Scriva Dictate
Medical dictation, no punctuation commands
Dictate reports, letters and notes inside Scriva: text appears as you speak, with the terms in your medical dictionary.
How it works
You dictate, Scriva writes
Open a note or letter
Inside Scriva, in the browser: nothing to install.
Speak naturally
No need to say "comma" or "full stop": punctuation is added for you, and text appears as you speak.
Review and copy
Edit what you like and copy the text into the record system you already use.
Medical dictation that knows your vocabulary
For when there is no visit to transcribe: reports, letters, end-of-day notes.
Real-time text
Words appear as you dictate, so you fix things straight away.
Automatic punctuation
Clean sentences and paragraphs without dictating punctuation marks.
Personal medical dictionary
Add the drugs, acronyms and names you use often and Scriva spells them right.
Italian and English
Dictate in the language you work in.
Notes, letters and reports
Use dictation for any clinical document in Scriva.
Audio never stored
Your voice is transcribed, not saved. Data processed on EU servers, GDPR compliant.
Dictation for every specialty
From GPs to specialists: the personal dictionary adapts to your vocabulary.
Dictation FAQ
How is Dictate different from Scribe?
Scribe listens to the conversation with the patient and writes the note. Dictate transcribes only your voice, when you want to dictate a document.
Do I have to say the punctuation?
No. Speak naturally: Scriva adds commas, full stops and paragraphs.
Does it handle medical terms?
Yes, and you can add drugs, acronyms and names you use often to your personal dictionary.
Where does the dictated text go?
It stays in Scriva: you review it and copy it into the record system you already use.
Try Scriva on your real visits.
14-day trial. Record your next visit and find the note already written.
