Canada’s Best AI Scribe Just Got Even Better
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In 2023, Tali became the first AI Scribe to be generally available in Canada, and we’ve remained focused on being not just the first, but the most trusted, clinician-friendly scribe in the country. And we’re not stopping there.
Our latest upgrade brings even more accuracy, reliability, and ease, because we believe that great tools should keep getting better. You’re doing the important work. We’re just here to make it easier, smoother, and smarter, every single day.
Whether you’ve been with us from the start or you’re just getting to know Tali, this upgrade is built for you.
What’s New
Here’s what’s included in this latest release:
🔹 Improved Reliability
Your notes are now saved gradually as you speak behind the scenes, dramatically reducing the chance of losing anything, even if something unexpected happens mid-visit.
🔹 Always Know You’re Recording
No more second-guessing. An easy visual way to ensure your recording is consistently active. A clean new animation confirms Tali is working, so you can stay focused on your patient without second-guessing.
🔹 Add Notes Without Speaking
Add non-verbal notes during your encounter, from mental status observations to key visit details or pre-visit notes, all without interrupting your flow. The new Additional Context field makes silent documentation simple.
What providers Are Saying
We’ve heard your feedback loud and clear: Tali is changing lives, reducing admin time, and making practice more sustainable.
“Tali has caused me to revise my retirement date/age. Suddenly the admin work in general practice is manageable. Never thought I'll see the day....”
– Dr. T. Oladini, MB
“Tali has changed my life”
– Dr T. Walters, BC
“Overall a game changer, saves me a huge amount of administrative time, less stress and anxiety for me.”
– Dr. P. Entwistle, BC
Every update we make is grounded in what real providers like you are saying matters most. Accuracy, simplicity, and peace of mind. That’s exactly what this release delivers.
