Getting started with the Curaeon support portal
Everything your clinic needs from Curaeon support lives at support.curaeon.com.au — here's the five-minute tour.
Signing in
Your practice's Customer Admin (usually the practice manager) creates your account; you'll receive an invitation email. If your practice uses single sign-on, you'll use your normal work login.
What you'll find
- Your tickets — everything your clinic has raised, with live status and response-time commitments shown against each. Reply directly on a ticket; email replies to ticket notifications land in the same place.
- Your equipment — your clinic's appliances with live health status, current software version and warranty/plan details.
- Planned maintenance — anything scheduled that affects your clinic specifically, not a generic notice board.
- Request something — the catalogue: new users, training, reports, integration changes and more, each with the approval and timing shown up front.
- Search — start typing your problem before raising a ticket; the answer is often already written, and it's faster than any response time we could promise.
Raising a good ticket
Pick the closest category (it routes you to the right team first time), say what you expected and what happened instead, and — genuinely — leave patient details out. We never need them, and the form will warn you if something looks like a Medicare number.
Installing it as an app
On your phone or tablet, the portal installs like an app: Share → Add to Home Screen (iPhone/iPad) or the install prompt in the address bar (Android/desktop Chrome). You'll get push notifications for ticket updates if you opt in.
One number to remember
If your clinic cannot see patients because of a Curaeon issue: don't type — call 1300 XXX XXX, option 1, answered around the clock.
Related articles
- KB-002 — Reset your password or MFA for the support portal — Reset your password or MFA
- KB-003 — Add or deactivate a portal user for your clinic — Add or deactivate a portal user
- KB-006 — How to report a clinic-down emergency (and what happens next) — How to report a clinic-down emergency