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The six Voice Package outputs explained

Every recording produces six outputs. Here's what each one is for and how to use it.

The six Voice Package outputs

Every OneAudio recording generates six independent outputs from the same transcript. You can use one, some, or all of them — they're independent artifacts, not a required workflow.

1. 📋 Chart-note draft

What it is: A SOAP-style clinical note (Subjective, Objective, Assessment, Plan) written in the doctor's clinical voice.

How to use it: Open the recording, review the chart-note tab, edit anything the AI got wrong, and copy the whole thing into your EHR in one paste. There is no automated EHR sync — that's intentional, because every EHR is different and the paste path takes ~10 seconds.

Reading level: Clinical / professional. Not for patient-facing use.

2. 📘 Patient education

What it is: A plain-language handout on the diagnosis or plan the patient just heard. About 8th-grade reading level, ≤2500 characters.

How to use it: Print it, email it, paste it into your portal, hand the patient a QR code that points to it — however you already send education. This is a Voice Package output specifically designed to be given to the patient, not the chart.

3. 💛 Mindset message

What it is: A warm, personal follow-up note (≤600 characters) that lands well 24–48 hours after the visit.

How to use it: Send via text, email, or your usual patient channel. Great for empathetic follow-up on tough visits or between-visit engagement.

4. 🎥 Game film

What it is: Doctor-only or staff-only coaching feedback on the encounter. Like a quarterback watching tape — what worked, what to change.

How to use it: Review in your Coaching tab. The rubric score on the recording is complemented by this narrative feedback.

5. 💰 Sales review

What it is: Doctor-only analysis of the appropriate treatments, supplements, and packages that fit this patient's case — including any that were relevant but not mentioned.

How to use it: Personal reference between visits. Also useful for teaching new providers what your clinic recommends for common cases.

6. 👥 Inner circle

What it is: A shareable summary the patient can pass along to family, friends, or referral sources. Frames the visit as a story.

How to use it: Send it to the patient with permission — great for building word-of-mouth. Not a replacement for the patient education handout.

Editing outputs

  • Every output is editable inline. Click into the text and make changes.
  • Regenerate on any output produces a new variation with a different angle (not just paraphrased).
  • Server-side length caps prevent Claude from overshooting.
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