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    Progress report

    Six sessions on one page.

    Indicators drawn from what was recorded in each session, with a summary and next steps. Fictional patient; the chart does not assess or grade anyone — it shows what the professional recorded.

    Progress reportB. M., age 8Sessions 8–13 · Jan–Mar 2026Illustrative example

    Progress per session (0–10)

    /r/ in isolated words: 3 · 4 · 4 · 6 · 7 · 8 (Session 8–13)/r/ in sentences: 1 · 2 · 2 · 3 · 4 · 5 (Session 8–13)

    Summary

    Across six sessions, production of the /r/ phoneme in isolated words rose from 3 to 8 on a 0–10 scale, and in sentences from 1 to 5. Generalisation into spontaneous speech remains the most demanding step and stays the main goal.

    Next steps

    • Keep up the five minutes of daily practice at home.
    • Move from read sentences to sentences the child builds.
    • Review the indicators with the guardian at session 16.
    Draft prepared by the AI — reviewed and signed by Inês C., SLT (fictional)
    Illustrative example with fictional data. The AI prepares and summarises; the professional always validates and decides. It does not replace clinical assessment.
    The time it gives back

    From draft to signed report.

    The draft arrives written; what is left is the clinical work — read, correct, add what only the professional knows, and sign. That is why we talk about minutes rather than an afternoon.

    ~3:00
    1. 0:00

      The notes are already written

      Each session was recorded as it happened; there is nothing to hunt for in notebooks.

    2. 0:30

      The draft appears

      The AI pulls goals, indicators and next steps into a continuous text, over the chosen period.

    3. ~3:00

      Reviewed and signed

      The professional reads, corrects, adds what only they know and signs. This is the step that makes the report.

    Time to prepare the draft and a typical review, not a guarantee. The AI prepares; the professional reviews, corrects and signs — without that step there is no report.

    Who the report is for

    Three readers, the same journey.

    Patient

    Plain language about what changed and what comes next, without jargon or unexplained scales.

    Family

    The essentials of the journey and what can be done at home — enough to follow along, without the full clinical note.

    Team and referrers

    Goals, indicators and next steps on one page — the document the school or the colleague expects to receive.

    The report describes what was recorded.

    It does not assess, conclude or recommend treatment.

    The professional writes the final version.

    No weekends writing

    The progress report, written in ~3 minutes.

    More than internal notes — the report that shows progress to those who care, drawn from your structured session feedback. The AI prepares the draft; the professional validates and always decides.

    Progress report in ~3 min

    A professional, clear draft from structured session feedback — ready to validate.

    For patient, family and team

    Reports in clear language for those who care — not just internal notes.

    The professional always validates

    The AI prepares; the clinician reviews, adjusts and decides. Support, never replacement.

    Structured session feedback

    Structured questions per session that feed the report — no blank page.

    Report history

    Every report saved and accessible, across the patient's journey.

    Professional language

    Clear, appropriate text, no copy-paste from session to session.

    Connected to sessions and progress

    The report is born from the notes and indicators — one platform.

    The AI writes the draft. The report belongs to the professional.

    No report leaves the platform without review and signature. The draft describes what was recorded; it does not interpret, conclude or recommend treatment.

    One connected platform

    Every layer feeds the next.

    Trust first

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    Infrastructure and backups inside the European Union.

    Role-based access — only who should see, sees

    Each team member sees only the records that concern them.

    Sharing is always deliberate

    Nothing leaves the record without an explicit action by the professional.

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