Consent-gated consult recorder
Record the consultation from the doctor workspace, with the patient's consent captured first and the audio filed against the encounter.
The consult recorder is built into the doctor workspace and asks for the patient's consent before a single second is captured. Speech-to-text, AI summaries and multilingual translation are being built on top of it now, and are open to early-access hospitals.
Record the consultation from the doctor workspace, with the patient's consent captured first and the audio filed against the encounter.
Turn the recorded consultation into a written transcript the doctor reviews and corrects before anything reaches the chart.
A structured draft — complaints, findings, diagnosis, advice, follow-up — produced from the transcript. Nothing is filed until the doctor approves it.
Consult in one language, read the summary in the doctor's, and hand the patient their advice in their own.
Text appears on screen while the consultation is happening, not after it ends.
Real-time translation between doctor and patient during the consultation, for clinics whose patients do not share a language with their doctor.
The early-access programme targets these languages first. Coverage depends on the speech engine and is confirmed for your deployment before go-live.
Transcription, summaries and translation will be metered as credits drawn from a prepaid wallet. Recording itself is never metered.
Top up once; each transcription, summary or translation draws the balance down, and the hospital sees every deduction itemised.
White-label and OEM partners set their own markup on the platform rate and resell AI credits under their own brand.
AI features are enabled hospital by hospital, so nobody is billed for a capability they did not turn on.
Credit rates are quoted per deployment during the demo.
No. The recorder will not start, and the server will not accept a recording, until the patient's consent has been captured for that consultation.
Recording with consent is live today. Speech-to-text transcription and AI-drafted summaries are in early access: available to selected hospitals while they are being built, and every summary is reviewed and approved by the doctor before it is saved.
The early-access programme targets English, major Indian languages, Arabic, French, Spanish and Portuguese first. Exact coverage depends on the speech engine and is confirmed for each deployment before go-live.
Through prepaid credits: each transcription, summary or translation draws down a wallet balance. Recording is not metered, and white-label partners can add their own markup and resell credits under their brand.
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