One conversation. More ways to support.
Prepare a community referral, a care plan, or a plain-language client summary from the same session context. Tailor the details to each reader.
- Referral letters
- Care plans
- Client summaries
AI scribe for social workers. More room to care.
Turn client conversations into clear case notes, care plans, and referral drafts. More attention for the person. Less time at the keyboard.
No credit card required. Start with the free plan.
For the many places you make a difference
- Community care
- Mental health
- Hospitals
- Schools
- Family services
- Virtual sessions
One story. Every step connected.
Follow a conversation from the client’s first concern to the next shared step.
Keep the next step in sight.
A referral to prepare. A resource to discuss. A check-in next week. Keep open work connected to the client and the goals you set together.
- Client context
- Shared goals
- Follow-up tasks
A little more room for the human part.
Find the thread
Client priorities and the last agreed plan.
Stay in the moment
Space to listen while the conversation is captured.
Leave a clear plan
Shape the note and prepare the next step.
A few practical questions.
How do DAP, BIRP, and SOAP notes differ?
DAP groups session data, assessment, and plan. BIRP separates behavior, intervention, response, and plan. SOAP distinguishes subjective reports from objective observations, followed by assessment and plan. Choose the structure your service requires and use a custom template to match it.
Can the note reflect the person’s wider circumstances?
Vero can organize the context you capture, including the client’s priorities, strengths, support network, and practical barriers. Keep their perspective and the details that matter connected in one note.
Can I review and edit every draft?
Yes. Adjust the wording, add context, and organize each section to match how you work. Your notes stay editable.
Can I prepare documents and follow-up from the session?
Vero Documents helps turn session context into draft summaries, letters, and care plans. Tailor each document to its reader and keep agreed next steps connected to the client’s context.
Can I use my own social work note template?
Yes. Adapt an existing format or create a custom template with your own headings for client goals, strengths, support networks, interventions, and follow-up.
Make room for connection. Let Vero help with the notes.
Start with your next client conversation.
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Case notes that fit your practice.
Compare DAP, BIRP, and SOAP using the same social work session. See where the client’s voice, your intervention, and the shared plan belong.
- DAP · BIRP · SOAP
- Custom templates
- Editable drafts
Explore Vero ScribeSame session. Three note formats.
Alex M. · Example sessionThe session in context
Bring reported information and observations together, then record your assessment and plan.
Your intervention. Their response.
Give the support you provided and the client’s response their own sections.
Separate reports from observations
Distinguish what the client shares from what you observe before documenting your assessment and plan.