Name who this case is for.
New case opens the patient board. Incomplete cases stay named on the draft — not a folder label.
New case · patient boardFOR SURGEONS · PREVENTION BEFORE SEND
TrazaLab connects patient, site, prescription, evidence, and the send decision in one verifiable packet — so the laboratory receives an identifiable version, not loose files.
Editorial sequence from a locally verified flow. New case-creation remains pending production approval.

New case opens the patient board. Incomplete cases stay named on the draft — not a folder label.
New case · patient boardREMAKE RISK · BEFORE FABRICATION
Cited causes follow published clinical literature. They are not TrazaLab customer rates or measured savings.
BUILD · PRIVATE DRAFT

The cases list keeps the private draft named while the packet stays incomplete.
TYPED CLINICAL RX · SAME SITE

SEND BOUNDARY · PRIVATE DRAFT

Missing typed fields stay visible and block completion. The rail does not diagnose treatment.

Until a valid send, the incomplete case stays on the clinic identity. The laboratory does not see this draft on the verified contract.
START WITH ONE CASE
The sequence connects patient, clinical condition, teeth and treatment, odontogram, prescription, scans and evidence, laboratory instructions, and final review—into one packet.
Treatment opens the fabrication branch that belongs to it. TrazaLab keeps the site and shows decisions for the active branch—instead of a universal form.
On the locally verified crown path, send requires a preparation photo, a shade photo, and an intraoral scan identified as the treatment arch. Other case types open different requirements.
The verified preview checks that the packet has the prescription and required evidence for its branch before send is available. It does not diagnose or declare treatment clinically correct.
Not on the verified new-case contract. The draft stays private to the surgeon; the laboratory view appears only after a valid send transition.
No. TrazaLab organizes intent, checks configured relationships and gaps, and keeps decisions attached. Clinical and technical judgments remain human.