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FAQ & troubleshooting

BirthTracks is your practice’s birth registry: record each birth once and get your outcome statistics, benchmarks, and pre-filled state worksheets from the same record — instead of log books, spreadsheets, and hand-calculated stats.

It was designed for nurse-midwives, and it’s used by CPMs, lay midwives, Labor and Delivery nurses, doulas, OBs, Family Practice MDs — anyone keeping track of the births they attend.

Is it hard to use? Does entering a birth take long?

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No. Entering a birth is designed to take a few minutes, including at 4:00 AM after a long night. See Logging a birth.

No — you can import your whole history from a spreadsheet. You map your columns to BirthTracks fields once, and your past births come with you. See Getting started.

Check your spam folder first. If it’s not there, ask the person who invited you to resend it from Settings → Team. Invitation links can expire, so a fresh invite usually does the trick.

Use the Forgot password? link on the sign-in page to reset it by email.

If your practice uses Google for email, you may see a Continue with Google option on the sign-in and sign-up pages.

Why can’t I see another practice’s records?

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By design. Each practice’s data is fully isolated — you only ever see your own practice’s patients and births. See Privacy & data security.

I made a mistake on a birth — how do I fix it?

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Open the birth and choose Edit. Always correct the existing record rather than creating a duplicate, so your analytics stay accurate.

Add each baby to the same birth. See Logging a birth → Multiples.

How do I change my plan or update my card?

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Everything is self-service in the billing portal — see Subscription & billing.

Use the support widget in the app (look for the help button) to start a conversation with our team. Please don’t include patient details in support messages — see Privacy & data security.