The doctor workspace is deliberately narrow — five sidebar entries and one flagship module. You see your queue, your schedule and your unsigned notes; scheduling rules, pricing and inventory are somebody else's job and stay out of view.
Dashboard, patients, appointments, consultations and charges — everything else is removed from view rather than shown and disabled.
Stat cards for today's appointments, the consultation queue, follow-ups due and notes awaiting sign-off — with a queue-first or schedule-first layout switch.
Appointments auto-filtered to you, with Pending, Completed and Cancelled tabs — ending the clinic on "Nothing pending — every patient on your list is done."
Patient cards with visit-type chips, time and reason, workflow status — and a single action: Start or Resume Consultation.
Every tab from overview to documents, plus the AI Patient Summary rail that other roles don't get — overview, latest vitals, interactions, visit history.
Nurse vitals, consultation, lab, pharmacy, billing — the appointment closes automatically only when every applicable step is done. Signing the note alone doesn't close the visit.
The clinic charge master is visible for context — billing itself stays with the front desk.
A full-screen clinical cockpit built around one idea: you consult normally, and the platform builds the record — four phases, ten panels, one sign-off gate.
Record once — pause and resume continue into a single file, never separate recordings
A live, speaker-separated transcript, with low-confidence turns flagged for review
A clinical-alert strip for abnormal vitals, documented allergies and missed doses
Four documentation methods — AI voice, manual, transcriber or hybrid
A five-step pipeline drafts the SOAP note, diagnosis and prescription for your review
Every medicine is checked four ways — interaction, duplicate therapy, allergy, contraindication
An allergy conflict blocks with a modal — overriding requires a documented reason
Six approval items, each showing the knowledge sources used — nothing routes to pharmacy, lab or nursing until you sign
The assistant drafts and flags; the attending clinician reviews and signs every item. That rule is printed on the interface, not buried in a policy.
Ask about the open case — differentials, dosing, interactions, or how to explain it to the patient. Answers are grounded in the live consultation, with sources cited beneath each reply.
Suggested diagnoses carry confidence bars and the evidence they rest on. "Suggestions only — AI never diagnoses automatically" appears on the panel itself.
Once signed, the consultation becomes read-only — with what the AI suggested and what you accepted or dismissed recorded side by side.
Twenty minutes with cases like yours — not a canned demo.