The intake takes an hour. The report used to take three more.
Notat listens through the assessment and drafts a structured psychological report — presenting problem, history, test results, formulation — while you stay focused on the person in front of you.
14-day Pro trial. Credit card required. No setup.
Initial assessment, a 16-year-old referred for concentration difficulties at school
A full intake session: history-taking, standardized measures, and a conversation with a teenager who’d rather be anywhere else. You run it the way you always do.
Monday, 09:00
Patient
“I just zone out in class. It’s been like this since I can remember, not just this year.”
You
“On the Conners scale you filled out, inattention came back in the clinically significant range. Does that match how school feels?”
Patient
“Yeah. Homework takes forever because I keep losing my place.”
While you worked through the intake, Notat pulled out:
History, test results, and observations, organized by section.
Presenting problem
· Longstanding concentration difficulties
· Onset in early childhood, not acute
Testing
· Conners scale: inattention clinically significant
· Self-report consistent with parent report
Functional impact
· Homework completion time increased
· Reports losing place easily
Behavioral observation
· Cooperative, appropriate eye contact
· No acute distress observed
Psychological assessment report — drafted
Presenting Problem
16-year-old referred for longstanding concentration difficulties, onset early childhood. Reports losing place during homework, increased task duration.
Testing Results
Conners Comprehensive Behavior Rating Scale: inattention subscale in clinically significant range, consistent across self- and parent-report.
Behavioral Observations
Cooperative throughout, appropriate eye contact, no acute distress observed during session.
Impression & Recommendations
Findings consistent with inattentive-type presentation (F90.0). Recommend comprehensive ADHD evaluation with psychiatry; classroom accommodations pending full workup.
Drafted with the test results already dropped into the right section — no retyping scores from a paper scoring sheet.
FactsContext™ keeps history, testing, and observation from blurring together
A psychological report loses its value if history, test scores, and clinical observation get mixed into one narrative. Notat's FactsContext™ engine extracts each as its own structured fact first — then drafts the report from those facts, section by section.
Facts organized by section
FactsContext™ keeps presenting problem, history, testing, and observation separate before the report is drafted.
Every fact has a source
Tap any line in the report to see the exact moment it came from in the intake. Verifying takes seconds.
You sign, not Notat
Nothing enters the record until you review it. Clinical formulation and diagnostic impression stay entirely yours.
Three intakes, three reports drafted — no evening left for write-ups
This is what an assessment day looks like when the report writes itself alongside the interview.
09:00
First intake begins
You tap record as you start history-taking. No laptop between you and a teenager who’d rather not be there.
10:15
Intake complete
The report is drafted with history, testing, and observations organized before you’ve finished your notes.
13:00
Feedback session prep
The draft report is ready to review before you sit down with the family — not written the night before.
17:00
Last assessment done
Three reports signed. Nothing waiting for a weekend write-up session.
17:15
You go home
No backlog of scoring sheets and half-written formulations. Tomorrow starts clean.
A family explains their concerns in the language they think in
A parent describes their child’s difficulties in Hindi, switching to English mid-sentence. Notat captures 90+ spoken languages and drafts the report in the language your practice runs on.
Family speaks Hindi → your report in English
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Reports shaped for psychological practice
Intake to feedback session, ready from the first assessment.
Psychological assessment report
Presenting problem, history, testing results, and diagnostic impression, structured for referrers.
Intake note
Background, presenting concerns, and initial formulation from the first session.
Therapy progress note
Session content, interventions, and progress toward treatment goals.
Feedback session summary
Results explained to the family or referrer, structured and ready to send.
750+
clinicians use Notat
90+
spoken languages supported
10
notes during your 14-day Pro trial
Questions clinicians actually ask
Can it handle standardized test results, not just conversation?
Say the scores and interpretation out loud as you review them, and FactsContext™ structures them into the testing section alongside history and observation.
Does it keep history, testing, and observation separate, or blend them?
Separate. FactsContext™ extracts each as its own structured fact, so the report reads section by section — not as one long narrative you have to untangle later.
What if it misreads a nuanced clinical observation?
You'll catch it quickly — every line links back to the exact moment in the intake it came from. Review and edit before you sign, same as any report.
Where do sensitive family conversations go?
Notat is built in Europe for European privacy rules: encrypted processing, retention you control, access limited to you.
Does it work for therapy notes too, not just assessments?
Yes — session content, interventions, and progress toward goals, drafted the same way after each therapy session.
Start with one clinician who wants their evenings back.
A paid subscription is required after the trial.
Pro
From
$79
/month
Billed annually
For clinicians who want the note handled before the next patient.
Unlimited AI notes
Custom templates and telehealth
Secure messaging and interactive care plans
Clinic
From
$336
/month
Billed annually
For teams that need review queues, templates, access control, and onboarding.
Includes 5 users
Telehealth for every provider
EHR integration and team review queue
Roles, permissions, SSO and SAML
Priority onboarding
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