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AISOAP records a patient visit and drafts the SOAP note before the visit even ends.
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Writing a SOAP note after every patient visit eats into time that could otherwise go toward the next patient — AISOAP offers an AI medical scribe for SOAP notes instead, drafting the note directly from the recorded conversation.
The workflow follows the visit itself rather than adding a separate step: pressing Capture Conversation at the start records the visit, and ending it generates a structured SOAP note — Subjective, Objective, Assessment & Plan, and a separate Patient Instructions section — within seconds, ready to edit to match a clinician's own documentation style rather than being locked to a generic template.
Once reviewed, notes integrate directly into a clinician's existing EHR rather than requiring a manual copy-paste from a separate app, and instructions can be sent to the patient as part of the same sign-off step. The site states this workflow can reduce documentation time by up to 95%, framed around the broader goal of shifting time away from charting and back toward direct patient care.
The site states 8,700+ clinicians across 400+ healthcare organizations currently use AISOAP. The page reviewed does not specify how the tool handles a visit with multiple speakers or significant background noise, worth checking directly for a busy clinical environment before relying on it for every visit type.
Each generated section stays editable rather than locked to a fixed template, so wording can be adjusted to match how an individual clinician normally documents a visit.
No — EHR integration happens as part of the sign-off step itself, so filing the note isn't a separate manual task after the fact.
The site references a dedicated 'Who we serve' section covering different specialties, though the page reviewed does not list every specific specialty supported, worth checking directly for a specialty with unusual documentation needs.
The page reviewed does not specify how the tool distinguishes between multiple speakers during a recorded visit, worth confirming directly before relying on it for a visit type with more than one speaker.
