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Speak
Record straight inside the form you’re filling: SOAP note, prescription, or encounter. Mix Bangla and English freely.
Umpata listens in 60+ languages: Bengali, English, or both in the same sentence. It fills the clinical form as a draft. You review, then save.
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Record straight inside the form you’re filling: SOAP note, prescription, or encounter. Mix Bangla and English freely.
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Speech is transcribed, then an LLM structures it: findings, drug intentions, frequencies: resolved against the medicine dictionary.
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Fields hydrate as a draft. Nothing writes itself to the record: you check, adjust, and stay the author.
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One explicit save commits the note. The draft is the draft until you say otherwise.
Tuned for Bengali–English code-switching, with drug names as pronunciation hints.
Findings and drug intent land in the right fields: not one text blob.
Spoken drug names resolve against the same database prescribing uses.
Extraction captures intent; final dosing always runs through the dose calculator.
Realtime dictation streams as you speak: no upload-and-wait round trip.
Audio lives in private storage with time-limited access for processing, then expires.
The AI is a parser, not a prescriber. It drafts; the veterinarian decides. That contract never bends.
60+ languages, tuned hardest for Banglish: the Bengali-English mix vets actually use mid-consultation. Drug names are given as hints to the transcriber.
No. Dictation output always fills a draft. The record changes only when a veterinarian reviews and saves.
It captures what you said: drug, intent, frequency. Final doses are computed by the dose calculator and confirmed by you.
Audio stays in private storage. Transcription receives a short-lived access link, never permanent access.
Voice to structured clinical drafts in 60+ languages. You review, then save.