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# Build your first prototype

## Milestones

{% hint style="info" %}
You will learn how to:

* Define your data model using **data schemas**
* Setup 3 **workflows**
  * Perform an analysis on a blood pressure measurement
  * Create a measurement report and upload it to your Extra Horizon's file service
  * Send an email with this report to a healthcare practitioner
* Setup basic **permissions** for your users
* Setup your **oAuth** flow in the backend
  {% endhint %}

## Architectural Overview

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1. User performs a measurement
2. Task is triggered to analyse the measurement
3. The result of the analysis is returned
4. A PDF with the analysis is generated
5. A PDF is stored in the Extra Horizon file service
6. An email is created containing the PDF report
7. The email is sent to a recipient


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