Doctor
A single doctor, own practice or consulting room
₹2,499
per doctor per month
- Case notes and prescriptions
- Hindi, Telugu, English and mixes
- Your letterhead and section order
- Print or PDF every signed prescription
AI medical scribe · the doctor signs every note
You talk to the patient.
Notera writes the note.
With the patient's consent, Notera listens to the consultation in Hindi, Telugu, English or any mix of them, and drafts the case note and prescription in your clinic's format. You read it, correct it and sign. Nothing is final until you do.
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Anvaya Clinic
Madhapur, Hyderabad
Dr. Meera Rao
MBBS, MD (General Medicine)
Ramesh Goud · 46 MToken 14 · 29 Sep 2026
- Chief complaint
- History
- Examination
- Diagnosis
- Medicines
- Advice
- Follow-up
Sample consultation · fictional patient and doctor · not medical advice
- Consent firstasked before every consultation
- Doctor signsnothing is final until approved
- Your formatyour letterhead, sections and shorthand
How it works
Four steps, and the doctor owns the last one.
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01 · Consent
The patient says yes, or Notera stays off
Before each consultation, the doctor or front desk asks. Notera shows the question in the patient's language and logs the answer with the note. If the patient says no, nothing is recorded.
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02 · Listen
You talk the way you always do
A phone or a small mic on the desk. Notera follows Hindi, Telugu, English and mixes of them, and keeps doctor, patient and attendant apart.
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03 · Draft
The note is waiting when you finish
End the consultation and the case note and prescription are drafted in your format. Every line links back to what was said, so you can check it.
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04 · Review & sign
You correct it, approve it, sign it
Edit any line, change a dose, add a test. Only a note you have approved is printed or saved to the patient's record.
What it writes
A complete OPD note, in your clinic's format.
Notera fills the same sections you would, in the order your clinic uses, with the shorthand your pharmacist already reads.
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Chief complaint
What the patient came in for, and for how long.
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History
Relevant history, current medicines, known allergies.
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Examination
Vitals and findings exactly as you called them out.
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Diagnosis
Your diagnosis, in your words. Notera does not suggest one.
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Medicines
Generic name, strength, dose, frequency, timing and duration.
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Advice and tests
Diet, activity, warning signs and investigations ordered.
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Follow-up
A date, and what to bring to it.
Anvaya Clinic
Madhapur, Hyderabad
Dr. Meera Rao
MBBS, MD (General Medicine)
Lakshmi Prasanna · 58 FDiabetes review
- Chief complaint
- Routine diabetes review. Tingling in both feet at night for 1 month.
- History
- Type 2 diabetes for 6 years. On metformin 500 mg twice daily. No known drug allergies.
- Examination
- BP 132/84 mmHg · Wt 71 kg · FBS 168 mg/dL · Foot pulses present
- Diagnosis
- Type 2 diabetes mellitus, suboptimal control. Early peripheral neuropathy to be evaluated.
- Medicines
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Medicine Dose When For Tab. Metformin 500 mg 1-0-1 After food 90 days Tab. Glimepiride 1 mg 1-0-0 Before breakfast 90 days Tab. Methylcobalamin 1500 mcg 0-0-1 After food 30 days - Advice
- 30-minute walk daily. Avoid sweets and fruit juices. Check feet daily. HbA1c and lipid profile before next visit.
- Follow-up
- After 3 months, with HbA1c report.
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- Your letterhead
- Your section order
- Your shorthand: 1-0-1, SOS, HS, AC, PC
- A template per specialty
- Print, or PDF for the patient
Languages
Patients switch languages mid-sentence. So does Notera.
Consultations in Hyderabad rarely stay in one language. Notera follows Telugu, Hindi and English, and every mix of the three, then writes the note in clinical English, the way most Indian case records are kept.
తెలుగు
Telugu
हिन्दी
Hindi
English
English
తె + हि + En
Mixed, in one visit
Said in the room
రెండు వారాల నుంచి acidity ఉంది, खाना खाने के बाद burning होता है।
Telugu Hindi English
Written in the note
Chief complaintAcidity for 2 weeks, with burning after meals.
Advice for the patient can be printed in Telugu or Hindi alongside the English note. Other Indian languages are set up and tested with your own consultations during a pilot.
The clinic console
The day's queue, the live note, the signed prescription.
Front desk adds the patient. The doctor records with consent, reads the draft, signs it, and the prescription prints on your letterhead. Every signed note is in the patient's history.
Open the console demo14Ramesh Goud46 M · FeverRecording
13Lakshmi Prasanna58 F · Diabetes reviewDraft ready
12Syed Ameer52 M · BP reviewSigned
15Keerthana Reddy29 F · Tooth painWaiting
16Vinod Kumar Jain63 M · Thyroid reviewWaiting
Privacy and safety
Built for the consulting room, not around it.
A scribe hears things patients tell only their doctor. These are defaults in Notera, not settings someone has to remember to switch on.
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Patient consent, every time
Consent is asked before each consultation, in the patient's language, and stored with the note. No consent, no recording; the doctor writes that note by hand or by typing.
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The doctor approves every note
A draft is marked as a draft until the doctor reads it and signs. Nothing prints, and nothing is saved to the patient's record, before that.
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Handled per India's DPDP Act, 2023
Personal data is collected for a stated purpose, kept only as long as needed, and visible only to your clinic's authorised staff. Patients can ask for their data to be corrected or erased.
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Audio deleted after approval
The recording is deleted once the doctor approves the note, unless your clinic chooses to keep recordings, for a period you set.
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Not a diagnostic tool
Notera writes down what the doctor decided. It does not diagnose, suggest treatment or check doses. Clinical judgement stays with the doctor.
Pricing
Launch pricing · first 10 clients
Priced per doctor, not per note.
Start with a pilot at your clinic. We set up your letterhead, sections and common cases before the first patient is recorded.
For clinics
Clinic
Up to 5 doctors, one location
₹9,999
per month, up to 5 doctors
- Everything in Doctor
- Front-desk queue and consent log
- A template for each specialty
- Patient history search
- Setup and staff training at your clinic
Hospital
More doctors, departments or branches
Talk to us
scoped with your team
- Department-wise templates
- Connection to your hospital software, scoped with you
- Audit log of consents and sign-offs
- Recording retention set by your policy
FAQ
Questions doctors ask us.
Yes. Consent is asked before each consultation and logged with the note. If the patient declines, Notera does not record, and the doctor writes that note as usual.
It can mishear, like any listener. That is why every note stays a draft until the doctor reads and signs it, and why medicine names, doses and durations are shown in their own table so they are easy to check.
No. It writes down what the doctor said and decided. It is a documentation tool, not a diagnostic or prescribing tool.
Telugu, Hindi and English, including switching between them in the same sentence. The note is written in English; patient advice can be printed in Telugu or Hindi. Other Indian languages can be set up during a pilot and tested on your own consultations first.
It is deleted once the doctor approves the note, unless your clinic chooses to keep recordings for a period you decide. Notes and personal data are handled per India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023.
A phone, tablet or laptop with a browser, and a microphone that can hear both sides of the desk. We check the room with you during setup.
Every signed note can be printed or saved as a PDF on day one. Connecting to hospital or clinic software is scoped with you on the Hospital plan.
Watch Notera write up a consultation.
Message us on WhatsApp. We'll run a live demo with a sample consultation in Telugu, Hindi or English, and show you the note it drafts for you to sign.
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