Veona Scribe writes the note while you talk to the patient, turns paper requisitions into orders, and flags abnormal results before they reach you.
Veona AI is transcription-first. Its flagship, Veona Scribe, listens to the consultation and produces a structured clinical note in real time. Around it, requisition scanning pulls paper forms into orders and result intelligence flags the values that need attention, all inside the same record as the rest of Veona.
Veona Scribe is the flagship. It captures the consultation through speech-to-text and generates a structured clinical note in real time, so clinicians document faster and look at the patient instead of the keyboard.
The draft is organised the way a clinician thinks, ready to edit and sign into Veona Chart.
Point the camera or upload a photo of a paper test form, and Veona AI reads it and extracts the orders. Handwritten and printed requisitions become structured data instead of re-typed entries.
As results land, Veona AI flags abnormal values and surfaces probable-outcome suggestions, so clinicians review what matters first instead of scanning every line.
Ambient, speech-to-text clinical documentation generated in real time.
Notes come back organised and ready to sign, not as a loose transcript.
Read paper test forms and extract the orders without re-typing.
Turn scanned forms into structured data that flows to the right module.
Result intelligence highlights abnormal values as results arrive.
Suggestions to speed review, with the clinician deciding.
Output lands inside Veona Chart, Labs, and Imaging, not a side tool.
Every AI-assisted action sits under role-based access and full audit trails.
Start Veona Scribe at the bedside and talk to the patient as normal.
Scribe transcribes and structures the encounter into a clinical note in real time.
Capture any paper requisition into orders, and let result intelligence flag what needs review.
Edit the draft, confirm the flags, and sign it into Veona Chart.
No. Scribe produces a structured draft from the spoken consultation. The clinician edits and signs it, so the final note stays the clinician's responsibility.
Yes. Requisition scanning extracts orders from both printed and handwritten test forms, so they become structured data instead of re-typed entries.
Result intelligence flags abnormal values and offers probable-outcome suggestions to speed review. It surfaces what needs attention; the clinician decides.
Everything lands inside the same record, with notes in Veona Chart and orders in Veona Labs and Imaging, under role-based access and full audit trails.
A walkthrough of Veona Scribe, requisition scanning, and result flagging, tailored to your clinicians, on one record.