Context

Notes

Write session summaries, observations, or anything else you want the AI to draw from — then attach them when generating.

Notes are free-text — write whatever is useful and attach the ones relevant to each report. They're separate from voice note transcripts, so they're useful for anything you want to type rather than record.

What to write

Anything the AI might need to draw from when writing a section. Common examples:

  • Session summaries — what happened in the session, observations, client responses, functional performance.
  • Goal progress — which goals were worked on, how the client is tracking, any barriers or breakthroughs.
  • Pre-assessment notes — background context you gathered before the assessment that should inform the report.
  • Observations and clinical reasoning — your clinical interpretation that you want the AI to incorporate rather than derive itself.
  • Between-session observations — things the client or carer mentioned outside of a formal session that are relevant to the report.
  • Brain dumps — unstructured thoughts are fine. Write whatever comes to mind and let the AI make sense of it.

Steps

1

Open a client's Notes tab

Navigate to the client's profile and select the Notes tab.

Client profile with the Notes tab selected
2

Write a note

Click Add note. Give it a title and write your content. Notes support basic formatting — headings, lists, bold text.

Note editor with a session summary typed out
3

Attach it during generation

On the generate page, notes appear in the Attachments section of the context panel. Check the box next to any note to include it as context for that report.

Context panel with a note checked under the Attachments section

Editing notes from the generation page

You can preview and edit any note without leaving the generation page. In the Attachments section of the context panel, click the pencil icon next to a note to open it in a side panel — make changes, save, and the updated content is used immediately when you generate.

Generation page context panel with pencil icon highlighted, note open in side panel
Tip: Write notes the way you'd brief a colleague — include your clinical reasoning, not just facts. The AI is better at drafting when it knows what you think, not just what happened.

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