For professionals
FROID accompanies the professional before, during, and after the appointment — not just at session time.
In practice
The most legitimate objection from any therapist is: "I'm not going to trade eye contact with my patient for eye contact with a screen." FROID was designed precisely so that doesn't happen — it is glanceable and reviewable, not a monitor demanding constant attention.
Patient consent recorded, standard camera and microphone. On start, the first 60 seconds calibrate the individual baseline — no technical configuration is required from the professional.
The panel runs in the background. The therapist conducts the session normally and, whenever they want, takes a look: a discreet dissonance alert (speech and face incongruent) flags a "hot spot" to explore — without interrupting the rapport or demanding focus on the screen.
Upon ending, FROID delivers the transcript, notes organized by time segment, and a report with average IPM, dominant zone, and recurring themes — always compared against the patient's own baseline, session after session.
When the patient joins the room and is waiting, a highlighted notice appears on the Professional Dashboards (Detailed and Summary), with an "Attend now [patient]" button. The button reopens the exact same session already created by the invite — no new invite or session is generated. The notice disappears automatically once the patient disconnects or the session ends.
Financial
Each session consumes a credit tied to the professional account, with ownership-based access control — the system knows exactly who can see which report and which patient.
The receivables module tracks amounts owed and received per invite/session, with status automatically updated as payments come in.
Reports
The report contains available measurements, transcription and summaries by segment. Automatic, manual and final segments may have different durations. An unavailable measurement is not zero or normality.
Reports follow the clinical organization’s permissions. The professional reviews the report, selects the items for the patient and explicitly releases that document; saving a professional report does not publish it automatically.
Collaboration
Within clinic management, the manager can invite professionals, review shared credits and quotas, and set report visibility. Restricted visibility limits professionals to assigned patients; managers and supervisors have a clinic-wide view. Shared visibility allows the clinic’s professionals to read its reports. Visibility changes are audited and do not grant access to a Psychosocial employer.
Security and responsibility
Next step
Clinical adoption is a considered decision. Instead of just "sign up," choose the path that makes sense for your practice.
Explore the 12 Zones, the IPM/IDM indices, and an interactive sample report — no sign-up required.
Open the demoTest FROID in your routine with support from our team over a defined period.
Talk about a pilotManagement of multiple professionals, integrations, and SLA. We'll put together a proposal based on your volume.
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