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Understanding the vocabulary that we are using!

Updated over a week ago

Here are a list of commonly used words at Scribenote that we tend to say that maybe might not be clear externally!

A

A.I. [ay·iy] noun - short for artificial intelligence, our magical scribe fairy that generates your veterinary medical documentation

app [ap] noun - Scribenote is a software application that is accessible on your browser as a web app or downloaded on any mobile device through the App Store or Play Store

auto-note [aa·tow·nowt] noun - short for automatic note, a medical note generated from our AI model extracted from the audio file of your recording

B

beta [bay·tuh] adjective - new feature(s) that we have released, however not officially, Scribenauts are welcome to try these features but are warned that it is still yet to be perfected (feedback is welcomed)

D

delight [duh·lite] verb - high degree of gratification, pleasure, joy, or extreme satisfaction from interacting with our Scribenote app, creating medical records and/or inquiring with our Customer Delight Team!

F

feedback [feed·bak] noun - to provide information about your reactions to our features, please flag technical issues and use thumbs for data feedback

flag [flag] verb - to mark (a note) for any technical issues that you may be encountering with Scribenote

R

record [ri·kawd] noun - auto-note type that gives you more than a summary, requires subscription (ie. Medical Record returns SOAP format and Dental Record returns a chart)

S

scribe [skribe] noun - a professional copyist

Scribenaut [skribe·naat] noun - a Scribenote team member, a Scribenote user, a supporter or a Scribenote community member

Scribenote [skribe·nowt] noun - an AI software that creates medical notes for vets

T

thumbs [thuhmz] verb - to provide feedback on the note output to our Data Team by selecting 👍 or 👎 found below the SOAP sections

time-saver [time·say·vr] verb - personal time not used for medical documentation

trial [trai·uhl] verb - users get 50 free auto-notes to try out Scribenote upon creating an account on app.scribenote.com

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