SofIA, the module that
documents and codes for you
It listens to the visit, writes the note in your style and proposes the coding in your HIS.
Visit in progress
The transcript separates who is speaking.
How long has it hurt, and where does it go?
About two weeks. I did not injure myself.
Does it run down your leg?
No, it stays in my lower back.
Have you taken anything for the pain?
Paracetamol, but it barely helps.
Clinical record
Tick what you want SofIA to fill in.
Low back pain for two weeks
No radiation, no previous injury. Paracetamol with partial relief.
Paravertebral spasm, negative Lasègue
Acute mechanical low back pain
Scheduled analgesia, postural hygiene, review in two weeks
M54.5 · Low back pain
Ask SofIA
It answers with the guideline open, citing where it comes from.
In acute low back pain with no red flags, imaging is not indicated in the first four to six weeks. It is reserved for progressive neurological deficit or suspected fracture, infection or malignancy.
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The patient takes enalapril. Combining an NSAID with an ACE inhibitor raises the risk of renal impairment, more so if a diuretic is added. If prescribed, keep it as short as possible and monitor renal function.
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First step is scheduled paracetamol, not on demand. If that does not control the pain, add a short NSAID course. Staying active is recommended, and bed rest discouraged.
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Sources
You choose what it reasons from.
Everything the module covers
The doctor talks to the patient; SofIA writes, codes and files the note in the system.
Listens to the visit
Real-time transcription that separates who is speaking: it tells the doctor apart from the patient, with nobody looking at a screen.
Notes in your style
SofIA learns how each clinician writes and drafts the report the way they would. With its own template per report type and a clinical dictionary for terminology and drug formatting.
09/25/2026 · Paravertebral spasm and tenderness in the lower lumbar area. Negative bilateral Lasègue.
Style · Dr. Ruiz opens with the dateSuggested ICD coding
Every note comes out with its suggested codes, ready to validate.
The guideline, right there
Ask in plain language and it answers citing the source. You choose what it draws on: clinical guidelines, drug databases, EMA, FDA, NICE, WHO, CDC or the Spanish medical societies.
Can I prescribe an NSAID if she takes enalapril?
It raises the risk of renal impairment. If prescribed, keep it as short as possible and monitor renal function.
Drug DatabaseFewer denials
Consistent coding that reduces rejections and speeds up the revenue cycle.
Integrated into your HIS/EHR
The report and the codes are written straight into your system, no copy-paste.
How it works,
from conversation to signed report.
The doctor sees the patient
SofIA listens; nobody stares at the screen.
Drafts and codes
A note in your style with suggested ICD codes, ready to validate.
Low back pain · 14:32 · Dr. Ruiz
History
Two weeks of low back pain, no radiation and no previous trauma.
Plan
Scheduled analgesia, postural hygiene and follow-up in two weeks.
Sign, and into the HIS
The validated report is written into your system, no copy-paste.
The module's two agents
From the doctor's voice to the revenue cycle. Open each page for the full detail.
Doctor
Clinical copilot: transcribes, drafts the report and supports diagnosis during the visit.
View the agentCoding & audit · RCM
Audits the patient episode and assigns its ICD-10 codes while the note is written, with traceable justification so billing sees fewer denials.
View the agentResults that speak
Measured in real hospital environments
The integration with our system has been key. SofIA understands the clinical context and structures information usefully for follow-up and continuity of care.
Watch SofIA work live
We have an interactive demo with a real visit from start to finish.