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Heidi alternative for Canadian clinics

Clinicians searching for a Heidi alternative usually want an ambient AI scribe that works in Canada, drafts notes they can sign, and does not lock them to one EMR. Scribeberry is one of those products. Heidi Health is another. This page states what Scribeberry publishes about itself, and only what Heidi publishes on its own public pages. It does not use Heidi's logo or trademarks as decoration.

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Last reviewed 28 August 2026 against Heidi's public Canada site (heidihealth.com/en-ca), Heidi's Canada compliance page, and Heidi's pricing page. Vendor products, plan names, and prices change. For Heidi's current terms, go to Heidi. For Scribeberry's current terms, go to scribeberry.com/pricing and scribeberry.com/product/security. This page is not legal advice and is not a statement by or about Heidi beyond their public pages.

Accuracy rule

If a claim about Heidi cannot be pointed to a public Heidi page, it is not on this page. We do not estimate Heidi's prices, user counts, accuracy rates, or EMR coverage. We do not reproduce Heidi's logo, brand assets, or copyrighted screenshots.

What both products are

Scribeberry is an AI medical scribe built in Canada. It records or accepts dictation of a clinical encounter (with consent), drafts a structured note, and lets the clinician edit before the note goes into an EMR. The company address published on this site is in Edmonton, Alberta. Pro pricing published on this site is $99 per month, or $999 per year. A trial mode is available at no charge (3 days unlimited, then 20 uses per month). Scribeberry states HIPAA, PIPEDA, and SOC 2 Type 2 compliance on its security page.

Heidi, on its Canada marketing site, describes itself as an AI care partner for clinicians. Public product areas named on that site include Scribe, Evidence, Dictate, and Remote (a clip-on microphone). The clinician login and product app are published at scribe.heidihealth.com. Heidi publishes a Canada compliance page stating PIPEDA alignment and provincial privacy legislation, and states that for Canadian users, patient data is hosted on cloud infrastructure in Quebec. Heidi also publishes a Trust Center at trust.heidihealth.com.

Both companies sell software that drafts clinical notes from visits. Both tell Canadian clinicians they address PIPEDA. Both publish a free entry point. Beyond that, the products are not identical, and only a trial on each side will tell you which draft you will actually sign.

Pricing, as published

Plan names only for Heidi. Dollar figures only where the vendor publishes them on the page we reviewed.

Scribeberry (scribeberry.com/pricing)Heidi (heidihealth.com/en-ca/pricing)
EntryTrial Mode: $0. 3 days unlimited, then 20 uses/month.A plan named Free. Heidi also invites users to 'Get Heidi free.' We did not treat a dollar amount as published on the page we reviewed.
Individual paidPro Mode: $99/month or $999/year.A plan named Clinician, with a 14-day trial mentioned on the pricing page. Confirm the current price on Heidi's site.
Groups / enterpriseEnterprise Mode: custom. Contact Scribeberry.A plan named Teams, with a sales contact path. Confirm the current price on Heidi's site.
CancelScribeberry's pricing page states cancel anytime / no hidden fees.Heidi's pricing FAQ states you can cancel at any time and keep the current plan until the billing cycle ends.

Do not use this table as a quote. Open each pricing page before you buy.

What Scribeberry publishes about itself

  • Ambient scribe, dictation, and upload-audio transcription.
  • Custom note templates and a Template Hub.
  • PDF form filling, including mapped government forms and uploaded PDFs (CRA DTC, AISH, and similar workflows are named in product tutorials).
  • Smart Pull / Smart Push with Accuro, OSCAR Pro, Jane, and a Chrome extension for other web EMRs.
  • Ask Scribeberry chat, macros, memories, billing-code lookup.
  • Translation across 40+ languages, per product copy.
  • Desktop, mobile, and Chrome extension downloads.
  • Canadian data residency stated for Canadian customers; US data in the US. Audio streamed; product copy states no permanent audio files.
  • No hardware purchase required to use the scribe.

Those are Scribeberry product claims, documented on this website and in-app tutorials. They are not claims about Heidi.

What Heidi publishes about itself

  • Scribe for visit notes, plus Evidence, Dictate, and Remote hardware, named as product areas on the Canada homepage.
  • A Template Community at heidihealth.com/en-ca/templates.
  • Plan comparison rows on the pricing page covering transcription, templates, task management, Ask Heidi, coding, team template sharing, EHR integration, SSO, and related platform items. Treat the live table as source, not this summary.
  • Canada compliance page: PIPEDA and provincial privacy legislation; locally hosted data in Canada; FAQ text that Canadian user patient data is hosted in Quebec.
  • Blog posts on Heidi's site discussing SOC 2 Type 2 and ISO 27001. Confirm current certificates on Heidi's Trust Center.
  • Partner logos on the Canada site include Canadian organizations. A logo on a marketing page is not the same thing as a live EMR integration in your clinic. Verify with Heidi.
  • Support contact published on the Canada compliance page includes hello@heidihealth.com.au.

We are not restating Heidi's performance metrics, weekly visit counts, or time-saved percentages here. Those figures appear on Heidi's own pages and can change.

How to choose without a marketing war

Run the same three visits on both tools. Use your real template, your real EMR, and your usual after-hours cleanup. Time the edit. Count missed meds and wrong laterality. Check where the audio and notes live. Read the BAA / PIPEDA documentation your privacy officer actually needs. Price the configuration you would buy, not the homepage headline.

If PDF form filling (T2201, AISH, WSIB, WorkSafeBC, ICBC) is a daily task, look at Scribeberry's Forms workflow and upload your clinic's PDFs during the trial. If a clip-on microphone or Heidi Evidence is the reason you searched, look at those products on Heidi's site. Those are different jobs.

Try Scribeberry on your next clinic day

Free trial, no credit card on the published trial path. Pro is $99/month. You remain responsible for every note you sign.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Scribeberry a Heidi alternative?

Scribeberry is a separate AI medical scribe. Clinics comparing ambient documentation tools in Canada often evaluate both. Whether it is an alternative for you depends on your EMR, templates, privacy review, and the draft quality you accept after editing.

How much does Heidi cost?

Heidi publishes Free, Clinician, and Teams plans on heidihealth.com/en-ca/pricing. We are not publishing a dollar figure for Heidi here because the pricing page we reviewed did not give us a figure we could quote with confidence. Use Heidi's pricing page.

How much does Scribeberry cost?

Trial Mode is $0 (3 days unlimited, then 20 uses/month). Pro is $99/month or $999/year. Enterprise is custom. See scribeberry.com/pricing.

Does Heidi work in Canada?

Heidi maintains a Canada marketing site, a Canada compliance page, and states PIPEDA alignment and Quebec hosting for Canadian user patient data. Confirm fit with Heidi and your privacy officer.

Does Scribeberry store Canadian data in Canada?

Scribeberry's security documentation states region-specific hosting and that Canadian data stays in Canada. See scribeberry.com/product/security.

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