Dotan Asselmann

You can attach a file to the AI Assistant and ask questions about it. Upload a PDF, Word document, spreadsheet, text file, or image, and the assistant reads the file and answers based on its conten...

Theator gives surgical leaders a connected set of quality and analytics tools to measure surgical quality, track outcomes, and drive improvement across a department. This guide explains what each t...

Theator surfaces several signals on and around a case to help you decide what to review first: a complexity grade, the Recommended and Trending labels, and priority flags. This article explains wha...

The AI Assistant returns rich answers — tables, charts, case analyses, and video clips. Once you have an answer you like, there are a few ways to reuse it: copy the text, capture a chart, download ...

Theator surfaces several signals on and around a case to help you decide what to review first: a complexity grade, the Recommended and Trending labels, and priority flags. This article explains wha...

If you lead a department or service line, you can ask the AI Assistant questions that span your whole team — not just your own cases. Ask it in plain language to break down all cases by surgeon, co...

Some cases on Theator display a Case Complexity grade — a five-level rating that reflects how demanding the procedure was. When a grade is available, you'll see it on the case page alongside the ot...

The AI Assistant answers questions about your surgical data and can look at a specific moment in a case video when you point it there. It does not watch an entire recording on its own, and it can o...

Your organization decides how long surgical recordings are kept. Some organizations keep every recording indefinitely; others keep them for a set number of days, after which the recording expires a...

What the badges on a case card mean On the case list, a case card can show a Recommended ⭐ badge, a Trending 🔥 badge, or both. They are quick signals that help you decide which cases are worth watc...