aisel
aisel is a clinical workflow tool aimed at psychiatric care. Its publisher describes support for preparing consultations, collecting intake information, transcribing consented conversations, and drafting documentation. It is better understood as assistance with the clinician's information and paperwork workflow than as a substitute for clinical judgment.
Prepare and document consultations
The website describes gathering information from incoming patient documents and producing a brief ahead of a consultation. Its examples show source references and flagged contradictions, so a clinician can return to the underlying material rather than accept an unsupported summary. The displayed examples and timings are product demonstrations, not independent evidence of clinical accuracy or time savings.
During a consultation, aisel describes transcribing a conversation with consent and turning it into structured material. Draft notes can be adapted to a clinician's template and phrasing. The publisher says drafts are never auto-signed and nothing enters the record without the clinician's approval. That review step matters when a transcription or summary could change the meaning of what a patient said.
Collect intake and follow-up information
The described intake workflow combines custom forms, open answers, and a rating-scale library. aisel says its rating-scale library is auto-scored. Its examples also show reminders and summaries placed in the record, with information available before an appointment.
A clinic evaluating this workflow should check how the forms, source references, and review steps fit its existing process. The presence of a score or generated summary does not itself establish diagnostic validity. Franklin has not independently validated the site's clinical demonstrations, privacy claims, or suitability for a particular clinic's requirements.
Choose the appropriate plan and integration
The captured pricing page shows annual GBP billing: Solo at £49 per clinician per month and Clinic at £99, with annual totals of £589 and £1,189 respectively. Those are the displayed annual-plan figures, not verified month-to-month subscription rates. The listed trial lasts 14 days and requires a card.
Solo covers personal documentation workflows; Clinic adds team-oriented features such as shared templates and delegation. The Enterprise listing includes EHR or EPR connection, SSO, audit logs, and data-residency options with custom pricing. Clinics should confirm the actual integration, contractual safeguards, and approval workflow they need before putting patient information into the service.