Domains

A domain is one Auron deployment, named by its address. Most people only ever use one. If you work with two, for example a production deployment and a test one, or two separate client deployments, the app holds both at once.

Signing in stores the domain on the phone together with the email you used. Each pair is stored separately, so you can also keep two accounts on the same domain. You can add as many as you have accounts for and switch between them without signing out of any.

Managing domains

Menu → Manage Domains lists every domain and email pair stored on the phone. The one you are in is marked Current. From here you can:

• Tap another row to switch to it. The app shows that domain's name while it loads its organizations, then opens Home there.
• Remove one you no longer need with the bin icon on its row, after confirming. The current row has no bin, so switch away from it first.
• Add another with Add domain, which opens the sign in screen.

What is kept separate

Switching domains clears what was on screen from the previous one, so data from one deployment is never shown while you are in another. Anything the app remembers locally is stored against the account it belongs to, including which organization you were last in, your starred records and your recent records.

Voice notes are held per domain and organization. A recording made while signed into one deployment does not appear in another, even on the same phone.

What you cannot do across domains

There is no cross-domain view. Search, history and notifications are all scoped to the domain you are in, so finding something you know you recorded means switching to the domain it was recorded on.