Does every sentence have a source?

Sentences drawn from the visit link to the transcript, and sentences drawn from the chart link to the chart item. A sentence you edit no longer carries a link. Template text you wrote yourself, such as a saved normal exam, is your own wording and is used only when the visit supports it.

Can I see the source on my phone?

Yes. Source highlighting works in Threads on iPhone as well as on the web.

Does it slow down note generation?

The sources are produced with the note, so there is nothing extra to run. You open a source only when you want to check a line.

Note review

Each sentence links back to where it came from

The hard part of signing an AI note is not reading it. It is knowing which sentences the patient actually said, which came from the chart, and which the model filled in. Scribeable answers that per sentence.

Select any sentence and the source opens next to it: the part of the transcript it came from, or the chart item it was drawn from. A medication only the patient mentioned is easy to tell apart from one on the active list.

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What you see

Each sentence drawn from the visit or the chart carries its source. A sentence you edit no longer carries a link. Open one and you see the transcript lines or the chart entry behind it, so checking a dose, a duration or a negative takes one click instead of a scroll through the recording.

Transcript excerpts for what was said in the room
Chart items for what came from imported records or pasted documents
Works in both web layouts and in Threads on iPhone

Why it matters before you sign

You are the one signing. A note you have to re-verify line by line saves less time than it looks. When every sentence can show its source, you check the lines that matter (doses, results, decisions) and move on.

The note is also written in two passes: a draft, then a separate pass that reads it back against the visit and the chart before you see it. Source highlighting is how you see that work for yourself.

Where it fits in the visit

Record the visit, or type or dictate it. The note arrives with its sources attached. Make changes in plain words, sign, and file it: into eClinicalWorks when your practice is connected, or into any web EHR with the browser extension.

Where it runs and who gets it

Platforms: Web (both layouts) and iPhone (Threads).
Plans: Every plan, and the 14-day Pro trial. See pricing

Questions

Does every sentence have a source?: Sentences drawn from the visit link to the transcript, and sentences drawn from the chart link to the chart item. A sentence you edit no longer carries a link. Template text you wrote yourself, such as a saved normal exam, is your own wording and is used only when the visit supports it.
Can I see the source on my phone?: Yes. Source highlighting works in Threads on iPhone as well as on the web.
Does it slow down note generation?: The sources are produced with the note, so there is nothing extra to run. You open a source only when you want to check a line.

Checked against the product on 2026-11-08.