2.5 Hours
Twenty patients at eight minutes of documentation each is two and a half hours a day spent writing rather than treating. Ambient capture reduces that to one or two minutes per encounter.
Ambient Documentation Agent: 3 Clinician Hours Back
The agent listens, drafts the note, and has it ready before the next patient.
Scope an Ambient ScribeAbout the Agent
An ambient agent captures the visit and drafts a structured EHR note; the clinician reviews and signs.
Category
Ambient Clinical Documentation Agent
Encounter capture, structured note generation, and in-EHR review.
Time Recovered
3+ Hours Per Clinician Per Day
In-encounter typing eliminated, after-hours documentation cut to near zero, revision reduced to review.
How It Works
Listen, Draft, Review, Sign
Captures the encounter, generates a structured draft in minutes, and hands it to the clinician to verify.
Integration
Written Into the Chart, Not Beside It
Integration depth is the key differentiator between scribe platforms — a draft outside the EHR saves far less time.
Non-Negotiables
Consent, Retention, Review Training
Patient consent is a requirement, audio retention needs due diligence, and the review step must be trained.
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The Problem It Solves
Documentation burden is measured in hours a day, per clinician.
2 Hours
The average primary care physician finishes notes after clinic — "pajama time". Ambient drafts are ready within minutes of the encounter ending, before the next patient walks in.
Split Attention
Typing during a visit divides attention between the EHR and the patient. Removing the keyboard from the encounter is the part clinicians notice first.
Notes drafted before
the next patient — not
finished at home at night
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How the Agent Works
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Ambient Encounter Capture
Ambient Encounter Capture
- Captures the conversation with no typing during the visit
- Records patient consent before capture begins
- Handles multiple speakers, interruptions, and topic changes
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Structured Note Generation
Structured Note Generation
- Drafts in the specialty's expected note format
- Separates history, exam, assessment, and plan — not a transcript
- Surfaces orders, follow-ups, and coding-relevant detail
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Clinician Review & Sign-Off
Clinician Review & Sign-Off
- Draft appears in the EHR minutes after the encounter
- Clinician stays the author — review and sign, never auto-file
- Flags low-confidence passages for closer review
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Specialty Tuning & Monitoring
Specialty Tuning & Monitoring
- Templates and terminology tuned per specialty
- Tracks edit distance and review time as performance measures
- Recurring corrections feed back into the templates
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EHR Write-Back & Audit
EHR Write-Back & Audit
- Signed notes write back through the EHR's own APIs
- Every draft, edit, and signature retained for audit
- No note reaches the record without clinician sign-off
Why Build It With Bonami
We have shipped ambient documentation white-label and in-house — we know where the savings come from.
EHR-Native, Not Adjacent
The draft lands in the chart in your note format, orders attached.
Consent and Retention Handled
Consent, retention windows, and access designed to your policy.
Review Discipline Built In
Low-confidence passages flagged so review isn't a rubber stamp.
Structured Pilot Per Specialty
We measure accuracy, edits, and time saved on your own encounters.
What Deployments Report
Every number below was measured in production after launch — not projected in a pitch deck.
3+ hrs
Reclaimed Per Clinician Daily — Across in-encounter and after-hours work
30-40
FTE Clinical Hours Per Day — At a 100-physician health system
1-2 min
Documentation Per Encounter — Down from roughly 8 minutes
Near Zero
After-Hours Documentation — Drafts ready before the next patient
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