Talk through the exam like you always do. Bittsi Scribe writes the SOAP note, catches the billable items, and hands the finished record to the front desk — whatever software they run.
Notes follow you home. They pile up over lunch. They get written from memory at 9pm, which is exactly when they get thin, and thin notes are the ones that lose money and lose arguments.
In your pocket, on the tablet in the exam room, or at the keyboard inside Bittsi PIMS. Start on one, finish on another.
Download it, attest that you’re a vet, and record your next appointment. No PIMS required — not even ours.
The exam-room screen. Wider canvas for the note, the odontogram and the charge sheet — the same visit, more room to review it.
The scribe built into the web app isn’t going anywhere. Same engine, on the desktop, for the people who’d rather work at a keyboard.
Start a visit and work normally. Scribe listens through the whole appointment, including the part where you remember the nail trim on your way out the door.
Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan — structured, in clinical language, with the drug names and doses you actually said. Billable items come out itemised beside the note.
On Bittsi PIMS, the note syncs straight to the patient record. On anything else, the front desk opens one page, types a six-digit code, and every section is there to paste.
Pick the sections, choose merge or replace, and review every line. Nothing is billed automatically.
Every other scribe asks which system you run, then tells you to wait for an integration. Bittsi Scribe hands the note to the front-desk computer through a one-time code that expires on its own. The page is view-only. Nothing installs, nobody logs in, and nothing stays behind on that machine.
Which means it already works with the system you have — including the one from 2009 that nobody will ever build an integration for.
The note syncs to the patient’s chart automatically. The invoice builds itself from what you said. The recheck reminder schedules itself and goes out before it’s due. You dictate; the rest of the visit’s paperwork simply happens.
S, O, A and P — in clinical language, from how you actually speak.
Every billable moment comes out itemised beside the note — priced and totalled against your own fee schedule.
Say the tooth and the finding. The odontogram fills in.
Drugs, vitals and events as you call them out — you review every entry before it lands.
Sage answers with citations, from a veterinary corpus — not a general chatbot.
One-time code, view-only page, expires on its own.
Written from the visit's own note, in a tone you pick.
Your week with Scribe, including the value it caught. The screenshot is the product's own arithmetic, not ours.
A drug interaction you want to double-check. A dose you’d rather confirm than remember. Ask Sage inside the app and get an answer with citations you can actually follow, not a confident paragraph from a general-purpose chatbot.
Written the way the app itself says it, on the consent screen you’ll see before your first visit.
Start with 14 days of Pro — everything on this page. When it ends, nothing happens: no charge, no card on file, nothing to remember to cancel. You drop to Free — 15 visits a month — and keep your notes and your patients.
Everything you just saw is free for 14 days. Then 15 visits a month.
Free. No card. Nothing to cancel.
