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Add a new patient and start recording in one step with Quick Record.
Pick the right letter type after you finish recording.
Record an in-person or telehealth consultation from the patient's page.
Keep recording while you use the rest of Arvi.
Upload an audio file recorded on another device.
Record a patient who isn't in Arvi yet, using Quick Record.
Simple tips for clear audio and a more accurate letter.
Let your browser use your microphone so you can record.
What Arvi does with your recording, from Stop to a draft letter.
Open a consultation transcript, correct it and save your changes.
Create a new letter from a past consultation's transcript.
Save a copy of your consultation audio to your computer.
Keep recording - your audio is saved on your device and sent when you're back online. You'll see an Offline badge with a timer. If you're offline for more than 5 minutes, stop and download the recording, then upload it with Upload Record when you're back online.
Click Retry Processing under the audio player. If it still fails, click Download My Recording to keep a copy safe, then contact Arvi Support.
You can upload MP3, WAV, M4A, DS2 or WEBM files up to 500 MB.
Arvi labels the voices it hears: usually the first speaker is Doctor and other speakers are Patient. Extra voices are shown as Guest 1, Guest 2 and so on. Labels are a best guess - check them when you review the transcript.
Yes. You are responsible for getting the patient's consent before recording, in line with your practice's policies and the law. Arvi does not ask for consent on your behalf.