Every Consultation. Perfectly Charted.
The provider taps once. Agentic Front Desk listens in the exam room, transcribes the conversation live with speaker diarization, and writes a structured SOAP note the moment the visit ends — attached automatically to the appointment. No dictation, no typing, no end-of-day charting backlog.
Hear the Conversation We Transcribed
This sample doctor-patient conversation was run through our pipeline exactly as spoken. The AI-generated note it produced is below — unedited.
From Conversation to Chart in Four Steps.
Recording is always doctor-triggered — never automatic — so consent is explicit every time.
On the room tablet, or a shared in-room device (see below). The system already knows who's in the room — it reads the provider's Google Calendar for the appointment happening right now and asks for a one-tap confirmation.
Audio streams live to AWS Transcribe with speaker diarization — every line is automatically labelled [PROVIDER] or [PATIENT] — with a specialty-aware vocabulary (Primary Care, Cardiology, Orthopedics, Neurology, Mental Health, Oncology).
The moment the provider taps Stop, the full transcript is structured into Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan sections — ready to review, not ready to write from scratch.
The structured note and the full verbatim transcript are written as a Google Doc directly to your own clinic's Drive and linked back to the calendar event — that content stays entirely yours. We separately keep a Clinical Notes record in our secured, tenant-isolated database (Canadian data residency) — patient name, visit date, provider, duration, and a link to your Doc — so you can find and manage your sessions. Audio itself is never stored anywhere.
What Actually Lands in Your Records.
An illustrative example — same structure the AI produces after every session.
AI-Generated Clinical Note
Dr. Sarah Chen · Duration 0m 48s
Clinical Notes Record
Structured metadata only — transcript lives in your Drive
| Patient | Duration | Source | Doc | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A. Morgan | 18.4 min | ROOM_TABLET | 📄 Doc | COMPLETE |
| J. Rivera | 19.1 min | ROOM_TABLET | 📄 Doc | COMPLETE |
| — | 0.3 min | ROOM_TABLET | — | FAILED |
Built for the Exam Room, Not a Call Center.
Every design decision here starts from clinical consent and data ownership.
- Recording never starts automatically — the provider's tap is what starts it, after confirming the patient on screen.
- Speaker-diarized transcription with a specialty-aware vocabulary.
- SOAP note structuring generated automatically the moment the session ends.
- The structured note and full verbatim transcript are written directly to your clinic's own Google Drive, never ours — audio itself is never stored anywhere. We keep a limited Clinical Notes record (patient name, visit date, provider, a link to your Doc) in our secured, tenant-isolated database (Canadian data residency) so you can find and manage your sessions.
- Works from a button on the tablet or device — hands never leave the patient.
- Provider can end a visit two ways: "Stop" finalizes the session and generates the note; "Wrong Patient" / Cancel discards everything captured so far instead of saving it.
Robot & Shared-Device Capture
For clinics running a shared in-room device — such as a Temi robot moving between operatories — instead of a fixed tablet in every room.
Our native Android app, Moonlight AI Room Assistant, runs on the shared device. The device authenticates once with a credential your administrator issues and manages centrally — one per clinic, not one per robot.
Because a shared device has no personal Google Sign-In, each provider enters a short 6-digit PIN to start their session. Everything after that — live transcription, SOAP note, filing to that provider's own folder — is identical to the tablet flow.
Billing is per provider for each day they record a session — not per device, not per session, and nothing on days with no recording. A robot serving three providers across three operatories in a day is billed exactly as three providers using three tablets would be.
Ready to Eliminate Manual Charting?
Add in-room transcription to any Clinical or Elite plan. Most clinics start with a tablet they already own; shared-device and robot capture are available for clinics that want them.
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