Feature
Ambient AI documentation with DAX Copilot
DAX Copilot listens to the visit and drafts the clinical note, referral letters, and after-visit summaries. The physician reviews and signs off on each.
Provider and patient talk naturally — DAX Copilot listens ambiently
The multi-party conversation is processed in real time
A structured, specialty-specific clinical note drafts automatically
The physician reviews, edits, and signs off before it's final
No typing during the visit
The conversation becomes the draft note — nobody dictates and nobody types while talking to the patient.
More than just the note
Draft referral letters and after-visit summaries directly from the same conversation.
The physician stays in control
Every draft is reviewed, edited, and signed off before it's part of the record — the same standard as any method.
Documentation shouldn't require choosing between talking to your patient and writing down what happened.
Criterions integrates with DAX Copilot, the ambient AI documentation tool that turns the visit conversation itself into a draft note — one the physician reviews, edits, and signs off on before it becomes part of the record.
Ambient Capture
Listens to the visit, drafts the note
DAX Copilot captures the multi-party conversation ambiently while the provider speaks naturally with the patient, and transforms it into a structured, specialty-specific clinical documentation summary — with no separate dictation step.
Beyond The Note
More than the visit note
Beyond the encounter note, DAX Copilot can draft referral letters and after-visit summaries for patients directly from the conversation, and can summarize a full encounter or pull supporting evidence from the transcript when a provider needs to review what was actually said.
Physician Oversight
The physician stays in control
The draft is exactly that — a draft. Physicians review, edit, and sign off on every note before it becomes part of the patient record, the same standard applied to any documentation method.
This is worth being plain about, because it's the first question every provider asks. AI that documents without review isn't a workflow anyone should want, and it isn't what this is. The note still belongs to the physician who signs it.
Frequently asked questions
What is DAX Copilot?+
DAX Copilot is an ambient AI documentation tool that listens to the natural, multi-party conversation between provider and patient during a visit and drafts a structured, specialty-specific clinical note automatically.
Does DAX Copilot replace physician review of the note?+
No. DAX Copilot produces a draft note that the physician reviews, edits, and signs off on before it becomes part of the patient record — the same standard applied to any documentation method.
How is DAX Copilot different from dictation?+
Dictation requires the physician to actively narrate the note. DAX Copilot listens to the natural visit conversation itself and drafts the note without the physician needing to dictate separately.
Can DAX Copilot generate anything besides the visit note?+
Yes. It can also draft referral letters and after-visit summaries directly from the visit conversation, and can summarize a full encounter or pull supporting evidence from the transcript on request.
Do I need Criterions EHR to use DAX Copilot?+
Yes. DAX Copilot integrates with Criterions EHR's clinical documentation workflow and isn't currently available with Practice Management on its own.
Documentation is the reason the day ends at seven
Not the visits — the notes after them. The charting that gets pushed to the evening, the weekend catch-up, and the quiet erosion that comes from spending the visit half-listening because part of your attention is already writing.
Ambient documentation changes what happens during the visit, not just after it. The conversation becomes the note, the physician reviews and signs it, and the composing step disappears from the middle of the day.
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