ScribeBerry

Scribeberry is an ambient AI medical scribe for in-person and virtual visits, producing EMR-ready notes, auto-filled PDF forms and referrals. It supports 40+ languages, 2000+ templates and one-click workflows for Accuro, Oscar Pro, Epic and Jane, with HIPAA and PIPEDA compliance, SOC 2 Type II certification and regional data storage.

Scribeberry is an AI medical scribe built for clinicians who want the charting to happen while the visit is still fresh. It listens to an in-person or virtual encounter, converts speech to text, and generates structured clinical notes (SOAP notes are named explicitly) that can be moved into the EMR. The company reports 30,000+ providers and 500,000+ clinical notes generated, with the pitch built around finishing charting in about two minutes rather than two hours. The product goes past dictation. Auto-Fill PDF forms handle paperwork such as CRA DTC forms, referrals and ICD codes. A library of 2000+ templates plus a builder lets a clinic upload a sample note so the system copies its format, and macros and AI assistants sit alongside that. Berry, the agentic layer, takes follow-up actions from the patient chart: the form, the referral, the next step. Live translation and 40+ languages (French, Mandarin, Punjabi and Arabic are called out) matter for Canadian and multilingual practices. Specialty-tuned models cover family medicine, psychiatry, orthopedics, pediatrics, internal medicine and surgery. In practice a clinician opens the mobile or desktop app for a room-microphone visit, or the Chrome extension for Zoom, Teams, Doxy and other telehealth platforms. Captured audio becomes a note in the chosen template, which then flows to the EMR. One-click workflows exist for Accuro, Oscar Pro, Epic and Jane, while the extension and desktop app are said to work with any web-based EMR, and the site names Cerner, Athena, eClinicalWorks and Doximity as supported. Buyers comparing ambient scribes will weigh Scribeberry against single-purpose note takers. Its differentiators are the form automation, the template breadth, the language coverage and Canadian data residency. Security claims are HIPAA and PIPEDA compliance, SOC 2 Type II, encryption in transit and at rest, regional storage (Canadian data in Canada, US data in the US), a BAA, no model training on customer data, and clinician ownership of generated text. The listed price on the site is $99 per month.