Ambiki Release Note: Calendar Colors, Patient Balances, and Intake Form Fixes
Stay up to date on new features and improvements to Ambiki - Ambiki release notes is where the Ambitious Idea Labs team publicly communicates new functionality added to Ambiki so that our users can stay on top of everything that is new.
Samuel Okoth 3 days ago
Date: 09/09/2026
Summary by Persona (Grouped by Role)
👩⚕️ Clinicians / Therapists
- No direct changes.
🧑💼 Admins
- Admins will see unique therapist colors on the shared calendar and can refresh patient balance data on demand and print the report as a PDF.
💳 Billers / Guardians
-
Billers: Billing staff can refresh the patient balances report to see more current balances and print the report as a PDF.
-
Guardians/Patients: Intake forms now clearly explain when the same phone number has been entered for more than one contact.
🛠️ Fix - Therapist Calendar Colors Are Unique
👥 Audience: Admins/office managers, especially at larger practices
📅 Date range affected: N/A (ongoing since "Color by therapist" was introduced)
❗ Issue: On the organization's shared calendar (Organization > Edit Organization > Calendar Colors), when colors were set to display by therapist, some therapists could end up with the same color, making it hard to tell them apart at a glance.
✅ Action Steps: No action needed — colors will automatically update to be unique the next time the calendar loads.
🛠️ Fix - Patient Balances Report Can Be Refreshed and Printed as a PDF
👥 Audience: Admins, Billing staff
❗ Issue: The patient balances report updated only once a day, so it could show out of date balances.
✅ Action Steps: None. A "Refresh data" link now appears next to the last updated time on the patient balances tab, and Print now produces a PDF.
🛠️ Fix - Duplicate Phone Numbers Are Clearly Identified on Intake Forms
👥 Audience: Parents and guardians using the patient portal
❗ Issue: When the same phone number was entered for more than one contact on an intake form, the form could not be saved.
✅ Action Steps: None. If a number belongs to more than one person, the form now explains that each number can only be assigned to one person.
Thank you for choosing Ambiki.
Thank you for choosing Ambiki.