Source-linked review
The clinician can open consultation context beside the draft and resolve wording that needs attention.
Briefly for practices
A referral should return as correspondence, not a loose transcript.
Briefly turns one consultation into a clinical letter and a patient edition. The clinician checks the source, edits the wording, then signs what goes out.
Invitation only. If invited, the trial is 14 days or 10 letters, whichever comes first.
The correspondence loop
01 · CONSULTATION
The clinical source
Clinical edition
For the referrer and record.
Patient edition
For what happens next.
04 · CLINICIANReviews and signs
One workflow, three accountable outputs
The letter is useful because the review is visible.
Two related editions
The referrer receives a clinical letter. The patient receives a clearer account from the same consultation.
Sign-off stays with the clinician
Briefly waits for review and approval. It cannot send a letter without the clinician.
Before adoption
Ask questions a badge cannot answer.
Briefly publishes the workflow boundaries a practice manager needs to evaluate, then provides current documentation on request.
- 01Can a clinician inspect the source behind the wording?
- 02Can anything leave the practice without clinician sign-off?
- 03What does the patient receive after the appointment?
- 04Where is information stored, processed and deleted?
Close the gap after the consultation.
See whether source-linked review and two related editions fit your practice, then request an invitation.