Inside the Web Dashboard: Reviewing, Editing, and Signing Wound Notes From Any Browser

The browser view of WoundScribe is where the day gets closed out. Clinicians who captured visits on their phone or iPad come back to a desk, open a tab, and finish the paperwork on a full keyboard and large monitor. Here's what the web experience actually does.

Zero install, same account

Sign in from any modern browser. No plugin, no download, no VPN. The same record you started on your phone is already loaded.

The unsigned-visits queue

The landing view is a prioritized list of visits that still need review: drafts with low-confidence fields, visits awaiting codes, and anything flagged by the healing trajectory logic. Click one and the full note, image, measurements, and prior visits open side by side.

Full-keyboard editing

Edit SOAP sections with keyboard shortcuts. Diff against the original dictation if you want to see what the scribe heard.

Coding and billing handoff

Suggested ICD-10 and CPT codes appear next to the note. Billers can work the queue in the browser without seeing the clinician's phone. The WISER claims and compliance layer surfaces any documentation gaps before the superbill goes out.

Healing analytics across the panel

Switch from a single visit to a panel view of every active wound in your practice via the healing dashboard. Filter by stalled wounds, by provider, by payer.

Audit-ready at any time

Every edit is tracked with timestamp and user. Export a full visit packet — note, images, measurements, codes — as a single PDF for Medicare review.

Who uses the browser most

• Clinicians closing out the day from home or the office.
• Billers and coders working the signed-visit queue.
• Medical directors auditing documentation across a panel.