See Margent on your kind of note
Two ways in. Try the sandbox right now with a sample session, or spend 30 minutes with us on the notes your team writes.
Run a session through the sandbox
Play a sample session, generate the note, and check every sentence against what was actually said.
Walk through it on your kind of note
Bring the note type you argue about. Leave with a fit assessment, a rollout timeline and a trial on sample data.
Don't take our word for it. Check the note.
These are the same sample sessions the full app uses: fictional clients, written by clinicians to include the hard parts. Every sentence links back to the transcript, and anything that doesn't is flagged.
2. Transcript
Jordan Ellis · Hannah Whitfield, LMSW (limited license) · In person
53 minutes, played back in about 20 seconds
Watch for the one sentence the verifier can't find in the transcript.
3. Draft note · BIRP
Hover or tap any sentence to see where it came from.
Generate the note for Jordan's session
You'll watch the draft stream in, then see three things most scribes don't show you:
- 1Evidence on every sentenceHover or tap a sentence to see the exact lines it came from.
- 2A second check on each claimSentences the transcript doesn't support are flagged, not hidden.
- 3Note checks and coding before you signPayer rules, risk documentation and the CPT code, with reasons.
What happens in the demo
Thirty minutes on your notes, your payers and your EHR.
- 01
Before we meet
You tell us what hurts
Your EHR and the notes that cause rework. We pick a sample session and a note template that match your programs.
- 02
First ten minutes
We learn how you work
Your programs, populations, payers and the standards you're audited against. We listen more than we talk.
- 03
Live walkthrough
A session becomes a signed note
On sample data: the note drafts with evidence, note checks test it against your payer's rules, and you see how it gets into your EHR. Copy and paste works today; the browser extension is in early access.
- 04
You leave with
A plan, not a pitch
A fit assessment, a rollout timeline, and a trial on sample data for your team to try.
Bring the note type you argue about.