BCBAs
Spend less time on paperwork and more time on clinical decisions.
BCBAs and clinical directors save hours when the AI already has session trends, provider notes, and scheduling context. Docs is where that connected context becomes BIPs, IPOCs, session notes, and reviewable clinical output.
Behavior intervention plan
Connected ABC entries, target trends, missing-field flags, and reviewer actions stay visible while the plan moves toward approval.
Draft generated from ABC entries, target trends, and supervision notes.
Approval is held until the mastery rule is anchored.
Who It Serves
Spend less time on paperwork and more time on clinical decisions.
Standardize documentation quality across your team.
Keep reviewed documentation aligned with authorization and payer requirements.
Core Workflows
Draft behavior intervention plans from connected session history, target performance, and recent supervision context instead of starting from a blank page.
Keep plans of care tied to the caseload reality underneath them, with progress snapshots and review timing already in context.
Update treatment direction from actual session trends and have those changes stay connected to the records and workflows they affect.
Use an AI-assisted review workflow where the draft already includes session and scheduling context, but BCBA approval stays explicit.
Why Docs
Docs starts with connected clinic context, not a blank document.
Session trends, provider notes, and scheduling context are already available when the BCBA sits down to write or review.
The AI agent is useful because it already knows what happened.
Platform turns Docs into an intelligence layer that can draft BIPs, IPOCs, and notes from connected operational data instead of pasted summaries.
Sessions captures the visit. Docs turns that reality into the formal clinical record.
Session-note drafts can start from care delivery, but BCBAs finalize notes, BIPs, IPOCs, and treatment-plan work here so the documentation boundary stays explicit.
Platform Integration
Sessions supplies raw session context and draft-note inputs. Docs owns the reviewed clinical documentation workflow. Scheduling contributes authorization and staffing context so the record stays grounded in reality.
Common questions
Compare Pro and Platform, then decide whether your next step is tighter operations or fully connected documentation.