New A focused documentation layer — not another EHR

Finish ABA session notes before your RBTs leave the session.

RBT Scribe helps ABA teams turn structured session inputs into objective, review-ready, copy-ready documentation for your existing EHR workflows.

RBT-first Structured AI Privacy-safe English + Spanish Copy-ready output
Notes done on-site

Before they leave

Draft for review

Human-reviewed output

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Session Note Draft

Case A Session 001 38 min
Draft saved
72%
Participants
RBT User · Case A
Behaviors observed
3 target behaviors logged
Replacement skills
Functional request · prompted
Client response
Required — add detail
Required
Protocol modifications
Required — select option
Required
Validation 2 missing
2 fields missing before ready
Objective language check
Ready after review
AI Draft
Draft from structured data only
Copy-ready text
During Session 001, the RBT implemented the programmed protocol with Case A. Three target behaviors were observed and logged; replacement skills were prompted and reinforced. [Review & confirm before entry]
Output appears here after the AI draft is generated and reviewed.
Built for the way ABA teams already work
Agency Ops Clinical Review RBT Teams BCBA Supervision Existing EHRs
The cost of late notes

Late notes create rework across the whole agency.

When documentation slips past the session, the cleanup ripples outward — from the RBT, to the supervisor, to operations.

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RBTs reconstruct notes later

RBTs finish sessions, then spend extra time rebuilding what happened from memory — hours that add up across a caseload.

02 / 03

Supervisors chase what's missing

BCBAs and clinical leads spend review time hunting for missing fields and softening subjective language.

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Operations loses time on handoff

Ops teams re-key documentation into existing systems — moving the same information twice, slowly.

The workflow

From structured session data to copy-ready output.

A guided path that keeps AI downstream of the structured data — so the draft reflects what was actually captured.

1

Capture structured inputs

RBTs document participants, behaviors, replacement skills, interventions, and response using guided fields.

2

Check what's missing

Validation highlights missing fields, objective-language issues, and ready-for-entry blockers.

3

Generate an AI draft

AI drafts narrative text from captured structured data. The RBT reviews and edits before marking it ready.

4

Copy into your system

Create clean copy-ready output for external EHR or billing documentation workflows.

Capabilities

Built for the real RBT documentation workflow.

Every feature is shaped around how notes actually get written, reviewed, and handed off in an ABA agency.

AI constrained by structure

Generate draft narratives from structured inputs instead of freeform memory. The model works from captured fields — so the draft stays grounded in what the RBT documented, ready for human review.

Behaviors · 3 Skills · prompted Objective draft
Structured inputs → grounded narrative → [review before entry]

Structured session note templates

Guide RBTs through the fields agencies need most: time, setting, participants, behaviors, replacement skills, response, and protocol changes.

Objective-language guardrails

Surface language that may need to be more observable, neutral, or documentation-ready — before it reaches review.

Bilingual-ready workflows

Support English documentation and Spanish caregiver-facing communication patterns in one place.

Privacy-safe by design

Encourage pseudonymous case labels and discourage direct identifiers in free-text fields.

Copy-ready output

Prepare clean text for the systems agencies already use — without forcing a full EHR replacement.

In the product

Designed so RBTs know what to do next.

No blank page, no guessing. Each note moves through guided fields with clear status — so finishing is the obvious next step.

  • Clear save status
  • Visible note status
  • Field-level guidance
  • Human review before output
  • Mobile-friendly form sections
"Less freeform guessing. More guided documentation."
Session Note · Case A Draft saved
Participants
RBT User · Case A
Behaviors observed
3 target behaviors logged
Replacement skills
Functional request · prompted
Client response
Add detail to continue
Privacy & safety

Privacy-safe documentation behavior, not just secure storage.

RBT Scribe is designed around structured inputs, pseudonymous clients, and clear warnings that help teams avoid unnecessary direct identifiers in notes.

Pseudonymous clients

Case labels like “Case A” keep notes useful without surfacing identity in everyday documentation.

No direct identifiers in demo data

Inputs are structured to discourage names, DOBs, and IDs in free-text fields.

Human review before final output

AI-generated text is a draft for review — a person confirms before anything is marked ready.

Designed to support compliant documentation workflows. RBT Scribe is a documentation companion and does not replace clinical judgment or supervision.

For agencies

Made for ABA teams that already have systems.

RBT Scribe is a focused documentation companion. It helps your team complete better session notes before transferring output into the tools you already use.

For RBTs

Faster guided note completion

A clear path through required fields means notes get finished on-site, not late at night.

For BCBAs

Cleaner drafts, fewer gaps

Reviews start from structured, objective drafts with fewer missing fields to chase.

For operations

Less late-note cleanup

Copy-ready output makes handoff into existing systems simpler and more predictable.

FAQ

Questions ABA teams ask before they start.

What RBT Scribe does, how it protects client data, and how it fits the tools you already use.

What is RBT Scribe?
RBT Scribe is an AI-assisted documentation companion that helps Registered Behavior Technicians and ABA teams complete structured, objective, copy-ready session notes faster — without replacing the EHR you already use.
Does RBT Scribe replace our EHR?
No. It is a focused documentation layer that produces copy-ready output you paste into the systems you already use. It is not a full EHR or a claims clearinghouse.
Is the AI-generated note a final note?
No. AI output is always a draft for human review. The RBT reviews and edits the draft before marking it ready, and the AI only drafts from captured structured inputs — it never invents clinical facts.
How does RBT Scribe keep client data private?
It is privacy-safe by design: notes use pseudonymous case labels like “Case A”, inputs are structured to discourage direct identifiers in free-text fields, and a person reviews every draft before any output is marked ready.
Who is RBT Scribe for?
RBTs and BTs completing session notes, BCBA supervisors reviewing them, and operations teams handling handoff into existing systems. It is initially focused on ABA agencies in South Florida (Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach).
Does RBT Scribe support Spanish?
Yes. It supports English documentation alongside Spanish caregiver-facing communication patterns in one place.

Help your RBTs complete cleaner notes before they leave the session.

Start with structured documentation, privacy-safe AI drafting, and copy-ready output for your existing workflow.