AutoNotes

AutoNotes is an AI documentation platform for therapists and social workers. It creates SOAP, DAP, BIRP and progress notes and treatment plans from typed, dictated or recorded sessions, and scales up to a workspace and full practice management.

AutoNotes is an AI clinical documentation platform aimed at behavioral health professionals, including therapists, counselors and social workers. It turns a typed summary, a dictated recap, a live session recording or an uploaded audio file into structured notes such as progress notes, SOAP, DAP, BIRP and GIRP notes, intake assessments, treatment plans, group and supervision notes, crisis assessments and medical necessity statements. Templates can be customized to match a clinician's modality, language and preferred style. In practice, a clinician picks a capture method and a note type, and the tool generates a draft that is ready to review. The clinician edits whatever needs changing, signs the note, then exports it to an existing EHR or keeps it inside AutoNotes. The product also carries context between sessions, so earlier themes, treatment goals, interventions and progress stay visible when the next appointment is documented. The homepage lists integrations or compatibility with SimplePractice, TherapyNotes, Jane App, Alma, Headway, Google Meet and Zoom, and states HIPAA and PHIPA compliance, with a dedicated trust center for security details. The product is organized in three layers. The Notes layer is a standalone AI note taker for people who want to keep their current EHR. The Workspace layer adds client records, scheduling, telehealth, forms and recordings. The Practice layer extends to full client charts, a client portal, roles and supervision, self-pay billing and reporting. An Enterprise tier covers groups and health systems with custom workflows, SSO and API access, and a dedicated success manager. Among alternatives, AutoNotes sits between single-purpose AI scribes and full practice management suites, which suits solo clinicians who want to start small and grow into more features. Group practices get a path toward standardized documentation and visibility into completion. The company reports more than 81,000 clinicians and over 9 million notes generated, and cites ratings of 4.4 on G2 and 4.3 on Trustpilot.