Healthcare AI & Medical Scribes

Scribeberry

Low risk

Canadian AI medical scribe and documentation assistant used by tens of thousands of providers, with Canadian data residency and broad Canadian EMR alignment.

Verified 2026-08-31Scribeberry Inc. (Canada)scribeberry.com

Is Scribeberry safe for confidential data?

Scribeberry is one of the stronger fits for Canadian practices on paper: Canadian company, Canadian data residency for Canadian users, SOC 2 Type 2 certification, published HIPAA and PIPEDA compliance, a stated policy that patient data is never used for AI training, and pre-qualification under the Canada Health Infoway AI Scribe Program — the national evaluation through which thousands of clinicians received funded licenses. The residual risks are the ordinary ones: Infoway pre-qualification is procurement vetting, not a provincial privacy ruling, so a custodian in Ontario still owes its own PHIPA analysis (and a PIA where required); and a self-serve scribe can still be adopted by individual clinicians before the clinic has signed anything.

Risk by plan

The same product often carries very different terms depending on the tier — consumer plans are where the exposure concentrates.

Free / trial
No training

Self-serve entry point. Same published no-training policy, but use before an executed agreement still leaves the clinic without contractual cover.

Paid individual / clinic
No training

Standard paid plans; the tier most Canadian clinics should formalize, with the applicable privacy agreement executed.

Infoway-funded license
No training

One-year funded licenses for eligible primary care clinicians under the Canada Health Infoway AI Scribe Program, for which Scribeberry is a pre-qualified vendor.

Data handling

Training on inputs

Scribeberry states patient data is encrypted in transit and at rest and never used for AI training.

Retention

Vendor materials describe secure, compliant handling; a single published retention schedule for audio and notes is not prominent — confirm retention windows in your agreement.

Residency

Canadian users' data stays on Canadian servers; Scribeberry positions itself as compliant across all Canadian provinces (PIPEDA plus provincial regimes such as PHIPA in Ontario) as well as HIPAA for US users.

Compliance

  • SOC 2Yes
  • GDPR / DPANot verified
  • HIPAA BAAYes

Certifications typically apply to specific tiers and contracts — confirm scope in writing before relying on them.

New to these frameworks? See our plain-language guides to SOC 2 and the other AI compliance standards.

Enterprise controls

  • Canadian data residency
  • SOC 2 Type 2 certification
  • No-training policy on patient data
  • Encryption in transit and at rest
  • Infoway AI Scribe Program pre-qualification

Frequently asked questions

Is Scribeberry PIPEDA compliant?

Scribeberry states it is PIPEDA and HIPAA compliant, SOC 2 Type 2 certified, and compliant across all Canadian provinces, with Canadian users' data stored in Canada. Remember that PIPEDA governs the vendor's commercial handling — as a health information custodian you also answer to your provincial regime (PHIPA in Ontario, PIPA in Alberta/BC, Quebec Law 25), so the clinic-side obligations, like consent and a privacy impact assessment where required, remain yours.

Does Infoway pre-qualification mean Scribeberry is approved for my practice?

Not by itself. Pre-qualification under the Canada Health Infoway AI Scribe Program means Scribeberry passed a national procurement-style vetting (one of a small number of vendors, with thousands of clinicians using funded licenses in the national evaluation) — a meaningful signal, but not a substitute for your own provincial privacy analysis, patient-consent workflow, and an executed agreement naming your clinic.

Do we still need an AI policy if we standardize on a Canadian scribe?

Yes. A compliant scribe covers documentation, but clinicians and admin staff still use general-purpose chatbots for letters, summaries, and quick questions — usually free tiers with no Canadian residency and no agreement. Standardizing on a vetted tool works best paired with an explicit policy on what patient information may touch any other AI tool, and visibility into whether that policy holds.

Policy changelog

  • Initial entry published from Scribeberry's published security documentation and cited coverage.

Sources

This profile summarizes the vendor's published policies as of the verification date. It is not legal advice.

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