Platform / Ambient Scribe
Documentation that
writes itself
Listens to clinician-patient conversations and drafts structured notes, orders, billing codes, and patient instructions in real time.
>90%
Reduction in documentation time
3hrs
Saved per clinician per day
99.2%
Clinician approval rate
Built for every specialty and language
Each specialty gets its own documentation model, trained on the terminology and note formats clinicians in that field actually use.
20+
Languages supported
< 30s
Note generation time
Real-time
Transcription speed
Medical-grade
Transcription accuracy
Traditional documentation vs. Eluve
Note creation
Traditional
Type or dictate notes manually after each visit
With Eluve
Notes drafted automatically from the conversation
Time per note
Traditional
5–15 minutes of documentation per encounter
With Eluve
Review and sign in under 60 seconds
Billing codes
Traditional
Look up and manually assign CPT/ICD-10 codes
With Eluve
Codes suggested automatically with supporting context
Patient instructions
Traditional
Write or copy/paste instructions after the visit
With Eluve
Plain-language instructions generated from the encounter
End of day
Traditional
1–3 hours of charting after clinic hours
With Eluve
Charts complete before you leave the office
Security and Compliance
We prioritize security and compliance, adhering to HIPAA and PIPEDA standards to protect patient data.
KEY HIGHLIGHTS
All audio and text data is encrypted in transit and at rest with AES-256. Conversation data is not stored after note generation unless you choose to keep it.
Eluve meets healthcare data protection standards in both the US (HIPAA) and Canada (PIPEDA), with regular third-party audits.
Infrastructure and processes are independently audited for security, availability, and confidentiality under the SOC 2 Type II framework.
Patient conversations and clinical notes are never used to train AI models. We don't look at your data, and we don't learn from it.
Explore Scribe features
Transcribe & Dictate
Records your visit in real time — 20+ languages, any device, no special hardware.
Notes
Structured SOAP notes for 25+ specialties, ready seconds after the visit.
Templates
Custom note formats that learn how you write — your sections, your terminology, your style.
Billing Codes
CPT & ICD-10 codes, superbills, and compliance — automatic from the encounter.
Letters & Documents
Referral letters, medication orders, patient recaps, and follow-up plans.
Frequently asked questions
You tap record before or during a patient visit. Eluve listens to the conversation, and by the time the visit ends, a structured note is ready for your review. You check it, make any edits, and send it to your EHR.
25+ specialties, each with its own documentation model — cardiology, dermatology, emergency medicine, family medicine, internal medicine, neurology, OB/GYN, orthopedics, pediatrics, psychiatry, and more.
20+ languages, including English, Spanish, French, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Indonesian. It also handles multilingual encounters where the clinician and patient speak different languages.
Yes. All data is encrypted end-to-end with AES-256. Eluve is HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant, SOC 2 Type II certified, and your data is never used to train AI models.
Most clinicians are up and running in about 5 minutes. Eluve works on your existing phone, tablet, or desktop. EHR integration typically takes 1–2 business days.
After each encounter, Eluve suggests CPT and ICD-10 codes based on what was discussed and documented. You review the suggestions before anything is submitted — it's a starting point, not an override.
Yes. You can set your preferred section headings, level of detail, and terminology per visit type. Eluve adapts to your style over time, so notes read the way you'd write them.
Medical-grade accuracy across supported languages, with recognition for specialty-specific medical terminology. The models improve continuously using de-identified performance data — never patient data.
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