You score.
Delta writes.

Yes. Delta offers templates for the main areas of assessment: intellectual functioning (WAIS, WISC), attention and executive function, memory, language, praxis and social cognition. You can also create and customise your own templates to match your practice. The AI adapts to your clinical vocabulary and carries over your scores exactly as you enter them.

Yes. Delta replaces your note-taking tool and your patient record: the note writes itself and you read it over. You can also keep the record you use today and copy what Delta produces into it. Delta links each consultation to the previous ones and generates all your clinical documents: session notes, case histories, assessments, referral letters, end-of-care reports, supporting letters.

In practice, you no longer juggle a notes tool + a patient file + a letter generator: Delta does all three, plus longitudinal clinical memory. Most of our users switch from a spreadsheet, a Word file, or a generic transcription tool.

No, and that's by design. Delta focuses on the clinical and documentation side: session notes, reports, letters, patient memory. Your calendar, appointment booking, and billing stay on the tool you already use (Doctolib, your practice-management software…).

Delta works alongside it, not instead of it: you get every document in one click (copy-paste, PDF, structured export) to file wherever you like. No migration required, no forced double data entry.

No. Delta is a documentation and writing tool: it formats what you observe and decide, in your style. It makes no diagnosis, does not interpret scores, and never substitutes for your clinical judgment: you score, you interpret, you decide.

The evidence from the literature that Delta may display is purely informational: food for thought, never prescriptive recommendations. The clinical decision is always yours.

No. Delta doesn't calculate any scores: scoring, test selection, and interpreting results remain entirely yours. That's your expertise: Delta isn't meant to replace it.

What Delta does is take the results you scored and your session observations, then work them into the report using your template and your style. You type or dictate your scores, and Delta formats them into the document. You save drafting time, not clinical time.

Yes, informing the patient is required under GDPR. Article 9.2.h of the GDPR provides for the processing of health data by a professional bound by confidentiality, which is the case for you. On that basis, written consent is generally not required. You remain the data controller, so it is for you to judge what your own practice calls for.

In practice, Delta provides you with an information poster to display in your office or waiting room, letting patients know you use Delta so you can focus fully on them. This is the approach taken by the leading tools on the market.

If you'd like to go further, you can mention Delta verbally at the start of the first session: some practitioners prefer this direct transparency. The patient can always decline: in that case, you take your notes manually as before. Delta remains entirely optional, session by session.

Absolutely. Your session notes are strictly private, intended solely for your clinical use. Patients have no direct access to them. If a patient asks to view their file (GDPR right of access), it's up to you to decide what you share: Delta never does this automatically. Professional confidentiality is fully respected.

Yes. Delta works just as well in person as in teleconsultation. Audio can be captured through your computer's microphone, your video tool (Doctolib, Livi, Qare, etc.), or your phone. It is automatically deleted as soon as transcription is complete.

Yes. Delta is designed to comply with the French code of ethics for psychologists (which neuropsychologists fall under). The patient is informed about session capture (Delta provides an information poster and a sample verbal disclosure) and can decline at any time. In that case, you take your notes manually, session by session. Professional confidentiality is preserved, data is hosted in France with an HDS-certified host, and you keep full control over what is kept or deleted.

Delta helps you prepare for supervision sessions: you can generate an anonymised summary of a clinical case in one click, with the structured history, progress, and your questions. You'll never start from scratch the night before a supervision session again.

Yes. Delta lets you import your old files (Word notes, PDFs, or manual entries) so your clinical memory starts with your existing history. We help you with this step for free when you move to the Pro plan.

Your files belong to you. At any time, you can export all of your notes, reports, and case histories as PDF or structured format (JSON). After cancellation, you have 90 days to retrieve your data before it's permanently deleted.

No technical lock-in: your documents remain readable outside Delta, and your clinical memory can be re-imported elsewhere if needed.

Yes. Delta offers dedicated templates for assessments of children and adolescents (with developmental milestones), of adults, and of older people (cognitive complaints, pre- and post-injury assessments). When a relative or carer takes part in the session, Delta tells the speakers apart.