From a spoken sentence to a record you can trust.
Built first for Ontario retirement homes, Verity gathers, structures, reviews, and remembers the information needed to move care forward — one pass from conversation to operational memory, with a human in the loop at every step.
Everything between the words and the record.
Most tools stop at transcription. Verity does the work that follows — determining the record type, what documentation supports it, what is missing, who reviews it, and how it stays findable for the next shift.
Say it once, in plain language
Staff describe the event, handoff, exception, or follow-up out loud or in text. No template hunting, no fields to fight — just what happened, in their words.
“Resident in 214 was assisted to the floor around four-thirty. No visible injury. I'll need a supervisor to review before this goes anywhere.”
Verity knows which record this is
It identifies the record type and the fields it requires, resolves the people, site, and shift involved, and flags what's still missing — linking back to the source context it came from.
Humans hold the pen
AI drafts the form, but nothing is approved, exported, or treated as official without a person. Every correction and decision is tracked, so accountability stays where it belongs.
Resident assisted to the floor. No visible injury reported. Recommends vitals q15 and supervisor sign-off before export.
Context that's actually searchable
Approved records build a continuous timeline the next shift can read — with follow-ups, provenance, and natural-language search across everything that came before.
See the burden before it builds
Reviewed records make recurring documentation load and continuity gaps visible over time, so supervisors can act on patterns instead of guessing.