Clinical AI
The AI medical scribe that writes the note for you
Notat listens to the patient conversation and drafts a structured clinical note you can edit, along with ICD-10 code suggestions you verify. Less time on paperwork, more time with the patient.
Dr. Marta Estrada
Family medicine, Barcelona
“I stopped finishing charts at nine in the evening. The note is there when the patient leaves, and I just check it over.”
How it works
Four steps to the finished note
1
Start the visit
Open Notat on the web or the iOS app and begin. No templates to configure, no voice commands to memorize.
2
Have the conversation
Talk with your patient as usual. Notat transcribes and extracts the clinically relevant facts in real time.
3
Review the note
A structured draft is ready when you stop. Read it, edit it, and check the suggested codes against the evidence.
4
Send it on
Push the finished note to your EHR or export it. The visit is documented before the next one starts.
Use cases
How clinicians use Notat
During the visit
Notat listens in the background. Keep your attention on the patient instead of a screen, and the conversation is captured as it happens.
After the visit
A structured note is ready in seconds, organized the way your specialty expects. Edit anything, then sign off and move on.
Across the day
Stop carrying documentation home. Visits that used to mean an hour of typing now close before the next patient walks in.
Across languages
Patients speak in their own language and the note comes out in yours. Notat handles 14 languages without losing clinical detail.
Why Notat
Built for clinicians
Notes you can trust
Every drafted note is tied to the evidence in the transcript. Nothing is invented, and you review before it counts.
Less after-hours charting
Clinicians on Notat spend their evenings somewhere other than the EHR. The note is mostly done when the visit ends.
Coding that is reviewable
ICD-10 suggestions come with the clinical reasoning behind them, so a clinician or coder can confirm in seconds rather than dig.
Works where you work
Drafts push into the EHR and systems your clinic already uses. Notat fits the workflow instead of forcing a new one.
Guides
Choosing and trusting an AI medical scribe
Best AI medical scribe
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AI medical scribe comparison
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Multilingual AI medical scribe
A multilingual AI medical scribe for real clinics: spoken capture in 99+ languages, cross-language visits, documentation in the record’s language, and product translation in 15 languages.
HIPAA compliant AI scribe
A HIPAA compliant AI medical scribe with BAA available, zero audio retention, and no training on patient data — plus documentation you can verify against extracted clinical facts.
GDPR compliant AI scribe
A GDPR-native AI medical scribe with EU hosting, zero audio retention, no training on patient data, spoken capture in 99+ languages, and product translation in 15 languages.
AI scribe hallucinations — and how Notat prevents them
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FAQ
Common questions
What is an AI medical scribe?
An AI medical scribe listens to the patient consultation and drafts a structured clinical note from it, so the clinician reviews a finished draft instead of typing one from scratch. Notat ties every part of the draft to the evidence in the transcript.
Is the AI note ready to sign without editing?
No. The note is a draft for the clinician to review and edit. Notat never invents content, and every suggested code is checked against the documented encounter before it is used.
Does it work in my language?
Notat supports 14 languages. Patients can speak in their own language and the note is drafted in the language the clinician works in, without losing clinical detail.
Does it suggest ICD-10 codes?
Yes. Notat suggests ICD-10 codes supported by the documented facts, each with its clinical reasoning, so a clinician or coder can confirm quickly rather than search from scratch.
How do I get the note into my EHR?
Notat pushes finished notes into the EHR and systems your clinic already uses, or you can export them. It fits the workflow you have instead of replacing it.
Try the visit without the paperwork
Notat drafts the note from the conversation so you can spend the visit with your patient, not your keyboard. Start a free trial in about ten minutes.