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Cadence AI

The paperwork, handled.
The judgment, yours.

Cadence AI listens through the session, reads the graphs, drafts the note and keeps an eye on your whole caseload. It suggests and drafts; a licensed clinician decides and signs. Your time goes to the learner in front of you, and your name only goes on work you’ve checked.

  • Suggests, never signs
  • Names never reach the model
  • Never trained on your clients’ data
Ask Cadence
Read-only · your caseload

Who needs my attention today?

Three clients on your caseload need you today:

  • Sam R.Tacting · Colors at 80%+ for 3 sessionsReady to advance
  • Ava L.97153 authorization, 18 units leftReauth in 12 days
  • Noah P.2 session notes awaiting your co-signatureTo co-sign
Answered from committed data · nothing was changed
Ask about your caseload…

Illustrative interface. Names you see in the app are never sent to the model.

AI helpers, each keeping an eye on one slice of the work
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ABA measurement systems it understands natively
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notes it can sign, claims it can submit, or clinical calls it can make alone
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Where it helps

Help at every point in a clinician’s week.

Not a chatbot bolted onto a form. Cadence’s AI is woven through the work you already do, from the first trial of the morning to the reauthorization due next month.

During the session

It listens, so you can watch.

Say each trial the way you would to a colleague. Cadence resolves your words into a structured trial against the client’s active targets, while your eyes stay on the learner instead of a form.

  • Everyday speech turned into structured trials, mid-session
  • Every read shown for a one-tap correction
  • Tap capture needs no AI at all, and runs fully offline
  • Hands-free capture

“Two correct, one partial-verbal prompt on colors.”

TargetTacting · Colors
Result2 of 3 correct
PromptPartial verbal
Logged to Sam’s record · tap to correct
Tacting · ColorsEqual-interval
Mastery 80%
Suggested by Cadence · mastery check

Steady upward trend, low variability. Colors met 80%+ in each of the last 3 sessions, so Sam may have met mastery.

Advance phaseNot yet
Between sessions

It reads the graph with you.

Mastery is checked against your own criteria every night and whenever you review a client. When a goal is met, or progress stalls, Cadence says so in plain language and shows the data it rests on.

  • Mastery evaluated against configurable, data-driven rules
  • Trend, variability and stalled progress, described in plain words
  • Phase-change suggestions that carry their exact evidence
  • Mastery tracking
  • Trend reading
After the session

It writes the first draft.

The session note is drafted from the session’s own data before you’ve packed up, with its CPT code attached. Progress reports, treatment plans and family updates start the same way: a draft, built from your records, waiting for your review.

  • SOAP notes, progress reports, treatment plans and family updates
  • Every percentage checked against committed data before you sign
  • Sign-off held until each required element is present
  • Session notes
  • Progress reports
  • Treatment plans
  • Family updates
Session note · Sam R.Draft
Assessment
Data check
84% independent · ColorsMatches session data
90% correct · Snack mandNot in your data - verify
CPT 9715338 minReview & sign
Your morning briefing
Sent after the overnight sweep

Good morning. Here’s what needs you today.

1target ready to advanceAdvance
1authorization due for reauthorizationReauth
2notes awaiting co-signatureCo-sign
Counts only. Names stay behind your sign-in.
Across the caseload

It keeps an eye on everything else.

Start the day knowing who needs you. Cadence sweeps the caseload overnight, sends supervisors a morning briefing, and answers questions about your clients in Ask Cadence, so nothing waits on someone remembering to look.

  • A morning briefing of what needs attention, with no client names in the email
  • Ask Cadence answers caseload questions from read-only lookups
  • Authorizations and unsigned notes flagged before they cost you
  • Authorizations
  • Compliance sweep
  • Data import
  • Ask Cadence

Illustrative interfaces. A clinician reviews and signs off on every suggestion.

Meet the helpers

10 helpers, one rule: you sign off.

Each helper keeps an eye on one slice of the work. Nothing clinical or billable moves without a licensed clinician’s decision, and everything they do lands on the audit trail.

  • Hands-free capture

    Transcribes speech and resolves it into structured clinical events as you say them - mid-session, without breaking your flow.

    Suggests · you decide
  • Mastery tracking

    Tracks each target trial by trial and surfaces a phase-change suggestion when the data meets your mastery criteria - checked nightly and on every client review, so no goal is left waiting.

    Suggests · you decide
  • Trend reading

    Reads trend and variability across sessions and writes the interpretation in plain language - not just a chart, a conclusion.

    Suggests · you decide
  • Session notes

    Drafts the SOAP session note from the session's own data, with its CPT code, times, and location - and holds sign-off until every required element is present.

    Drafts · you sign
  • Progress reports

    Gathers every target’s graph, mastery status, and trend for the period and drafts the progress report - summary and recommendations.

    Drafts · you sign
  • Authorizations

    Watches units used and reauthorization windows - then assembles the payer-facing continued-services packet before they lapse.

    Drafts · you sign
  • Compliance sweep

    Sweeps sessions for unsigned notes, missing co-signatures, and CPT mismatches - a ranked list of exactly what blocks clean billing.

    Flags · you resolve
  • Treatment plans

    Reads a signed assessment and drafts the treatment plan - domains, targets, operational definitions, mastery criteria - for you to shape.

    Drafts · you activate
  • Family updates

    Writes warm, jargon-free progress updates for families - built only from committed data, never a figure that isn’t in the record.

    Anchored to committed data
  • Data import

    Maps client rosters and programs out of your old system - reading only column headers, never a row of client data - you confirm the mapping before anything is imported.

    Suggests · you confirm
  • And Ask Cadence, for everything else.

    Ask who needs you today, which reauthorizations are due, or how a client’s targets are trending. Read-only, and scoped to your caseload.

    Questions about the AI
Accuracy & safety

AI you can put your name on.

Cadence uses AI on purpose, and carefully. It does the work around your clinical judgment, never the judgment itself. Here is how we keep it honest.

The AI suggests. Licensed clinicians decide.

Cadence’s AI can structure your spoken data, draft a note, suggest a mastery or phase change, assemble a reauthorization packet, or answer a question about your caseload. It can never sign a note, decide on a suggestion, or submit a claim. A clinical or billable record reaches the permanent record only through an explicit human confirmation, and every one of those confirmations is logged. See clinical accountability for the professional standards its suggestions are held to.

Every figure traces to committed data.

The data behind a note is computed deterministically from confirmed records, the AI is instructed to reuse those figures verbatim, and a data-anchor check flags any percentage that doesn’t match a committed measurement before you sign. It re-runs on every revision, so a rewrite can never smuggle in a number. Underneath, each target is graphed in the metric its measurement system calls for, and reliability is checked with real interobserver agreement math.

Your clients’ names never reach the model.

Model calls carry a de-identified token in place of the child’s name: you see the real name in the app, the model never does. PHI is encrypted at the field level, it is never used to train AI models, our AI provider operates under a signed HIPAA business associate agreement, and every AI action - what it read, what it suggested - is written to a tamper-evident, append-only audit trail.

Tested, not just shipped.

Each AI helper is graded against a labeled corpus of real ABA scenarios, with the anti-fabrication guard asserted as a regression test. And clinical work never depends on a model being reachable: tap capture and a deterministic note template work with no AI and no connectivity at all. System status reports the application and database; a degraded model provider shows up in the app, where capture and notes fall back to their deterministic paths.

The hard limits

What Cadence’s AI will never do.

  • Sign a note, report, or assessment - that attestation is yours.
  • Decide a clinical suggestion (mastery, phase change, target change) on its own.
  • Submit a claim to a payer, or invent a unit, code, or authorization number.
  • State a measurement that isn’t in your committed data.
  • See a client’s name, or act anywhere off the audit trail.
  • Automate a clinical decision - even the one low-risk action Cadence can take on its own (archiving a plan whose targets are all complete) is a configurable, off-by-default, non-clinical convenience.

The same limits hold everywhere in the product. Read how the data is protected on HIPAA & BAA, or see every helper in context on the product tour.

Questions, answered

Straight answers about the AI.

What does Cadence's AI actually do?
Cadence's AI takes on the work around a clinician's judgment, through 10 helpers that each watch one slice of it. It turns spoken session data into structured trials, evaluates mastery and reads trends, drafts SOAP notes, progress reports, treatment plans, and family updates, watches authorizations and unsigned notes, and answers questions about your caseload. Every one of them suggests or drafts; a licensed clinician reviews, decides, and signs.
Which Cadence plans include the AI?
Every plan includes AI. Capture has voice capture and auto-drafted session notes. Clinical adds the clinical reasoning: mastery evaluation and phase-change suggestions, trend interpretation, progress reports, treatment-plan drafting, the morning briefing, and Ask Cadence, the caseload assistant. Practice adds authorization tracking with drafted reauthorization packets and the compliance sweep.
Is my clients' data used to train AI models?
No. Cadence never uses PHI to train AI models, its own or a vendor's. Model calls carry a de-identified token in place of the client's name, so the model never sees who a session was with; the AI provider operates under a signed HIPAA business associate agreement and does not train on API traffic; and every AI action is written to an append-only audit log.
How does Cadence stop the AI from inventing numbers in a note?
Every figure in a draft is checked against committed data before you sign. The numbers behind a note are computed deterministically from confirmed records, the AI is instructed to reuse them verbatim, and a data-anchor check flags any percentage in the draft that does not match a committed measurement. The same check re-runs when you ask Cadence to revise a note, so a rewrite cannot introduce a figure that is not in your data.
What is Ask Cadence?
Ask Cadence is a read-only assistant for clinical staff that answers questions about their own caseload, such as who needs attention today, which reauthorizations are due, or how a client's targets are trending. It answers by looking up committed data through read-only tools scoped to what your role may see, and it cannot change a record. Client names are swapped for de-identified tokens before a question reaches the model. It is included on the Clinical and Practice plans.
What happens if the AI is unavailable?
Sessions carry on. The eyes-up tap grid captures data with no AI and no network at all, and a deterministic note template drafts the session note from committed data when a model cannot be reached. Clinical work never waits on a model provider; the AI makes the work faster when it is there, and its absence never blocks a session or a signature.

Hand Cadence the paperwork. Keep the judgment.

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Eyes on the child, not the tablet.