For practices, hospitals & home care

The patient conversation becomes the record. You review and sign off.

Meeting Metrics transcribes the consultation and fills your documentation template — history, findings, assessment, plan. Processed in Switzerland.

No credit card needed · 5 free transcriptions · from CHF 29 per user/month

Swiss processing No training data Sign-off stays with you

Template · Primary care consultation

Consultation of 14 July, 09:20 – 09:34

Draft

Patient history

Load-dependent pain in the right knee for around three weeks, especially when climbing stairs. No history of trauma. Asymptomatic at night.

Findings

Right knee joint quiet, no effusion. Tenderness over the medial joint line. Ligaments stable, full range of motion.

Assessment

Suspected early medial gonarthrosis on the right.

Plan

  • X-ray of right knee, two views
  • Physiotherapy, 9 sessions
  • Follow-up in 6 weeks
Every statement links back to its place in the transcript. Review & sign off

Illustrative template. You define the structure.

Already in use at more than 1,500 organizations.

The difference

The same clinic day. Two completely different evenings.

Documentation either takes shape during the conversation — or afterwards, once the details have started to fade.

Before

The consultation ends. The paperwork begins.

Notes during the conversation eyes on the screen

Entry into the PMS squeezed between appointments

Details from long histories risk of gaps

Result

Left for the evening

Documentation competes with attention for patients.

With Meeting Metrics

The consultation ends. The draft is ready.

Stay with the person full attention

Entry in your template ready to review

Every detail backed by the transcript

After the consultation

Review instead of writing by hand
Sharing stays with you

How it works

Four steps that fit into your clinic day.

No extra step during the conversation — the only effort is reading it over at the end.

Medical conversation with a discreet recording device on the table
The device sits on the table. Nothing else happens during the conversation.
  1. 01

    Start recording and say one sentence

    One click on your laptop or phone. You tell the patient you are recording the conversation for documentation — one sentence is enough, and they can decline at any time.

  2. 02

    Run the consultation as always

    No dictation, no bullet points, no glancing at the screen. Swiss German, standard German, French or Italian — including switching between them.

  3. 03

    Your template fills in

    History, findings, assessment, plan — in the structure you defined yourself. Not in a generic scheme.

  4. 04

    Review, correct, sign off

    Every statement can be traced back to the transcript. Only your sign-off turns the draft into a record — as PDF, Word or structured text for your PMS/HIS.

Your everyday work

These are the conversations that land on your desk.

Everyday conversations in practice and clinic.

Doctors & care teams

  • Office visit
  • Patient history interview
  • Findings discussion
  • Ward round
  • Morning report
  • Case conference
  • Nursing handover
  • Family meeting
  • Home-care needs assessment
  • Discharge meeting

Outcomes

More time with people. Less with the screen.

Three things that actually change in everyday practice.

Attention

You look at the patient.

No note-taking, no half-glance at the screen. The conversation stays a conversation.

Time

Your evening no longer belongs to the PMS.

Instead of writing every entry from scratch, you read a draft over and sign it off.

Completeness

Nothing is lost between appointments.

Even long histories stay fully captured — backed by the transcript.

From practice

“The unpleasant part at the end of the day is gone.”

Prof. em. Dr. med. Pietro Vernazza Over 20 years head of the Division of Infectious Diseases, Cantonal Hospital St. Gallen

On patients

“I've been very positively surprised at how open patients are to me recording the conversation.”

On transparency

“I email the documentation straight to my patients. They see what I assessed — they think that's absolutely great.”

On data protection

“With medical data you always have to know where it is processed. With Meeting Metrics everything stays in Switzerland.”

Trust in practice

The four questions that come up before the first use.

Patient data is particularly sensitive personal data. So here are the answers before you have to ask.

For hospitals and practices with the strictest requirements, the Enterprise plan also runs AI processing on dedicated Swiss servers.

01

Consent

You inform the patient before recording — one sentence is enough. If they decline, you document as before. Recording never starts automatically.

02

Dialect & clinical terminology

Swiss German is understood and documented in standard German. You can store drug names and clinical terms as your own vocabulary.

03

Your sign-off

Meeting Metrics produces a draft, not a finished record. Every statement is backed by the transcript — clinical responsibility stays with you.

04

Switzerland & deletion

Hosting and storage exclusively in Switzerland, compliant with the revised Swiss FADP. You delete audio recordings immediately or automatically after your retention period.

FAQ

What clinicians want to know before they start.

Missing a question? Write to us directly.

One sentence is enough, for example: “I'm recording our conversation so I don't have to type up the notes while we talk — is that alright with you?” If they decline, you document as before; recording never starts on its own. The duty to inform and to document remains yours — we provide the tool, not the legal assessment of your setting. Prof. Vernazza describes in the interview how this plays out in daily practice.
Yes. Swiss German is recognised and documented in standard German, as are French and Italian — including when the conversation switches between them. For drug names, clinical terms and referring physicians you store your own vocabulary so the spelling is right. The best test is an existing recording from your own specialty.
You are. Meeting Metrics produces a draft, not a finished record — the clinical judgement and the sign-off remain a physician's task. To make reviewing fast, every statement links to its place in the transcript: one click shows you what a sentence is based on, instead of listening to the whole recording again.
Via PDF, Word or structured text that you transfer into your system — you define the field structure through your template so it matches your input mask. There is no automatic interface to individual practice or hospital systems today; tell us which system you use and we'll talk specifics.
It stays in Switzerland and you decide for how long. Recording and transcript can be deleted manually right away or automatically after a retention period you set — for example immediately after the record is signed off. Your data does not train any models, neither ours nor those of third parties.
Yes. You define your own templates for consultations, ward rounds, history taking or telemedicine — with exactly the fields your consultation type needs. Alternatively you upload an existing template and Meeting Metrics adopts its structure.

Next step

Test it with a consultation you have already held.

Upload an existing recording and see whether the draft holds up to your documentation standard.

Try it yourself

Upload a recording. Review the draft.

You get the transcript and template-based documentation directly in the app — no credit card, no minimum term.

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