About Scribeberry
Scribeberry is an AI medical scribe for clinicians. It listens to patient encounters, in person or by telehealth, transcribes the speech and generates structured clinical notes, letters and forms that can be moved into an electronic medical record. The company is Canadian, and the product is marketed around an assistant called Berry that can take follow up steps from a patient's chart.
Key capabilities include ambient note taking that produces SOAP notes, dictation, audio upload transcription, and pre charting. A form filling tool completes PDF forms and referrals from encounter context. Users get a large template library, a builder that copies the format of an uploaded sample note, macros, and custom AI assistants. The vendor lists support for more than 40 languages and specialty tuned models. One click workflows are offered for Accuro, Oscar Pro, Epic and Jane, and a Chrome extension and desktop app are said to work with any web EMR and with Zoom, Teams and Google Meet. The vendor states it is HIPAA and PIPEDA compliant, holds SOC 2 Type 2 certification, stores data regionally, and does not train models on customer data.
The free trial gives 3 days of unlimited use, then 20 uses a month at no cost, without a credit card. Pro Mode is $99 a month for unlimited use. Enterprise starts at $79 per user per month for five or more providers and adds white labeling, priority support and custom integrations.