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Pebble Capture

Record the visit.
Get the record.

You record the conversation, Pebble produces the transcript, and you correct anything it has misheard. The professional record is then written from your corrected version. You edit it, finalise it and export it.

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Pebble Capture showing recording screens and the transcript review step

The practice problem

The visit ends. The writing up begins.

Recording rarely happens in the room. It happens afterwards, from memory and half-finished notes, often at the end of a day that has already been long.

Pebble Capture changes the order of the work. The conversation is recorded, the transcript comes back to you first, and the professional record is written from the version you have corrected.

Practice-led workflows

Professional judgement remains central.

You review the transcript before any record is written. Nothing is generated from something you have not seen, and the finalised record is yours to edit and approve. Pebble supports the drafting and the structure. Safeguarding decisions, thresholds and professional actions remain with practitioners and organisations.

However the meeting happens

Face to face, or Microsoft Teams.

Record a conversation in the room using the device you already have, or capture a Teams meeting along with your own microphone. You can also bring in an audio file you recorded elsewhere.

Choosing how a meeting is taking place in Pebble Capture: face to face or Microsoft Teams

A template is chosen next, so the record comes out structured rather than freeform.

The order is fixed

The recording is saved first.

When the meeting ends the audio is stored before anything else happens. Only then do you create the transcript, review it, and work through to a finished record in stages you control.

A completed meeting in Pebble Capture with the recording stored securely and the review stages listed

Review transcript, then summary and actions, then review and export. Nothing skips ahead.

You review first

Correct the transcript before the record is written. The order is fixed, so nothing is generated from something you have not seen.

The recording holds

A dropped connection at the end of a long meeting never costs you the meeting. The recording stands on its own.

Records you finalise

Edit the draft, finalise it and export it when it is right. The record leaves Pebble when you say so.

Less time writing up

More time in the room, and less of the evening spent turning notes into records.

Social work first. Everything else supports it.

Less time writing it up. More time in the room.

See how Pebble Capture fits the way your service already records, and what it changes for practitioners at the end of a long day.

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