Put the signed note into the chart open in your web EHR
Most EHRs do not let a scribe write into them. The Scribeable extension works where you already are: it inserts the signed note into the open chart in your web EHR, after checking that the patient on the screen matches the note.
It keeps rich editors intact, guides a copy where a Citrix session blocks direct insert, and lets you record and ask the Scribe from its panel.
14-day Pro trial, no credit card required. Everything in Pro, including Rounding, for up to 150 notes. To keep Pro after day 14, subscribe for $79/month plus applicable tax. If you don't, nothing is charged and your account becomes read-only, with every note kept.
Right patient, right chart
Before inserting, the extension compares the note’s patient with the chart banner on the page. A mismatch stops the insert.
- Patient check against the chart banner
- Rich text editors kept intact
- Guided copy on Citrix
- Record from the panel: microphone or a telehealth tab
- Ask the Scribe from the panel
Telehealth from the browser
Record a telehealth visit from the browser tab it runs in, with the speakers separated, or use the microphone for in-person visits.
Chart reading, when you opt in
With a BAA on file, the extension can read the chart page you opt in, so the note and the pre-visit brief have the chart context.
Where it runs and who gets it
- Platforms
- Chrome extension (desktop), alongside the web app.
- Plans
- Every plan, and the 14-day Pro trial. See pricing
Questions
- Which EHRs does the extension work with?
- Web-based EHRs open in Chrome. eClinicalWorks practices can also connect directly, so the note is filed into eCW without the extension.
- Does it work with athenahealth?
- Yes, through the extension today. A direct athenahealth connection is next and has been written into athena’s test environment.
- What if my EHR runs in Citrix?
- The extension guides a copy and paste where Citrix blocks a direct insert.
Checked against the product on 2026-11-08.