Scriva Dictation

Dictate, and the clinical text is already written

Notes, reports and letters by voice: Scriva turns your dictation into accurate, formatted medical text in real time.

How it works

Speak, and the report writes itself

Start dictation and speak: notes, reports, letters or quick memos after the visit.

Words appear in real time, with correct punctuation, medical terms and formatting.

Edit by voice or keyboard, then copy the text into the record or document you're writing.

When the visit is over or you'd rather write it yourself, dictate: Scriva turns your voice into clean clinical text.

See the words as you speak and fix them right away, with no waiting.

Drugs, dosages, abbreviations and tests recognized correctly.

Add names, abbreviations and recurring terms for even better recognition.

Dictate reports, referral letters and summaries using the structure of your templates.

Automatic punctuation, line breaks and lists, for text that's ready to use.

In the browser on computers, tablets and phones, with any microphone.

From radiology reports to surgical letters, every specialty dictates different texts. See how Scriva works in yours.

What's the difference between dictation and Scribe?

With Scribe you talk to the patient and the note is written from the conversation. With dictation you speak directly to write a precise text.

Does it recognize medical terms?

Yes. Scriva is trained on clinical language and you can add your own terms to the personal dictionary.

Can I dictate long reports?

Yes. Dictate reports, summaries and letters of any length, with automatic punctuation and formatting.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Dictation works in the browser on computers, tablets and phones.

Which languages can I dictate in?

English, Italian and other languages.

14-day trial. Record your next visit and find the note already written.