CLINICAL DOCUMENTATION · A MULTI-COUNTRY HOSPITAL CHAIN

Clinical Scribe

One visit. One finished note. One click into the records.

  • Running in production
  • Your data stays yours
  • Operationally cost-effective
  • Live in 2-4 weeks
  • Pays for itself within 6 months
2-4
Weeks to production

From first assessment to live

5
Reusable parts inside

Proven blocks, recomposed for this job

5
Teams that feel it

Doctors to Patients

01 / Overview

The job, in plain language.

After every patient visit, a doctor has to write it up. The standard format is the SOAP note: what the patient Said, what the doctor Observed, the Assessment (the diagnosis, with the standard ICD-10 codes that insurers and billing use), and the Plan (treatment, prescription, follow-up). It's the legal record of the visit, the basis for billing, and what audits check. Today most of it is typed from memory, hours after the patient has left. This agent writes it during the visit instead.

What it costs to do this by hand.

  • Doctors lose hours of every day to writing notes instead of seeing patients.
  • Notes written from memory at the end of the day miss details.
  • Missed or under-entered ICD-10 codes mean billing quietly leaks.
  • Paperwork is the number-one reason good clinicians leave the profession.

The chart is the proof, the proof is incomplete, and the doctor is exhausted.

At a glance

Domain
Healthcare
Returns
The doctor talks to the patient. The agent writes the note.
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How it works

What the agent does, step by step.

  1. It listens in the room, and the audio never leaves the clinic

    It captures the normal conversation between doctor and patient, in any of the languages your clinics use, and processes it inside your own network. The recording is deleted afterwards. It's HIPAA-compliant for the US and GDPR-compliant for Europe.

  2. It writes the SOAP note in real time

    With ICD-10 codes already filled in and templates tuned to each specialty (paediatrics reads differently from cardiology).

  3. One click sends the note into the medical record

    The moment the doctor approves it. The doctor stays in charge: they read, adjust, and sign.

  4. You can ask a patient's history in plain English

    Like “what did we prescribe last visit?” or “has this patient had this symptom before?”

Outcomes

The payoff.

What you get back

The doctor talks to the patient. The agent writes the note.

Doctors get their evenings back. Notes are fuller and more consistent, because they're written while the visit is fresh. Billing matches what actually happened, so claims go through cleanly.

Adapt it to your workflow

It all runs on your own infrastructure, see how we keep it private.

Who it's for

One agent, value for every team.

01

Doctors

Less typing, more patients, and the chart is closed before the next one walks in.

02

Clinic admin and the CFO

Billing captured properly, more appointments per doctor, and paperwork stops driving people out.

03

Coding and compliance

Every note coded at the moment of writing, with a full audit trail.

04

IT and compliance

Data goes straight into the record, and the audio is deleted after sync.

05

Patients

The doctor looks at them, not a screen.

5
Teams get value

From one shared agent

Why it gets adopted

Nothing about the visit changes: the doctor still talks to the patient the way they always have. The only thing that disappears is the after-hours typing, which is exactly the thing everyone wants gone.

Built from

Made from proven, reusable parts.

Every agent is composed from the same building blocks. That's why the next one costs less than the last.

Conversation-to-NotesStructuringRule Checks (ICD-10)Record-System PostingAudit Trail
06 / Built for production

Private, cost-effective at scale, and deterministic.

Private

Audio is captured and processed inside the clinic and deleted after sync; HIPAA- and GDPR-compliant.

Operationally cost-effective at scale

Sized to a full clinic schedule, with cost ~flat per day instead of per-minute or per-token billing.

Deterministic & controlled

Structured SOAP fields and ICD-10 rule checks, and a clinician reviews and signs every note.

Adapt it

Same agent, your version of the job.

No two healthcare workflows are identical. Different systems, languages, document formats, an extra step.

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FAQ

The questions buyers ask first.

It works from a fixed set of steps you agree on, the same way every time, so it doesn't improvise or invent answers. Every answer it gives points back to the exact document and line it came from, so you can always check the source for yourself. When something falls outside the rules you set, or it isn't sure, it doesn't guess. It stops and passes the case to a person to decide.

The agent fits the tools and steps your team already uses, takes over the repetitive work, and routes exceptions to a person. So it removes effort instead of adding another system to learn.

Tell us the workflow. There's a good chance we can build it from capability-agents we've already proven elsewhere, which is faster and cheaper than starting from scratch.

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The promise
Already in production at a multi-country hospital chain.
Clinical ScribeWhat this agent guarantees, every run

Clinical documentation.

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