Stay present with patients
Let Skriber capture the conversation while providers focus on the person in front of them.
Skriber turns ambient visits, dictation, and recordings into structured clinical notes that follow your templates and stay under your review before they move into the EHR.
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Why clinicians consider switching
Let Skriber capture the conversation while providers focus on the person in front of them.
Turn visits into structured notes faster, so charting does not follow clinicians home.
Keep documentation review-first, secure, and compatible with the workflow your team already uses.
A flexible Heidi alternative
Review the note in Skriber, make final edits, and move it into your existing EHR process without changing how your practice runs.
Comparing Heidi and Skriber
A feature list cannot show how a scribe fits your specialty. Use the same real-world visits and templates, then compare the time and editing needed to finish each note.
Test Skriber in your workflowRun representative visits and compare how much editing remains before the note is ready to approve.
Test your templates, specialty language, and preferred structure instead of relying on a generic sample note.
Try ambient capture, dictation, and uploads, then follow the note through review and into your existing EHR process.
Consider whether clinical evidence and billing support can stay close to the documentation you already created.
Simple workflow
Follow one connected path from the patient conversation to a reviewed note that is ready for your existing EHR workflow.

01 Capture
Use ambient listening, dictation, or a recording while Skriber organizes the clinical context in the background.
More than a note generator
Move from the patient conversation to the reviewed note, then keep clinical evidence and billing support close to the documentation you already created.

Turn ambient visits, dictation, and recordings into structured clinical notes ready for provider review.
Explore SkribeAsk focused clinical questions and review source-backed answers without losing the context of the note.
Explore Clinical EvidenceReview documentation for potential coding opportunities using the clinical note you already created.
Explore Billing Code AssistantPricing
Start with a free trial, move into unlimited visits when your team is ready, or build a custom plan for a larger organization.
For clinicians curious to see how Skriber lightens the load.
For practices that want consistency across the team.
For healthcare organizations with complex needs and large teams.
FAQ
The practical details to check before changing your documentation workflow.
Skriber is an AI medical scribe built for clinicians who want ambient visit capture, dictation, custom note templates, clinician review, and an easy handoff into their existing EHR workflow.
Test both products with the same templates and a representative mix of visits. Compare how much editing the first draft needs, how quickly the note is ready to approve, and how naturally it fits your current EHR workflow.
Skriber combines ambient scribing, dictation, custom templates, Clinical Evidence, and a Billing Code Assistant in one clinician-focused workspace. It is designed around clinical review and the documentation workflow, not generic meeting summaries.
Skriber is designed to work alongside any EHR. Clinicians review and approve the generated note, then move the finished documentation into the system their practice already uses.
Yes. Skriber is built for secure clinical documentation workflows, with data encryption and clinician review before final approval.
Yes. You can create a free Skriber account and test it with your own templates and real documentation workflow before making a decision.
Use your preferred template and a representative visit, then decide based on the work left after the first draft.
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