Questions, answered

SupaX Note turns spoken or typed care information into a structured draft, brings possible gaps into view and supports focused manager review. Staff review and approve the final record.

It is designed for frontline care workers, nurses and allied-health professionals, as well as the managers and providers responsible for documentation quality.

No. It can organise a draft and surface possible gaps, but people decide what is accurate, relevant and appropriate. Staff remain responsible for professional and care decisions.

Not by default. SupaX Note is designed to sit alongside the systems your organisation already relies on. The role of each system is agreed during implementation.

SupaX Flow connects rostering, check in and out, field notes and AI-assisted reports for mobile care teams in one deliberately simple operational workflow.

SupaX Flow is for allied-health and nursing agencies, home care teams and other providers coordinating staff who deliver care in the field.

No. Each product addresses a different workflow and can be considered independently. We can help identify whether SupaX Note, SupaX Flow or both fit the problem you are trying to solve.

Yes. A focused starting point makes it easier to agree review, data and system boundaries before considering wider adoption.

Australian data hosting is available. The specific data flow, hosting arrangement and responsibilities are confirmed for each implementation.

Our current practices include encryption in transit and at rest and least-privilege access. Each implementation still requires its own data and risk review.