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Orders on auto.
Clinicians unblocked.

Eliminate the manual order entry that costs your clinicians hours every week.

Suki’s industry-first solution generates orders from ambient visits and stages them automatically in your EHR — recovering critical time every shift, reducing cognitive burden, and improving organizational efficiency.

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Stack time savings for stronger outcomes

Suki erases the need for clinicians to manually search, add, and accept orders, and ambient documentation reduces note-taking time by 41%. The combined result: better organizational efficiency while clinicians stress less and spend more time with patients.

Speed up workflows with order sets

Rather than individually calling out every order, clinicians can simply speak the order set name. Suki pulls in the associated medications, labs, imaging, procedures, DME, vaccinations, and referrals — in seconds.*

*Order sets is currently available on athenahealth.

Enable faster fulfillment and happier patients

A dedicated order-staging workflow separates the order from the rest of the note. Orders get staged when the ambient conversation ends, so clinicians can review and send to the EHR right away and finalize the rest of the note on their own time.

Stage orders directly in the EHR

EHR-specific infrastructure supports ambient orders within major EHRs. Suki captures every detail and accurately formats every order so all the clinician has to do is review and sign.

Validated by clinicians. Proven in the market.

300+

organizations

across athenahealth and Epic

72%

growth

in orders adoption month over month

Order generation pipelines customized to the EHR

Suki’s orders solution currently integrates with Epic and athenahealth. Integrations with more EHRs are in active development.

Athena

Epic

Put orders on auto.

Frequently asked questions

Suki never submits anything automatically; it surfaces structured, validated orders for the clinician to review before signing. Suki does the transcription and structuring work, and the clinician owns the clinical decision. The only thing that changes is the clinician isn’t manually typing what they already said out loud.

"We learned over the past year that clinicians don't verbalize every detail of an order out loud, and that changed everything about what and how we built orders."

Richa GuptaProduct Manager, Suki
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What clinicians taught us about ambient order staging

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