Clinician reviewing an AI drafted clinical note on a tablet
    AI in Healthcare / Clinical Documentation

    AI medical scribe and ambient documentation development

    Clinicians spend hours after clinic finishing notes, and a generic scribe tool rarely fits a specialty's note format or the EHR. Agnotic Technologies builds custom ambient AI scribes that turn visits into structured notes, write back to your EHR and leave the clinician in control.

    Ambient captureStructured notesEHR write-backClinician sign-off

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    What is AI medical scribe development?

    AI medical scribe development is building software that listens to a clinical visit, with consent, and drafts a structured note such as a SOAP note for the clinician to review and sign. Agnotic Technologies builds custom ambient scribes: audio capture, transcription, note generation for your specialty templates, EHR write-back and checks for accuracy and hallucinations.

    Ambient clinical documentation means the scribe works in the background of a normal conversation, so the clinician talks to the patient instead of the keyboard.

    What does the clinician see after the visit?

    A drafted note in the specialty's format, each section linked to the part of the conversation it came from, with items to confirm highlighted and a sign button that writes the note to the EHR.

    AI medical scribe development illustration by Agnotic: a clinician with a headset whose conversation becomes a SOAP note on a tablet, then is sent to the EHR

    Which specialty templates and note formats do we support?

    The note format is the product. We build templates with your clinicians, not a single generic layout.

    SOAP and progress notes

    Subjective, objective, assessment and plan sections with your section headings.

    Specialty templates

    Behavioral health, orthopedics, cardiology, primary care and other specialty formats.

    Structured data

    Problems, medications, orders and follow-ups pulled out as structured items, not just prose.

    Coding suggestions

    Suggested diagnosis and procedure codes for the clinician or coder to confirm, never filed automatically.

    Patient summaries

    A plain-language visit summary for the patient, reviewed before it is sent.

    Languages

    Visits in more than one language, with the note produced in the language your records use.

    SOAP note automation

    How does an AI scribe draft each part of a SOAP note?

    An AI scribe drafts each part of a SOAP note from a different source: the patient's words for Subjective, exam findings for Objective, the clinician's reasoning for Assessment and agreed orders for Plan. Agnotic Technologies builds it so the clinician confirms each section before signing.

    Subjective

    Comes from the patient's own words: symptoms, history and concerns. The scribe drafts the chief complaint, history of present illness and review of systems. The clinician confirms timing, severity and negatives, because a missed 'no' changes the meaning.

    Objective

    Comes from exam findings the clinician says aloud, plus vitals and device readings already in the chart. The scribe drafts the exam and data sections. The clinician confirms every finding, since anything examined but not spoken is missing from the transcript.

    Assessment

    Comes from the clinician's reasoning, said to the patient or dictated after the visit. The scribe drafts the diagnoses discussed and suggested codes. The clinician confirms the final diagnoses and codes; the scribe never adds a diagnosis no one stated.

    Plan

    Comes from the orders, prescriptions, referrals and follow-up agreed in the visit. The scribe drafts the plan and lists the orders discussed. The clinician confirms doses and follow-up, and places the orders in the EHR as usual.

    Who it is for

    Who builds AI scribes with us?

    Most of our clinical documentation work is for one of these teams.

    Provider CMIOs

    Health systems that want a scribe built around their specialties and EHR.

    Digital health founders

    Products where documentation is part of the care model.

    Specialty groups

    Practices whose note formats generic scribes handle poorly.

    Telehealth platforms

    Virtual care products adding notes from video visits.

    Reference architecture

    What does an AI scribe architecture look like?

    The layout we start from and adjust to your EHR and AI providers.

    01

    Capture

    • Consent record
    • Mobile or room audio
    • Encrypted upload
    02

    Speech

    • Transcription under a BAA
    • Speaker labels
    • Temporary audio storage
    03

    Note generation

    • Specialty templates
    • Source linking
    • Hallucination checks
    04

    Clinician review

    • Edit and sign
    • Items to confirm
    • Edit tracking
    05

    EHR

    • FHIR or vendor write-back
    • Epic, Oracle Health and others
    • Audit log
    Reference architecture for AI medical scribe development

    Compliance-First Healthcare App Development Services Backed by Global Standards

    01HIPAA logo

    HIPAA

    Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act

    Protect PHI with privacy-first architecture, encrypted storage and transmission, strict access controls, and traceable audit logs.

    02GDPR logo

    GDPR

    General Data Protection Regulation

    Implement lawful consent flows, data minimization, retention controls, and secure processing for sensitive health data.

    03FHIR logo

    FHIR

    Fast Healthcare Interoperability Resources

    Enable standardized health data exchange across apps, care teams, and systems through standards-based FHIR APIs.

    04HL7 logo

    HL7

    Health Level Seven International

    Support enterprise-grade interoperability with HL7-based integrations for records, events, and clinical messaging workflows.

    05HITRUST logo

    HITRUST

    Health Information Trust Alliance

    Align security programs to healthcare-specific control and risk management practices trusted by providers and ecosystem partners.

    06HITECH logo

    HITECH

    Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health Act

    Design with breach notification readiness, digital record safeguards, and operational controls that support regulated care programs.

    07SaMD logo

    SaMD

    FDA Software as a Medical Device

    Plan software quality, traceability, and documentation pathways for products that may require SaMD review and submission.

    08MDR (EU) logo

    MDR (EU)

    Medical Device Regulation (European Union)

    Prepare EU market-ready processes for risk classification, evidence tracking, and lifecycle governance under MDR expectations.

    09SAMHSA logo

    SAMHSA

    Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

    Apply confidentiality controls and consent-aware sharing models for behavioral and mental health data experiences.

    Compliance and security

    What compliance and security requirements apply to an AI scribe?

    Each requirement is an engineering decision. Agnotic claims no certification; we build so your product can pass your reviews.

    RequirementWho sets itWhat it means for the build
    HIPAA Security RuleHHSEncrypted audio and transcripts, access control and an audit log of every view
    Business Associate AgreementHHS (HIPAA)A signed BAA with every speech, model and hosting provider that receives audio or text
    Recording consentState law and your policiesConsent captured before recording, and a clear way to stop
    AI risk managementNIST AI RMF (voluntary)Documented evaluation, monitoring and a way to pause the scribe
    EHR write-backONC (ASTP) and HL7 InternationalNotes written through the FHIR APIs certified EHRs offer, or the vendor's interface
    Billing documentationCMSThe clinician remains responsible for the note that supports a claim
    Pipeline

    How does a visit become a structured note?

    Each step is a separate component, so it can be tested, measured and replaced.

    1.

    Consent and capture

    The patient's consent is recorded, then audio is captured on a phone, tablet or exam room device and encrypted in transit.

    Consent first
    2.

    Transcription

    Speech is transcribed with speaker labels for clinician and patient, using a provider covered by a BAA.

    Who said what
    3.

    Note generation

    A language model drafts the note in your template, with each statement linked to the transcript it came from.

    Linked to source
    4.

    Review and sign

    The clinician edits and signs. Nothing reaches the chart without sign-off.

    Clinician in control
    5.

    EHR write-back

    The signed note is written to the EHR through its FHIR API or vendor interface.

    Into the chart

    Build or buy

    Should you build or buy an AI scribe?

    Packaged scribes work for many practices. Building makes sense in specific cases.

    1. Buy a packaged scribe

      When it supports your EHR and specialties and its data terms work for you.

    2. Build a custom scribe

      When the note format, specialty workflow or EHR integration is part of your product, or you need control over the data and models.

    3. Extend what you have

      Add templates, structured data extraction or write-back around a scribe you already use.

    Scope and effort

    What drives the scope, timeline and cost of an AI scribe?

    We do not quote before we understand these.

    Specialties and templates

    Each specialty adds templates, evaluation and clinician review.

    EHR write-back

    Which EHRs, and whether notes go back as text or structured data.

    Capture setting

    Phone, tablet, exam room device or telehealth visits.

    AI providers

    Which speech and model providers, under which BAAs, or models you host yourself.

    Evaluation depth

    How many visits clinicians review before and after launch.

    Evaluation

    How do you measure accuracy and catch hallucinations?

    A scribe is only useful if clinicians trust it. We measure it before launch and keep measuring after.

    CheckWhat it catchesHow we run it
    Source linkingStatements with no support in the conversationEvery sentence in the note must link to transcript text, or it is flagged
    Clinician reviewErrors the model cannot seeClinicians review a sample of notes against the recording during the pilot
    Omission checksImportant findings left outComparison of the note against key items in the transcript
    Edit trackingWhere the draft is weakHow much clinicians change each section, tracked over time
    Drift monitoringQuality dropping after launchOngoing sampling and alerts when edit rates or flags rise

    Results are measured against your own clinicians' review, not a vendor's benchmark.

    Facts and sources

    Which rules and facts shape an AI scribe build?

    Short facts we design around, each linked to its primary source.

    • A HIPAA covered entity may share protected health information with a business associate, such as a software vendor, only under a business associate agreement that commits the vendor to safeguard it.

      Source: 45 CFR 164.502(e) and 164.504(e) (eCFR)
    • The NIST AI Risk Management Framework is a voluntary framework that organizes AI risk work into four functions: Govern, Map, Measure and Manage.

      Source: NIST AI 100-1
    • The HIPAA Security Rule requires administrative, physical and technical safeguards for electronic protected health information.

      Source: 45 CFR Part 164 Subpart C (eCFR)
    • ONC certification criterion 170.315(g)(10) requires certified EHRs to offer a standardized API for patient and population services based on HL7 FHIR.

      Source: 45 CFR 170.315 (eCFR)

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Buy if a packaged scribe supports your EHR, specialties and data terms. Build when the note format or EHR integration is part of your product, or you need control over the data and models. We help you compare the options first.