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Personalizing Your Notes

Customize how CortexaNote generates notes by adjusting your vocabulary, language, consent settings, terminology, and level of detail.

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Written by Tommy Zheng

Custom vocabulary

Add specialized terms, names, abbreviations, and medical terminology to improve recognition and consistency in your notes.

To manage your vocabulary, navigate to:

Settings > Vocabulary

Session Language

Choose the language spoken during the session and used for generated notes.

You can find and adjust the language settings inside your session. You must set your input language before starting your session.

CortexaNote supports different languages for transcription and note generation.

Care-recipient terminology

Choose how CortexaNote refers to the person receiving care in your notes, such as "patient" or "client."

To find this setting, go to:

Settings > Defaults > Language & spelling

Level of detail

Choose how much information CortexaNote includes in your generated notes.

  • Brief: Produce concise notes that cover the most important information.

  • Standard: Produces a balanced level of detail.

  • Detailed: Produces more comprehensive notes with additional session details.

  • Super Detailed: Produces the most comprehensive notes, including additional context, supporting details, and more complete documentation from the session.

Session defaults

Save your preferred settings so they're applied automatically to new sessions. To improve your workflow, we recommend setting your defaults for regular use.

To set your default settings, navigate to:

Settings > Defaults

Default language

You can set your primary session language here.

When using English for your session, you can choose your preferred regional spelling:

  • American English

  • British English

  • Australian English

You can also configure the default terms used to refer to yourself and the person receiving care.

Default Scribe

Choose the AI scribe that will be selected automatically for new sessions.

Your default scribe determines how CortexaNote generates your notes, including the template, documentation style, and other note-generation preferences. Setting a default helps ensure a consistent output across all of your sessions.

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