Pausing When Recording Your Therapy Session Summary

This is not an earth-shattering feature, but people are loving it already!

A few days ago, we released our latest feature... You can now pause when you're recording the summary of your session! That's right, you don't have to talk non-stop anymore. You can pause and gather your thoughts, and then continue on with your recording.

Many of you have already noticed this new feature (and even sent us wonderful positive feedback about it). But in case you haven't, here's what you do:

  1. Click "Generate note".
  2. Click "Start Recording".
  3. Click "Stop (or Pause) Recording".
  4. Click "Continue Recording" (after you've had that gulp of coffee).

And of course, once you're actually done recording, click "Stop (or Pause) Recording" followed by "Generate Note".

Not really much of a change to the workflow, but we're glad that you're appreciating this (super simple) new feature. And thank you to the users that requested this! Keep the suggestions coming!

Published on Aug. 23, 2024.

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