Now onboarding founding clinics · Ireland & UK
Reclaim the week you lose to writing, every month.
Seneca structures the autism assessment from intake to sign-off and drafts the report from the data you capture. You review, refine and sign — the clinical judgement stays entirely yours. The hours you lose to writing go back to the people you assess.
- Data stays in the EU
- Your patients' data never trains an AI model
- The clinician is the author of record
- Deletion actually deletes
Assessment dashboard
8 active- JJamie O.Report draft ready
- CCian M.Data capture
- AAoife B.Developmental history
- RRían T.Delivered
This month
14 hrs saved
The problem
The assessment isn’t the bottleneck. The write-up is.
Clinicians trained for the diagnostic work — not for the hours of documentation that now surround it. As referrals rise, that imbalance is what limits how many people get seen.
A week
lost to writing, every month
For each clinician, report writing quietly consumes the equivalent of a full working week per month — time that never reaches a patient.
8–11 hrs
to document one children's report
A full multidisciplinary children's report — drafting each discipline's section, compiling and quality-checking — takes eight to eleven hours of documentation.
75%
of that time, recovered
Seneca gives most of those hours back — without touching how you assess. More time with the people in front of you, less with the keyboard.
How it works
One structured workflow, intake to sign-off.
Six connected steps replace the scattered notes, ad-hoc tools and manual compilation that define most reporting today.
01
Capture the background once
Upload referral letters, school reports and prior assessments. Seneca extracts the detail and structures the background before your first session.
02
Gather developmental history early
A structured digital history collects the same clinical detail in advance, so session time goes to clinical judgement, not data entry.
03
Record observations as structured data
Scores, impressions and observations go into purpose-built fields during the session — not loose notes you reconcile later.
04
Generate a first draft from your data
Seneca drafts a complete first report directly from what you captured — for each discipline in an MDT, or the whole report for a solo assessor. You start from structure, never a blank page.
05
Compile and check for consistency
The report is assembled automatically, checked for cross-discipline consistency and validated against your requirements before you review.
06
Track every case in one dashboard
Each case moves through a clear, shared workflow. Nothing stalls unnoticed, and admin staff see status without chasing clinicians.
Two tracks
One workflow, both assessments.
Children’s and adult autism assessment don’t run the same way — different informants, instruments and narrative. Seneca takes the same intake-to-sign-off pipeline and shapes it to each, instead of forcing one into a form built for the other.
Multi-disciplinary or solo
Children's assessment
Developmental history, school and referral letters, ADOS-2 and cognitive scoring. Each discipline authors its own section and the shared report assembles as they sign — or one clinician drafts the whole report.
Single clinician
Adult assessment
Self-report and developmental history, interview-led formulation, masking and late-presentation narrative, and adult recommendations. Assessment instruments are optional, not assumed — the workflow follows how the assessment is actually done.
Accountability
Seneca drafts. You author.
The report carries your professional judgement — supported by the data you captured, never replaced by it. Seneca produces a draft; you review every line, edit freely and sign each section.
Every statement traces back to a specific input, and every change is logged. That isn’t a disclaimer — it’s the right division of responsibility between a drafting tool and a qualified clinician.
- Clinician-authored
- Every claim traceable
- Full audit trail
- Nothing auto-submitted
You capture the data
Scores, observations, history
Seneca drafts the report
Structured, per discipline
You review, edit and sign
Author of record
Seneca does not assess or diagnose. It drafts structured text from structured data. You assess. You diagnose. You sign.
Purpose-built
Made for autism assessment — not adapted to it.
Seneca isn’t a generic clinical scribe pointed at a new use case. The schema, the inputs and the templates are shaped around how Irish and UK autism assessment actually runs — for solo assessors and multi-disciplinary teams, with children and with adults.
ADOS-2 scoring, built in
Native structured scoring across Modules 1–4 — a clinical instrument, not a text box bolted onto a generic editor.
DSM-5 formulation, structured
Criteria mapped into clear sub-sections so the diagnostic reasoning is organised, reviewable and consistent.
Solo or MDT — Seneca adapts
Work alone and Seneca drafts the whole report. In a team, psychologist, SLT and OT each author their own section and the shared report assembles as they go.
Children and adults
The schema, inputs and templates flex to each presentation — from a children's MDT to an adult solo assessment — instead of forcing one into the other.
Compliance & data
Built for the most sensitive data there is.
Autism assessment involves children’s health data with a neurodevelopmental dimension — the most protected category of personal information. Compliance here isn’t a checkbox; it shapes how everything is stored, accessed and processed.
Data stays in the EU
Hosted on Vercel (Dublin); the database runs in Ireland (eu-west-1).
Your patients' data never trains an AI model
Drafting and transcription run on the Anthropic and OpenAI APIs, whose published terms exclude API inputs and outputs from model training; Seneca is not opted into either provider's data-sharing programme.
The clinician is the author of record
No report can be exported without explicit, per-section sign-off.
Deletion actually deletes
Right-to-erasure is a hard delete at the data model level, not an archival flag.
Every draft is traceable
Every AI-generated section is logged against the model, prompt version and the inputs used.
Not yet in place: independent solicitor review, signed data-processing agreements with Anthropic and OpenAI, and the EU AI Act technical file.
Claims last reviewed 2026-07-30.
The impact
Where the hours go back.
A full children’s assessment report, stage by stage — the time it takes today, and with Seneca drafting from your data.
| Stage | Today | With Seneca |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-session prep & document chasing | 1–2 hrs | ~15 min |
| Developmental history | 1–2 hrs | 20–30 min |
| Report authoring | 5–6 hrs | ~1 hr review |
| Compilation & quality control | 1–2 hrs | 20–30 min review |
| Total per report | 8–11 hrs | Under 3 hrs |
Around 75% of documentation time recovered — without changing how you assess, only how you write it up. Adult assessments follow the same pattern at a smaller scale: three to four hours of documentation today, closer to an hour of review with Seneca.
Pricing
Pay per report.
No subscription and no licence sitting idle over the summer. You pay for each report Seneca drafts, so the cost only exists when the value does — and it’s a fraction of what the equivalent hours cost your practice.
- Your first report is free — judge the draft on a real case
- One list price, tax included — €95 is the total you pay, nothing added at checkout
- Buy in packs to bring the per-case price down, in cash savings
- Full intake-to-sign-off workflow, for solo assessors and MDTs
Per case, tax included
- 1 case
- €95/case(€95 total)
- 5-case pack
- €90/case(€450 total)Save €25
- 10-case pack
- €85/case(€850 total)Save €100
- 25-case pack
- €80/case(€2,000 total)Save €375
UK practices: £85 per case, packs from £80 down to £70. Ireland & UK practices only.
Early access
Shape the platform. Give a week of your month back.
We’re partnering with a small group of private practices doing children’s and adult autism assessments in Ireland and the UK. Founding partners help decide what gets built.
A short conversation, not a sales call.