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Progress review & documentation

Progress note generator

Turn brief or dictated session notes into a clean progress note in SOAP, DAP, BIRP, GIRP, or narrative form.

Standard tool; account and usage limits apply. Review the current offer in the app before paying.

The task

When this tool helps

Rough session notes need a consistent format before you review and save them.

Why use a dedicated tool?

The dedicated form gives you named inputs for this task. Pro makes note format available in the current tool, so you can adjust those settings without composing a new instruction each time.

Pro access covers the settings marked Pro. Check the offer, usage limits, and renewal terms shown in your app before paying.

From input to draft

A concrete example

Fictional material

Sample input

What you bring

FICTIONAL DEMONSTRATION ONLY. Adult client A reports sleeping six hours on most nights. Practised the agreed planning exercise twice. Work-meeting anxiety rated 6/10, previously 8/10. Discussed a small preparation task before the next session. No other observations or assessments were supplied; do not invent them.

Settings: Region: United Kingdom (ICD-11 / GDPR)

Captured Psy output

Progress Note

Client: A
Context: Fictional demonstration only
Region: United Kingdom
Format: SOAP

Subjective

  • Client reports sleeping approximately 6 hours on most nights.
  • Client practised the agreed planning exercise twice.
  • Client rated anxiety related to work meetings as 6/10, compared with 8/10 previously.

Objective

  • No additional observations or objective assessment findings were provided.

Assessment

  • Reported reduction in work-meeting anxiety from 8/10 to 6/10.
  • Client has engaged with the agreed planning exercise on two occasions.
  • Sleep reported at approximately six hours on most nights.
  • No diagnosis, risk assessment, mental state examination, or ICD-11 coding information was provided; clinical interpretation remains for clinician review.

Plan

  • Discussed completing a small preparation task before the next session.
  • Review completion of the preparation task and any changes in work-meeting anxiety at follow-up.
  • Further assessment to be undertaken as clinically indicated, including risk and mental state assessment where appropriate.

Produced by this tool on 15 October 2026 using fictional input. Output varies; professional review is still required.

In the application

Inputs and customization

Current fields for Progress note generator
InputChoices or guidanceAccess
RegionOptional
3 available choices
  • United States (DSM-5-TR / HIPAA) Default
  • United Kingdom (ICD-11 / GDPR)
  • Western Europe (ICD-11 / GDPR)
Standard
Note formatOptional
5 available choices
  • SOAP Default
  • DAP
  • BIRP
  • GIRP
  • Narrative progress note
Pro
Clinical notesRequiredPaste dictated or rough notes…Standard

Region labels describe available settings, not legal or regulatory certification. Experimental options may change.

From context to a reviewed draft

  1. Open the tool. Use your existing account or the access options shown in Psy.
  2. Add the relevant context. Complete the required inputs and select the settings available to your plan.
  3. Generate and review. Check facts, omissions, wording, and suitability before saving or sharing.
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Before you begin

Questions about this tool

What do I need to provide?

Clinical notes The current fields and available settings are listed above.

Does this need Pro access?

This is a standard tool with account and usage limits. The following settings are marked Pro: Note format. Check current access and payment terms in the app.

What must I check before using the result?

Check accuracy and distinguish report from observation. Do not let a draft invent risk findings, diagnoses, attendance, interventions, or facts absent from your notes.

Can I enter identifiable client information?

Check your professional obligations and the product's documented data handling first. Remove direct and indirect identifiers and avoid unnecessary sensitive information. Review data handling and current policies.