CloudCare/ Care Intelligence Layer
VALOR HEALTH · ORG-A04
MR
Maria Reyes, RN
Dragon Copilot · Standby
No active encounter. Ready when you open a patient.

Doppler · heading off the storm proactively

147 PATIENTS/FORECAST 30D/SOURCES: PICS · MDRX · CFW · VIDA · CQID · BIM · CANARY/METHOD: DETERMINISTIC RULES · CAIG-EXPLAINABLE

Forecast Radar · days to event

IRIS at the eye
15 10 5 5 10 15 15 10 5 5 10 15 0 CLINICAL QUALITY BILLING ENGAGEMENT IRIS 1-5d 5-14d 14-30d 30+ 2 ~6h 1 now 4 ~3d 3 ~4d 9 ~10d 7 ~12d 5 ~8d 14 ~20d 11 ~22d 8 ~25d 98 stable
Bands · click to filter
Imminent
0–24h · ER-bound
3
Acute
1–5 days
7
Watch
5–14 days
21
Forecast
14–30 days
33
Stable
30+ days
83
QUADRANTS
N · Clinical decompensation
E · Quality & Stars gaps
S · Billing & Revenue
W · Engagement & SDOH
⛈
The Next 14 Days
6 ED visits avoidable, 14 CCM thresholds at risk, 23 quality gaps closing.
Cost Avoidable
$118K
Revenue at Risk
$142K
Net Opportunity
$260K

Caseload

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Patient
Days to Event
Forecast Driver
Action Impact
Confidence
Eleanor Vasquez ← IRIS · start here
F·78·MA-Humana · CHF, T2DM, CKD-3
~6h
to ED
BP 198/112 · weight Δ +3.4lb / 72h
MDRX · CHF decomp pattern
prevent ED visit
~$14K cost avoided
0.91
Harlan O'Brien
M·71·VA-CCN · COPD, MDD · RUCA 10
now
safety priority
PHQ-9 = 19 · C-SSRS positive
VIDA · 38 min ago
prevent BH crisis
safety + cost
0.95
Josephine Acker
F·82·ACO · Post-AMI Day 3 · LACE+ 17
~18h
readmit risk
ED admit @ St. Luke's (CFW ADT)
2h 12m ago
prevent readmit
~$13K cost avoided
0.84
Terrence Mwangi
M·64·MSSP · ESRD, Dialysis 3×/wk
~2d
volume overload
Weight Δ +5.2lb / 48h
MDRX · 41 min ago
prevent admit
~$11K cost avoided
0.79
Linda Patterson
F·67·MA-CVS · Post-CABG D-12
~3d
F/U-30 risk
BP rising · MRP missing
CFW · this morning
prevent decomp
~$9K cost avoided
0.74
Margaret Williams ↗ active in Dragon
F·72·VA-enrolled · HTN, T2DM
~10d
A1C window
BP rising · adherence gap · cog load ↑
MDRX + Canary
capture Stars D08
~$3.4K Stars
0.88
Robert Kowalski
M·73·MSSP · CAD, HFpEF
~9d
CCM threshold
99457 minutes 14/20 this period
BIM · period ends Mar 31
capture 99457
~$54 / month
0.92
Marcus Whitfield
M·58·RHTP · Chronic LBP, MDD
~18d
PROMIS due
PROMIS-PI quarterly · NRS rising
CQID · scheduled
ACCESS OAP integrity
~$2.1K outcome
0.86
William Hartley
M·66·MA-Aetna · HTN well-controlled
stable
monitor only
All vitals in range · adherent
MDRX · 30d trend
no action
RPM continuity
0.97
SOURCES / MDRX · CFW · VIDA · CQID · BIM · PICS · Canary / FORECAST · deterministic rules · CAIG-explainable
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Eleanor Vasquez

F·78·MA-HUMANA/MRN 4471-2298/CHF · T2DM · CKD-3/ENROLLED RPM, CCM, ACCESS-eCKM
EV

Eleanor Vasquez

MRN 4471-2298 · DOB 04/12/1947
Doppler Forecast
~6h to ED
BP 198/112 home cuff EMERGENCY + 3.4lb weight gain over 72h. CHF decomp pattern.
Imminent band · entered 14m 23s ago
Programs
RPM · 99454 CCM · 99457 ACCESS-eCKM + APCM G0558 + AWV due + BHI 99484
PCP
Dr. Patel
Coord
M. Reyes
Language
EN / ES
RUCA
7
Last AWV
Sep '25
Plan ID
H1234
Z2 Vitals · MDRX 14m ago
BP Systolic
198mmHg
▲ +42 / 24h · EMERGENCY
BP Diastolic
112mmHg
▲ +18 / 24h
Weight
182lb
▲ +3.4 / 72h
SpO2
94%
stable
Z1 PICS · Risk live
How sick is this patient?
87
HIGH
Days to event?
~6h
Z3 CQID · Open Gaps realtime
CBP-DControlling BPMar 31
A1C-9HbA1c > 9%overdue 11d
SUPDStatin Useon track
Z4 CMM · Adherence 30d
ACELisinopril 20mg94%
DMMetformin 1000mg88%
βBCarvedilol 12.5mg62% gap
Z5 VIDA · Voice History last 24h
YESTERDAY 18:44 · OUTBOUND · 4M 12S · ANSWERED · ES
"Estoy bien, pero hoy mi cabeza dolió un poco. Tomé el medicamento esta mañana. La presión la tomé y estaba alta..."
BP self-report: high HEADACHE flag MED adherence: confirmed PHQ-9 declined Canary: cog load ↑ Canary: anxiety stable
Z6 Marketplace · Partners 2 panels
Canary
↑
cog load rising · MS Marketplace
Dexcom
68%
TIR · GMI 8.1
Z8 Quick Actions · context-tuned for Imminent always-visible
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Dragon Copilot · ambient encounter

MICROSOFT DRAGON COPILOT/HOST SURFACE/IRIS RENDERS BETWEEN-VISIT SIGNAL/FEATURING CANARY CLINICAL VOICE
Dragon Copilot · Integrated with EHR
Margaret Williams · 72F · VA-enrolled LIVE ANNUAL FOLLOW-UP

Transcript

Dragon ambient
Dr. Chen10:30
Hi Margaret, how have you been feeling since we last spoke?
Patient10:30
I've been okay, doctor. A little tired in the mornings. My blood pressure has been higher lately.
Dr. Chen10:30
Have you been taking all your medications regularly?
Patient10:30
I try. I think I've missed the evening one a couple of times. The mornings are okay.
Dr. Chen10:30
Any chest pain, shortness of breath, dizziness?
Patient10:30
No chest pain. No dizziness. Maybe a little winded going up stairs, but that's nothing new.
Dr. Chen10:31
Let me look at your numbers from home. Your BP's been running higher

Note draft

Dragon + IRIS
Chief Complaint
Annual follow-up for hypertension and type 2 diabetes. Patient reports rising home BP and intermittent morning fatigue.
History of Present Illness
Dragon ambient
72yo F with longstanding HTN and T2DM, presenting for annual follow-up. Self-observed rise in home BP with intermittent morning fatigue. Denies chest pain, dyspnea, dizziness. Reports occasional missed evening medication doses.
IRIS · between-visit monitoring
Home BP trending upward, recent readings above goal. Weight modestly improved. Glycemic control suboptimal relative to target. Medication adherence patterns show gap on one antihypertensive (carvedilol). Recent voice check-in consistent with reported adherence pattern. Open quality-measure gaps available to address during this encounter.
Canary · longitudinal voice insights
Elevated cognitive load signal detected across recent voice interactions, coincident with reported adherence pattern. Other biomarker channels (stress, anxiety, mood) at baseline. Not clinically diagnostic; offered as additional context for patient conversation.
Post-encounter: Dragon's documentation updates the CloudCare patient record. Encounter data flows into the next between-visit cycle.
Assessment & Plan
(drafting in progress — Dr. Chen to complete)
CloudCare IRIS
Intelligent Routing & Insights · Encounter
High priority · rising. BP trend elevated, adherence pattern noted; elevated cognitive load signal (Canary); open quality measure. Primary encounter focus.
01
CareSignals Intelligence
Triage · Risk · Insights
High priority ↑ rising FOLLOW-UP
Driving factor: Adherence pattern detected, correlated with elevated BP trend.
02
Home Vitals
Device-sourced
Home BP trendElevated ↑
SpO₂Stable
Heart rateStable
03
Weight & Glycemic
Device · EHR · CGM
WeightImproved ↓
Glycemic (CGM)Suboptimal
Most recent HbA1cAbove goal
04
Medication Adherence
Longitudinal
Antihypertensive (ACE)Good
Antidiabetic (biguanide)Good
Antihypertensive (β-blocker)Gap ↓
05
Voice Check-In
Recent · structured
Patient-reported: evening dose missed intermittently. Denied concerning symptoms. Mood self-rating stable.
06
◉ Canary Clinical Voice
Vocal biomarker
Cognitive load ↑ rising
Stress stable
Anxiety stable
Depression stable
Elevated cognitive load signal coincident with reported adherence pattern. Not diagnostic; pattern worth discussing.
07
Open Quality Measures
Stars / HEDIS
CBP-D · Controlling BPOpen
D08 · HbA1c controlOpen
IRIS · product frame (Life365)
Canary Clinical Voice · featured partner
Dragon Copilot · host surface (Microsoft)
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Digital Twin
DTWN · BIOLOGIC PROOF & ACTUARIAL TRANSLATION ·TWIN SYNCED 4 MIN AGO ·92% SIGNAL VERIFIED ·MODEL · ILLUSTRATIVE
1Twin subjectMEMBER
MR
Marcus Reyes
M · 54 · Self-funded employer plan
HTN · prediabetes · BMI 30.8
Twin state
Baseline expected claims$11,480 / yr
Composite risk (PICS)68 → 68
Signals in twin8 of 8
Continuity (90d)94%
2Verified deltas
6Who pays · what it is worth
3Scenario simulator — change the biology1 MEMBER
Scenario
4Causal chain — how biology becomes dollars
5Verification ledger — provenance & attestation TAMPER-EVIDENT · CAIG AUDIT-LOGGED
SignalSourceClassSamples / 90dContinuityLast syncAttestation
7Actuarial translation● LIVE
Projected annual claims impact
$0
± $0 · 80% credible interval
Sustained 90 days · creditable at next risk review
Composite risk
68 → 68
PICS Risk · 6-component
Risk reduction
0.0%
vs. baseline expectancy
Time to credit
90d
sustained verified signal
Signal confidence
92%
device + lab attested
◆ IRIS · AI teammate
Move a lever to see where the leverage is.
Place & Exposure
SAME PERSON · SAME GENETICS · SAME BIOLOGY ·DIFFERENT ENVIRONMENT, EXPOSURE AND ACCESS
Switch the ZIP — watch the trajectory move
8Where the twin lives
Life expectancy figures are real. 44103 (St. Clair–Superior) at 70 years and 44124 (Lyndhurst) at 82 are from the VCU Center on Society and Health Cleveland mapping; Pitkin County (Aspen) at 86.5 is the IHME county estimate. The remaining environmental values are an illustrative profile, not measured data for these ZIPs.
9Individual risk beyond biometrics
10Environmental exposure & access 81611
12Projected trajectory● LIVE
Projected life expectancy
—
—
Healthspan
—
years before first major event
Place cost index
—
population context — not applied to any dollar here
Addressable gap
—
years you or a program can recover
Structural gap
—
needs policy, not a care plan
You Your program Policy only
◆ IRIS · AI teammate
Pick a ZIP to see what place does to this twin.
11What can actually be changed TOGGLE AN INTERVENTION · RECOVERY IS CAPPED AT THE ADDRESSABLE GAP
Place is the most dangerous variable on this screen ZIP code is a strong proxy for race and income. Using it to set premium, eligibility or underwriting is proxy discrimination, and it is actively regulated — Colorado's SB21-169 governs exactly this class of external-data and algorithmic input, and one of the ZIPs above is in Colorado. This screen is built to point the other way: it identifies where to send care, benefits and outreach, never what to charge. The engine deliberately separates the gap into what a person can change, what a program can change, and what only policy can change — because the first two are a product and the third is not something to sell against.
Twin is fed by MDRX device routing · 550+ types LifeConnect consumer wearables CFW FHIR R4 labs & problem list VIDA voice-captured PROs PICS Risk 6-component composite CAIG explainability & audit log BIM billing & code capture DTWN actuarial translation engine ← new
Read this before you show it to an actuary Every figure on this screen is produced by a transparent, published coefficient model over synthetic member data. It is a decision-support projection, not a certified actuarial opinion, and it is not an offer, guarantee or determination of premium, eligibility or benefit. Production use requires: a credentialed actuarial memorandum (ASOP 23 / 41 / 56), state DOI review wherever an output touches rating, HIPAA/GINA/ADA wellness-incentive review, and member-directed consent for every signal in the ledger. The engine is built so each of those reviews has something concrete to examine — open coefficients, full provenance, per-lever attribution.
Concept credit: Digital Twin as a biologic-proof and risk-repricing instrument — Dr. Ron Moody, with commercial framing from Dr. Shayan Vyas, CMO.
CloudCare® DTWN · Life365, Inc. · Scottsdale, AZ · v1.0 · synthetic data
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Clairvoyant
CLVY · INHERITED RISK, FORWARD TRAJECTORY & DELEGATED ACTION ·POWER PROXY L3 ACTIVE ·ADVOCATE RUNNING ·MODEL · ILLUSTRATIVE
The genome is fixed. The outcome is not. Clairvoyant does not edit anyone's DNA. What it changes is penetrance and expression — the probability that a variant you already carry becomes a disease you actually get, and when. A pathogenic MLH1 variant is permanent; death from the colon cancer it predisposes to is largely optional, and the thing standing between the two is a colonoscopy on a calendar. Digital Twin proves what already changed. Clairvoyant projects what is coming and then goes and does something about it — under authority the member grants, at a level the member sets, with hard stops the member cannot be talked out of.
1Subject & sequencing WES · 2026-04
MR
Marcus Reyes
M · 54 · Self-funded employer plan
HTN · prediabetes · BMI 30.8 · former smoker
AssayWhole-exome + PRS panel
Consent on fileMember-directed · revocable
Reportable findings5
Confirmed bySanger · CAP/CLIA lab
2Genomic substrate CLICK A VARIANT
Variants are illustrative but real in kind. Penetrance figures are drawn from published cohort literature — Lynch syndrome colorectal penetrance from the Prospective Lynch Syndrome Database, heterozygous familial hypercholesterolaemia event rates from the Simon Broome and Copenhagen cohorts, CYP2C19 and SLCO1B1 actionability from CPIC guidelines. The member is synthetic; the mechanisms are not.
3Expression levers — what actually moves the outcome ALL CONDITIONS
A
Nothing changes
Variant carried, no surveillance, no therapy. The untreated natural history.
B
Today's care
What Marcus is actually receiving right now, as documented.
C
Guideline-concordant
Everything NCCN / ACC-AHA / CPIC says should be happening.
D
Everything available
Guideline care plus chemoprevention and add-on therapy.
Effects combine multiplicatively, never additively — 1 − Π(1 − eᵢ) within a condition, capped, and then floored at population baseline risk. Surveillance and statins do not make a carrier safer than the general population; they bring a carrier back toward it. Any model that claims otherwise is selling something.
4Readout ● LIVE
Lifetime risk — colorectal cancer
54%→54%
± 0 pts · 80% credible interval
Population reference for a 54-year-old male: 4.1%
Risk removed
0 pts
absolute, lifetime
Expected onset
—
median age, if it happens
Healthspan shift
—
years before first major event
Levers engaged
0
of 9 available
◆ IRIS · AI teammate
Pick a variant, then turn a lever on. I will tell you what moved and what did not.
5Family history 3 GENERATIONS · SELF-REPORTED
male female affected ⌿ proband
This is other people's genetic information. Under GINA, family medical history is genetic information — about your relatives, who did not consent to this analysis. It is used here only to calibrate your own projection. Nothing in this panel is disclosed to anyone, and outreach to a relative happens only when you initiate it.
6Projected trajectory CUMULATIVE INCIDENCE · AGE 54–85
Unmodified — variant carried, nothing done Modified — levers above applied Population reference, same age & sex
What a geneticist will say about this screen Three things, and all three are fair. One: penetrance estimates from referral-based cohorts are biased upward, because families get sequenced after someone gets sick — the Prospective Lynch Syndrome Database exists specifically to correct that, and the lower, prospective figures are the ones used here. Two: a polygenic risk score built mostly on European-ancestry cohorts transfers poorly to everyone else, and this engine therefore reports PRS with an explicit ancestry-transferability flag rather than a single confident decile. Three: presenting a lifetime risk number to a member without a genetic counsellor in the loop is how you cause harm with true information — so above a configured threshold this screen will not render a projection until a counselling contact is attached to the record.
Tool 1
Power Proxy
The authority instrument. Nothing in Clairvoyant acts until the member says what may be done, by whom, how far, and for how long. Autonomy is granted per action class — not globally — and the hard stops are not configurable.
7Autonomy ceiling MEMBER-SET · CLINICAL DIRECTOR COUNTERSIGNS ABOVE L2
L1
Observe & notify
Advocate watches the record and tells you. It takes no action of any kind.
L2
Draft & queue
Advocate prepares the authorisation, referral or appeal. You or your clinician release it.
L3
Act under standing order
Advocate executes against a pre-signed clinician standing order and a named protocol. Bounded, logged, reversible.
L4
Act & reconcile later
Unsupervised clinical action with retrospective review. Hard-stopped in this build. Not offered.
Autonomy levels are the same L1–L4 ladder used by the CloudCare Virtual Clinical Assistant. L4 exists in the specification so that the boundary is explicit — and it is disabled, for every member, for every action class, in every environment. There is no toggle for it on this screen because there is no toggle for it in the product.
8Granted authority 8 CLASSES · 2 HARD-STOPPED
Action classGrantedScope & capExpires
Each grant is a separate, separately revocable instrument. Raising the ceiling above L2 on any class requires a countersignature from the Clinical Director of record and a named protocol; the countersignature is scoped to the class, not to the member.
9Hard stops NOT DELEGABLE AT ANY LEVEL
Attestation of record. Standing orders covering the L3 grants above were reviewed and signed by the named clinician; Advocate executes only inside those orders and stops at their edge.
Tool 2
Advocate
The action layer. Advocate takes the trajectory from the top of this screen and the authority from Power Proxy, and then does the work — the scheduling, the prior authorisation, the appeal, the records chase, the pharmacy flag. This is the AutoPilot: a loop that runs whether or not anyone is watching, and reports what it did.
10The loop CONTINUOUS · LAST SWEEP 11 MIN AGO
1 · Project
Variants, family history and current biology produce a forward trajectory per condition.
2 · Identify
Compare the trajectory against guideline: what is owed to this member that is not happening.
3 · Authorise
Check Power Proxy. Act, draft, or stop — per action class, per ceiling.
4 · Execute
Book it, file it, appeal it, chase it. Re-attempt on failure. Escalate to a human on the second denial.
5 · Verify
Confirm the thing actually happened, then feed the result back to Digital Twin as verified signal.
11Advocate queue —
ActionTriggered byNeedsGrantedStatusCounterparty
Queue items are generated from the levers above: turn a lever on and Advocate acquires the work that lever implies. An item whose required autonomy exceeds the granted ceiling for its class is not silently downgraded — it is shown as blocked, with the human it was routed to.
12AutoPilot — trailing 90 days UNATTENDED · CAIG AUDIT-LOGGED
Member-hours spent: 0.4. That is the number this screen exists to move. The clinical case for surveillance in a Lynch carrier has been settled for twenty years; what fails is the scheduling, the authorisation, the reminder, the re-booking after a cancellation, and the appeal after a denial. Advocate is not a smarter diagnosis. It is the administrative labour nobody has been paying for.
13Cascade screening — the people this also applies to MEMBER-INITIATED ONLY · L1
A pathogenic variant is the only test result that is simultaneously about four other people. Each first-degree relative of a heterozygous carrier has a 50% prior probability of carrying the same variant — and none of them asked to find that out. Advocate will draft the letter and name the nearest genetic counsellor, and it will not send anything. The member sends it, or nobody does.
⚠ Genetic information is the most regulated input in this product Title II of the Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act prohibits an employer from requesting, requiring, purchasing or using genetic information — which includes family medical history — in any employment decision. Title I prohibits a group health plan from using it for eligibility, coverage, underwriting or premium setting. The ADA independently restricts disability-related inquiry, and state law goes further in several jurisdictions. Accordingly: no output of Clairvoyant reaches pricing, rating, underwriting, eligibility, employment or any plan-sponsor-identifiable report. There is no configuration that permits it, no export that contains it, and no aggregate view that re-identifies it. A self-funded employer sponsoring this benefit receives participation and outcome counts at population level and nothing else — the same firewall Digital Twin applies to geography, applied here to a category that carries criminal and civil exposure rather than reputational exposure.
Clairvoyant is fed by CFW FHIR R4 labs, problem list & genomics (HL7 Genomics Reporting) DTWN verified biologic deltas · the proof layer PICS Risk 6-component composite CCPR consent, proxy & revocation registry CAIG explainability, attestation & audit log ORAK identity & delegated-authority tokens BIM prior authorisation & appeals CLVY penetrance projection & autonomous advocacy ← new
Read this before you show it to a clinician Every figure here is produced by a transparent coefficient model over synthetic member data with a synthetic variant set. It is decision support, not a clinical diagnosis, a genetic test report, or a determination of coverage or eligibility. Production deployment requires: CAP/CLIA-validated assay and confirmatory testing, an ACMG/AMP-classified variant call, genetic counselling in the member pathway, clinician-signed standing orders for every L3 action class, GINA/ADA/HIPAA and state genetic-privacy review, and a Clinical Director attestation per protocol. The engine is built so each of those reviews has something concrete to examine — open coefficients, named guideline sources, per-action authority provenance, and a complete reversal log.
Concept credit: Clairvoyant as the action successor to Digital Twin — Kent Dicks. Penetrance-not-genome framing and the autonomy ladder follow the CloudCare VCA specification.
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CC-VCA-001 · Bot Factory addendum

Live Bots

Every running IA workflow on the n8n Bot Factory, in real time. Each card shows one bot's mandate — trigger, model, memory, autonomy gate, action — with animated edges following live event streams.
Bot Factory live 142 bots running · 14 VCAs n8n workers 24 queue 3
Running bots
142
across 14 VCAs
Actions / min
208
live throughput
Avg latency
312ms
AI agent inference
Escalations 24h
2
IA-07 hard-stops
LIVE STREAM
16:42:11 IA-01 nudge sent to Pt-6047 16:42:08 IA-07 HARD STOP — chest pain Pt-5821 16:42:02 IA-02 vitals OK Pt-6102 16:41:58 IA-03 A1c gap closed Pt-5910 16:41:51 IA-04 CHF lesson delivered Pt-6184 16:41:44 IA-09 TCM 14d check Pt-6014 16:41:39 IA-01 nudge sent to Pt-6201 16:41:33 IA-05 visit booked Pt-5910 16:41:28 IA-02 NEWS2 trend +2 Pt-6102 16:41:21 IA-03 outreach sent Pt-6047 16:42:11 IA-01 nudge sent to Pt-6047 16:42:08 IA-07 HARD STOP — chest pain Pt-5821 16:42:02 IA-02 vitals OK Pt-6102 16:41:58 IA-03 A1c gap closed Pt-5910 16:41:51 IA-04 CHF lesson delivered Pt-6184 16:41:44 IA-09 TCM 14d check Pt-6014 16:41:39 IA-01 nudge sent to Pt-6201 16:41:33 IA-05 visit booked Pt-5910 16:41:28 IA-02 NEWS2 trend +2 Pt-6102 16:41:21 IA-03 outreach sent Pt-6047
Running workflows
showing 6 of 142 · template versions in flight: 7
n8n Bot Factory · regional split: Azure Gov 3 · Azure commercial 9 · AWS commercial 2 last event 1s ago
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Digital Twin ROI LetterQuarterly · member-directed · Q3 2026
The Man and the TwinBefore · after · same body, modelled forward
CAIG · Decision Explanation EnvelopeExplainable AI · NIST AI RMF aligned
Model assumptions — open coefficientsEvery number on the screen traces to this table