendar will not work.
The password is 0000. You can change it from the Settings on Cusp Main Screen.
The Backup and Restore menu is located in Cusp settings menu, Advanced. It may not be functional depending on your device and Android version. Depending on your device's brand, model and Android version, Cusp will try to detect the SD card and export a backup of your data there. Exporting to SD cards may not be possible for every device. Please, always check if the backup files are successfully saved in your SD card using your device File Explorer, after the backup is complete.
Yes, if your Android device supports USB OTG (on-the-go). The Backup and Restore menu is located in Cusp settings menu, Advanced. It may not be functional depending on your device and Android version.
Although Cusp is designed for real Android devices, you can also download and install it on your PC/laptop using the BlueStacks emulator or other Android emulator for PC (Nox, Genymotion etc.). BlueStacks contains Play Store where you can install the demo version of Cusp, or purchase the full version.
Option 1. Uninstall (remove completely) the Dropbox app from your device. Retry to connect. When connection succeeds, you may re-install the Dropbox app.
Option 2. Disconnect the Cusp app from your connected apps found in your Dropbox account. Then retry to connect.
Please check your Internet connection and the device power/battery Settings. Some devices will turn-off the Wi-Fi in order to save power.
Things to check:
1. Your WiFi Internet connection. Try to reboot your router, or connect to a data mobile network via your SIM card.
2. Is there a firewall or antivirus software blocking the connection?
3. In Cusp, open the Cloud Control Panel screen, go to options (upper right corner) and select to force Google sign-in. Then close Cusp using the Back button of your device app and re-open it.