The scribe in the room
You talk to the patient.
The note writes itself.AI
The doctor talks to the patient, and Cliniqi listens. When the doctor taps Stop, the complaints, the examination findings, the diagnosis and the advice are drafted into the consult note within seconds, in the sections and order the department already uses. "तीन दिन से बुखार, worse at night": one sentence, two languages, and the history reads clean.
- Said aloudStaged on its own
- AI ideasWait for a tap
- The doctor acceptsCRP only, one tap
- The counter sees itAs the doctor's order
- BilledThen on to the lab
Then the doctor reviews, edits and signs. Nothing enters the chart without their eyes on it. And because the draft is ready moments after the patient leaves, the minutes that used to go to typing go to the next patient instead.
Typing time becomes patient time.
- Your note, not a new one. The draft fills the same history, examination, assessment and plan sections the doctor types into, laid out the way the department has arranged them.
- Bilingual mid-sentence. No language toggle, no translation step, no "please repeat that in English".
- Review, edit, sign. The doctor stays the author of every word that enters the record.
From conversation to signed note.
Consent is recorded before the microphone starts, read aloud in the patient's own language.
To the patient, not to a screen. Hindi, English, or both in one breath.
When the doctor taps Stop, complaints, findings, diagnosis and advice are sorted into the consult note in seconds, with medicines and tests ready to accept.
The draft is waiting moments after the patient leaves. Review it, correct it, make it yours.
Only then does it enter the chart. No draft signs itself.
The same voice runs through the wards and the theatre: nursing notes dictated at the bedside, pre-anaesthesia checks filled hands-free in the operation theatre. Wherever there is a clinical note, there is a microphone.
Where the assistance lives
Built into the work,
not beside it.
There is no separate window to open, no assistant to summon. The intelligence sits inside the screens your teams already use, and it speaks the languages they speak.
Every note · 01
Speak, don't type.AI
Every clinical note field takes voice: consult notes, nursing notes, pre-anaesthesia checks, discharge summaries. Tap Dictate, say it, and the words land in the field you were about to type into.
- Twelve languages, plus Hinglish. English, हिन्दी, Bengali, Marathi, Tamil, Telugu and more. Pick the language once and every microphone on the screen follows it.
- Speak Hindi, keep English. Switch on Translate to English and the note is stored in English.
- Room to talk. Hands-free for minutes at a stretch, in Hindi, English, or both mixed in the same sentence.
Add a note to the file
- Pick a languageOnce, for every mic
- SpeakHindi, as it comes
- English landsIn the note field
- SavedOn the patient file
Theatre · 02
Forms that fill themselves.AI
On voice-fill screens (vitals, prescriptions, pre-anaesthesia checks), fields fill in every few seconds while you keep talking. Values land in the right boxes, and one tap undoes the whole fill.
The anaesthetist dictates the whole pre-anaesthesia assessment once, hands kept free, checks what landed, and records the go-ahead. That go-ahead is what lets theatre schedule the case.
- Your hospital's own form. The fields are the ones your team set up, in your order.
- Say it again to change it. A value spoken a second time replaces the first, and fields the note never mentions stay as they were.
- Dictate onceThe whole assessment
- Fields fillEvery few seconds
- ReviewUndo in one tap
- Go-aheadTheatre can schedule
Discharge · 03
A discharge summary, drafted when you ask.AI
Nursing notes take voice at the bedside. At discharge, one tap drafts the summary from the admission's own record (diagnoses, procedures, medicines and the ward timeline) for the doctor to edit and sign.
- Five fields, filled. Diagnosis at discharge, course of stay, discharge medications, follow-up, and when to return immediately.
- Nothing saved on its own. The draft sits in the form until the doctor saves it, and goes out under the doctor's sign-off.
- No record, no draft. If nothing has been recorded for the stay yet, Cliniqi says so instead of guessing.
Tab. Paracetamol 650 mg · SOS
- Draft with AIOne tap, from the stay
- Five fields fillDiagnosis to warning signs
- The doctor editsEvery field stays open
- Saved and signedUnder the doctor's name
Laboratory · 04
Results that think ahead.
A lab value crosses a threshold your laboratory has set and gets flagged, with the right follow-up tests suggested, routed through billing for a proper yes, never added silently. Derived values compute themselves.
- Your laboratory's rules. Which value, which threshold, which follow-up tests: all set by your own team.
- A person decides. The pathologist forwards the suggestion or declines it with a reason, and it is billed only when the patient agrees at the counter.
- Calculated for you. Derived values fill in as results are entered, from a calculated lab value to BMI on the vitals sheet.
- A value crossesTSH above 4.2
- Follow-up suggestedBy the lab's own rule
- The pathologistSends it, or declines
- The patient agreesBilled at the counter
Radiology · 05
A first draft from the study's own images.AI
Findings and impression drafted from the study's own images, for the radiologist to review. It never signs.
It runs only when the radiologist clicks, and each hospital decides whether to switch it on. Beyond a full draft, it can suggest an impression, a differential or a summary, and run a critical-finding check.
- Click to draftNever runs on its own
- Read the imagesFindings and impression
- EditIn the radiologist's words
- SignOnly a radiologist can
Reports · 06
Ask for any number.AI
"OPD collections by department, this month against last." Ask in plain language and the answer comes from your hospital's own live data: a table on the screen, or an Excel on its way to your inbox, in seconds.
No request slips, no waiting two days for someone to pull the figures. And questions you ask often can be pinned: they become your standing morning report, waiting before the day begins.
- Plain language in. Ask the way you would ask a colleague, not the way you would fill a form.
- Live data out. The answer reflects the hospital as it is right now, not last week's export.
- Pin what matters. A question asked once becomes a report delivered every morning.
- AskIn plain words
- AnswerFrom live data
- ExcelTo your inbox
- Pin itEvery morning, 8:00
Module by module
The same intelligence,
wherever the work is.
Assistance is not a department. Each module carries its own share of the thinking, and every one of them hands the final word to a person.
The scribe drafts the note from the recorded consult, and every consult note field takes dictation, bilingual, mid-sentence.
Explore → LABAILaboratoryThreshold-crossing values flagged and the right follow-up tests suggested, through billing, never silently. Derived values compute themselves, and result remarks take dictation.
Explore → RADAIRadiologyFindings and impression drafted from the study's own images, for the radiologist to review. It never signs.
Explore → IPDAIWards & dischargeNursing notes take voice at the bedside. At discharge, one tap drafts the summary from the admission's own record, for the doctor to edit and sign.
Explore → OTAIOperation theatrePre-anaesthesia checks fill themselves as the anaesthetist speaks: values in the right boxes, hands kept free.
Explore → BILLINGAIBilling & revenueCollections and counts on demand: ask in plain language, get the number from live data, on screen or in your inbox.
Explore →Governance
The rules the AI lives by.
The honest part matters as much as the clever part. Every assistance feature in Cliniqi obeys three rules: no exceptions, no fine print.
Drafts never sign themselves.
A scribe note, a radiology impression, a discharge summary: each stays a draft until a clinician has read it and signed it. The AI has no signature.
Suggestions walk through the same gates.
A follow-up test the AI proposes routes through the same permissions and the same billing as a human order: a proper yes from the right person, never something added quietly.
The clinician stays the author.
Every draft can be changed line by line, and only the clinician's name goes on it. The AI drafts; the clinician decides what stands.
Drafted in India, and only when someone asks.
Note drafting, dictation, voice-fill and report drafts are processed on cloud servers in Mumbai, India. Each AI feature starts when someone taps it, and only for staff whose role allows it. The consult scribe will not start recording until the patient's consent is on record.
The doctor accepts. The doctor signs.
When a doctor accepts a suggested test, it travels as the doctor's order. The billing counter and the laboratory see the doctor's name, not the AI's, because the doctor is the person who said yes.