Scriber/Integrations & apps

Integrations & apps

Works with your practice software_

Appointments come in, completed notes and letters go out. Where there is no connector yet, the Chrome extension and export formats cover the gap.

Which software do you use?

Pick your software aboveWe’ll tell you how Scriber fits in and what to expect.

Connection depth

Not every integration does the same_

Each connector below shows one of three levels, so you know what it does before you set it up.

1 · Shows your day

Today’s appointments and patient names appear in Scriber. You still copy the finished note across.

2 · Saves notes back

The completed note and letters are written into the patient record with one click.

3 · Uses the record

Previous notes and contacts come from the record and are used to draft the new note and letters.

Connectors

What each connection does_

“At launch” means available from the first release. “Planned” means on the roadmap without a date yet.

Practice software (API)

At launch

In: Appointments, patient names, previous notes, contacts
Out: Completed notes and letters to the patient record
Setup: API key from your system, about 5 minutes, by the practice owner
Plan: Pro and Clinic

Chrome extension

At launch

In: Works beside any web-based system
Out: Pastes note sections into the fields you choose
Setup: Install from the Chrome Web Store, 1 minute
Plan: Every plan

Copy, PDF, Word, email

At launch

In: –
Out: Plain or rich text, section by section, PDF and Word files, email
Setup: None
Plan: Every plan

RadiologyOS

Planned

In: Worklist, patient details, prior reports
Out: Report text back to the study
Setup: Enabled by Pixel
Plan: Clinic

Hospital systems (HL7 v2, FHIR)

Planned

In: Appointments and patient details
Out: Notes as clinical documents
Setup: With your IT team
Plan: Clinic

Calendars and e-referrals

Planned

In: Appointments from Google or Microsoft 365
Out: Referral letters to connected e-referral services
Setup: Sign in with your account
Plan: Solo + (calendar), Pro + (referrals)

Not listed?

Tell us which system you use_

We build connectors in the order clinics ask for them. We’ll reply with what’s possible today and when to expect more.

Apps

An app for every device_

One account. Sessions follow you from the phone in the room to the desktop where you finish letters.

Web

The full workspace. Nothing to install, nothing for IT to manage.

Chrome, Edge, Safari, Firefox

iPhone & iPad

Record in the room and on home visits. Recording continues when the screen locks.

iOS and iPadOS 16 or newer

Android

The same recording, review and dictation as on iPhone.

Android 10 or newer

Mac

Captures computer audio for telehealth and opens Scriber with a keyboard shortcut.

macOS 13 or newer, Apple silicon or Intel

Windows

Same as Mac, including audio from Zoom, Teams and softphones.

Windows 10 (22H2) or 11

Chrome extension

Opens Scriber beside web-based practice software.

Chrome or Edge, current version

System requirements

What you need to run Scriber_

Item	Minimum	Recommended
Browser	The two latest versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari or Firefox	Chrome or Edge for telehealth tab audio
Computer memory	4 GB	8 GB or more
Internet	1 Mbit/s upload	5 Mbit/s upload. Recordings resume after a dropout.
Microphone	Built-in laptop, phone or tablet microphone	USB omnidirectional microphone for large or noisy rooms
Phones and tablets	iOS 16, Android 10	The current version
Remote desktop and terminal servers	Use Scriber in the local browser or on a phone	The desktop app on the local machine, not inside the remote session

FAQ

Setup questions_

All integration questions

Which devices and browsers work? Do I need to install anything?

Scriber runs in current versions of Chrome, Edge, Safari and Firefox, with nothing to install. There are apps for iPhone, iPad and Android, desktop apps for Mac and Windows, and a Chrome extension that opens Scriber next to web-based practice software.

Does it work for telehealth and phone consultations?

Yes. In the browser you can share the call tab so Scriber hears both sides. The Mac and Windows apps capture the computer’s audio directly, which also works for Zoom, Teams and phone apps. You can also upload a recording after the call.

Which practice software does Scriber connect to?

See Integrations & apps for the current list and what each connector does. Where there is no connector, the Chrome extension, copy formats and PDF or Word export cover the gap.

Do I need IT help to set it up?

No. A clinician can sign up and record in a few minutes. Connecting practice software takes an API key from that system and is usually done once by the practice owner.