Medical practices
Use ScribeSync alongside eMedicalPractice for your clinical and office workflows. We’ll show how the products you choose fit your practice’s setup.
See the medical bundleEHR and dental software
eMedicalPractice and eDental are connected today. If you use another EHR, you can still use the scribe and copy your notes into it. We’ll help you work out which other connections your office needs.
Medical practices
Use ScribeSync alongside eMedicalPractice for your clinical and office workflows. We’ll show how the products you choose fit your practice’s setup.
See the medical bundleDental practices
Use ScribeSync with eDental for dental documentation, charting, and patient calls. We’ll walk through the chart and schedule your team will use.
See the dental bundleWrite the note in ScribeSync and keep your current EHR. No integration is needed for this workflow.
Check the visit details and make any changes.
Copy the reviewed note to your clipboard.
Add it to the patient’s chart, then review and sign as usual.
Copy and paste is for notes. Booking directly, routing to an EHR inbox, and transferring chart data need the right connection.
We confirm these actions for your software and the products you choose during setup.
Book, reschedule, and cancel directly in your connected schedule. Follow each provider’s availability, visit types, and your office’s booking rules.
Gather the medication and pharmacy details and route the request to the provider’s EHR inbox. When that connection is unavailable, capture a message for staff.
Send the note through a supported connection, or copy it to the clipboard and paste it into your EHR. Review and sign in your usual workflow.
Review the chart and use the transfer options supported by your dental software. Integrated restorative charting is planned and will be priced separately.
“I’d like an appointment for Friday.”
Check coverage first when your office requires it.
Confirm an available time in the connected booking platform.
Tell us which software you use and what you want to do. Available connections, setup time, and fees depend on your system. Your software vendor may charge for access.
Share the software name, version, and products you want to connect.
Review where appointments, notes, charts, and patient requests should go, including anything your staff still handles.
Agree on setup, timing, and costs. Test a fictional example with your team before using it with patients.