PurrScribe AI listens to your visit and writes the note. A complete, chart-ready SOAP or medical record grounded in what was actually said, with no invented findings and gaps flagged as "Not discussed." Diarization tells the vet from the technician from the pet owner, a 250+ term veterinary lexicon keeps drug and procedure names accurate, and an 11-template vet pack (wellness, dental COHAT, emergency triage, recheck, surgery, and more) means notes come out in the format you already chart in.
Beyond the scribe, one subscription includes the workflow around the visit:
Shift Mode - arm the microphone once at the start of your shift; wake words split the day into visits and match each one to the right patient.
Guided Visits with room-to-room hand-off - a technician starts intake on a phone, the doctor finishes the exam on a tablet, and both merge into one attributed note.
Clinical safety engine - drug interaction, species-aware dosage, and contraindication alerts the moment a plan is spoken.
Interactive dental charting (Triadan odontogram) and surgical body-map notes
Pet owner portal, client email, scheduling, and automated recall reminders
Visit templates, file management, inventory, charge capture
iOS and Android apps on the same account
Built-in Help Center and the Purrsistant AI assistant, which answers questions, charts clinic data, and takes actions on request
For hospitals and teaching institutions, the Enterprise plan adds a full EMR: problem-oriented medical records, admissions and census board with treatment sheets, supervisor co-signature and case rotations, orders and work queues, referring-vet correspondence, herd and large-animal records, controlled-substance log, laboratory and imaging with stored images, stock, purchasing and cabinets, finance and point of sale, role-based access, a public API with webhooks, and an immutable audit trail with de-identified research export.
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