A short YouTube video (by Jeff Langmaid) explaining that Jane does not accept flat uploads of paper charts. Instead, Jane uses interactive chart parts—allowing users to drop pins, add notes, and draw—so paper charts must be recreated within Jane to match a practitioner’s preferred charting flow.
So this is an important piece, because a lot of people, especially if you're coming from paper charting, you're like, can I take this paper chart I've been using for 20 years and just upload it into Jane? And I would love to say yes to you, but the reason I'm going to say no is because Jane uses interactive chart parts to create a chart. So instead of just an image of a body chart that you're physically doing checkboxes on, Jane has an interactive chart where you're able to drop pins and add notes, draw on it, whatever you want to do. So it's not possible for us to take a flat piece of paper and turn it into a chart, but you can recreate it and make it the best flow for the way that you like to chart.
