Seneca drafts,
you author.
Seneca turns your interviews, reports and assessment data into a first draft of your assessment report.
The Seneca report screen. Under Pre-Session Inputs are a GP referral letter, a parent questionnaire and a prior assessment report; a school report is dragged into the drop tray below them, uploads, and joins the list as a fourth record. Under Sessions, a parent interview and a child observation are both marked Complete. The animation then waits: pressing the Generate Draft Report button below drafts the report, sections scrolling past as text fills in, coming to rest on all twelve sections of the report, each one ticked as written.
- Reason for assessment
- Developmental & background history
- Parent narrative
- Child narrative
- Behavioural observations
- Speech, language and communication
- Occupational therapy findings
- Cognitive assessment findings
- Assessment methods and measures
- Clinical formulation
- Diagnostic conclusion
- Recommendations
Assessment Builder, step by step
01Everything you gathered, in one place
Referral letters, school reports, interview transcripts and assessments all sit on the case. Seneca drafts a report from all of it.
02A full first draft, not a blank page
Every section drafted from your notes, your documents and the conclusions you reached.
03Written to your standard
Choose DSM-5-TR, ICD-11 or case formulation, and a medical or neuroaffirmative register. Every draft follows it.
04AI Clinician Notes
Alongside the report editor, our AI Clinician points out what deserves a second look such as missing records, inconsistencies, etc.
05See where each claim came from
Hover over a claim in the draft to see the record it came from.
06Edit, sign off, export
Edit in the app and sign off each section. A late report arrives? Redraft as often as you need. Export as PDF or Word.
You assess.
Seneca helps you write it up.
Clinician Conducts The Assessment
- Clinical Interview / Transcribed Notes
- ADOS-2
- ADI-R
- School Report
- GP / Referral Letter
- Parent Questionnaire
- Autism Spectrum Quotient (AQ)
- RAADS-R
- Prior Assessment
- DISCO
- CELF-5
- Sensory Processing Measure
- WISC-V
- Vineland-3
- CAT-Q
- Observation Notes
- Developmental Interview
- Self-Report History
- Informant Report
- RBQ-2A
- Clinical Outcome (clinician's determination)
Seneca Drafts
- Reason For Assessment
- Developmental & Background History
- Parent Narrative/Feedback
- Child Narrative/Feedback
- Behavioural Observations
- Speech, Language and Communication Assessment Findings
- Occupational Therapy Findings
- Cognitive Assessment Findings
- Assessment Methods and Test Results/Scores
- Clinical Formulation
- Diagnostic Conclusion & Summary of Needs and Strengths
- Differential Diagnoses Considered
- Recommendations & Next Steps
Draft Assessment Report
- One draft report for you to edit and sign, then export as PDF or .docx
Questions clinicians ask about this
Can Seneca be used with teams?
Yes, Seneca was built to also be used by multi-disciplinary teams.
What if the draft is wrong about something?
Seneca provides a provenance popup card, allowing you to hover over any claim made and see where it derived that information. This lets you check every claim against its source.
However, we want to emphasise that Seneca only creates a first draft for you, which still requires your clinical judgement, editing, and sign-off.
If it is wrong in a way that would recur, tell us—we are always working on improving Seneca!
What does case formulation produce?
Your formulation of this person's profile, strengths, support needs and context, written up in your words from your notes and documents, with no DSM or ICD criterion scaffolding.
The rest of the product
Transcribe
Turn a recorded parent interview or observation into text you can work from.
Read more →Document Gathering
Referral letters, school reports and questionnaires, read and filed against the case.
Read more →Workflow Management
Every assessment, the stage it is at, and what is waiting on you — on one list.
Read more →Start with your next assessment.
Seneca writes the first draft.
Set up your practice and open a case in a few minutes.