The best AI notetaker for doctors and clinicians
Clinicians lose hours to documentation. An AI note taker can draft the note from the consultation, using only what was said, for the clinician to check before use.
What to look for in an AI notetaker
What matters most for doctors and clinicians.
A draft SOAP note
Subjective, objective, assessment and plan from the consultation, for you to review.
A summary the patient understands
What was discussed, next steps and medicines with your instructions, in plain language.
Team huddles captured
Issues by specialty, the agreed plan, handoffs and safety concerns.
In-person visits
Record in the room with a phone, not only on video calls.
How Acta works for doctors and clinicians
- The SOAP note template drafts subjective, objective, assessment and plan using only what was said; the clinician checks it before use.
- The patient visit summary explains the visit in plain language with the follow-up.
- Record in person with the Acta mobile app, or upload an MP3 or M4A recording.
Frequently asked questions
Related:
- AI SOAP notes from consultations
- What is a SOAP note?
- Record an in-person meeting
- Free meeting templates
Further reading:
Can AI write a SOAP note?
Acta drafts a SOAP note from the consultation using only what was said. It's a draft for the clinician to check and edit before use, not a replacement for clinical judgement.
Can I record an in-person consultation?
Yes, with the Acta mobile app. Always get the patient's consent and follow your organisation's policies before recording.
Does the clinician still review the note?
Yes. The SOAP note is a draft. Clinical decisions and the final record stay with the clinician.
Can I try Acta for free?
Yes. Acta is free for 15 days with unlimited recordings and transcriptions, and every report template included.
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