Inside your HIS
Discharge summary, diagnosis, notes, prescription. One script tag on the screen.
Every one of those went past a spell checker. Sahi catches them — and leaves your drug names, doctor names and clinical shorthand alone.
Not typos. The habits that are invisible to a tool built for American office email, and obvious to anyone reading your correspondence from outside India.
A general checker underlines every drug on the page and trains your staff to ignore underlines. Sahi ships knowing the clinical terms and Indian brands, and anything it does not know takes a minute to add.
One engine, one place to manage it, four places it shows up.
Discharge summary, diagnosis, notes, prescription. One script tag on the screen.
A browser extension, deployed across every machine through standard Chrome policy.
Letters and summaries written in Word, and mail composed in the desktop client.
Select any text in any app and correct it. Nothing else on the phone is visible to us.
Switch off the AI option and Sahi runs entirely on your own infrastructure. No text leaves the building, and you can put that in the contract.
Not a dashboard for its own sake. Three things that change what you do next.
Which phrases your team writes over and over, counted by week.
Acceptance rate per correction. A rule people keep rejecting is a rule to switch off.
House style, banned phrases, your dictionary — edited without a deployment.