For small NDIS and allied health teams
The next colleague walks in already briefed.
Record or paste a recap. Review and finalise the draft. Colleagues with access can prepare from the note and next-session brief.
14 days free from your first generated draft. No card required. Up to 5 trial members, including you.
Picking up a colleague’s client shouldn’t start with a phone call.
- The backstory sits in one person’s head, phone notes or messages.
- Record or paste a recap. Noteable drafts the note from it.
- An AI draft cannot be trusted blindly.
- You check, edit and finalise every note. You confirm which client details belong in the record.
- Handover means writing another document.
- The team brief uses finalised notes, confirmed details and open follow-ups your colleague has permission to access. There is no separate brief to write from scratch.
- A colleague cannot tell where something came from.
- Source notes appear where linked and permitted.
From recap to brief
See a note become a brief.
- 01
Jordan records a recap.
Record or paste a recap in Noteable.
Recap
The picture list helped Avery choose two items at the shop. Next time, try a three-item list.
- 02
Jordan reviews the draft.
Noteable drafts the note. Jordan checks, edits and finalises it, then confirms the useful detail and follow-up.
Reviewed and finalised note
Avery chose two items using a picture list. Next time: try a three-item list.
- 03
Casey opens the brief.
Casey opens a brief built from records they can access.
Before the next session
Last time: Avery chose two items using a picture list. Confirmed detail: the picture list helped. Open follow-up: try a three-item list.
See the example finalised note
Illustrative example. Avery, Jordan and Casey are fictional. A brief uses records the reader has permission to access. Source notes appear where linked and permitted.
The one-client trial
Start with one note of your own.
Choose one client you support.
Review and finalise your note.
Record or paste a recap, review the draft and finalise your note.
Invite a colleague.
When you are ready to try it together, invite a colleague and arrange client and note access according to your workspace permissions.
Your colleague prepares.
Ask them to review the record before their next session. They can also use the next-session brief.
After your trial
Base is A$29 per active user per month, including GST. Up to 15 users on a paid plan.
A$58 a month for two · A$145 for five. One invoice, billed to the owner.
14 days free from your first generated draft. No card required. Up to 5 trial members, including you.
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Your notes
- Drafts from your recording or pasted recap
- Review, edit and finalise every note
- Confirm which client details belong in the record
- Invite colleagues within the trial member limit
The next-session brief
- A next-session brief for colleagues with access
- Confirmed details and open follow-ups carried into the brief
- Source notes, where linked and permitted
What to check
Check whether the finalised note records what happened and what needs following up. Ask your colleague whether the brief gives them enough context to prepare.
What happens to your notes
- Where they live
- Recaps, drafts and finalised notes are saved in your Noteable workspace.
- Who sees them
- Access follows workspace roles, client access and note permissions. A brief does not open every source note.
- On your device
- Noteable can keep encrypted drafts, transcript recovery and queued audio in your browser.
- AI drafting
- Your submitted content is sent to an AI service to write the draft.
Questions
Can I try it before inviting my team?
Yes. You can draft, review and finalise your first note on your own. Your 14-day trial starts from your first generated draft. Invite a colleague when you are ready to try it together. Follow your organisation’s requirements before adding client information or giving a colleague access.
Do we have to change how we capture?
Record in Noteable or paste a recap. Noteable drafts from what you submit.
Does Noteable write the record for us?
It writes a draft. You check, edit and finalise every note and confirm which client details are kept.
Who can see a client’s brief?
Access follows workspace roles, client access and note permissions. A brief does not open every source note.
What happens after the trial?
The workspace becomes read-only until the owner upgrades. Base is A$29 per active user per month, including GST. Up to 15 users on a paid plan. A$58 a month for two · A$145 for five. One invoice, billed to the owner.
Start with your first note. Invite a colleague when you’re ready.
14 days free from your first generated draft. No card required. Up to 5 trial members, including you.