Bulk Export or Download of whole client record
Hi Upheal team,
I have recently started using Upheal and am very impressed with its note generation, client organisation and longitudinal summaries. I would like to use it consistently within my private practice, but the lack of bulk export currently prevents me from treating it as my primary clinical-record system.
As a practitioner working under EU/UK GDPR requirements, I need to be able to retrieve a client’s complete record efficiently for continuity of care, record-retention purposes, data-access requests, transfer to another system or closure of an account. Downloading every session note individually would become impractical over a longer therapeutic relationship.
Would you consider adding:
export of all final notes for an individual client;
export by selected date range;
whole-practice/account export;
a choice of PDF and a structured format such as CSV, DOCX or JSON;
the option to export final notes without raw transcripts;
clear retention and deletion options following export.
Ideally, notes could be combined into one chronological document per client or downloaded together in a clearly organised folder.
This would be more than a convenience feature. It would give practitioners confidence that they retain control of their clinical records and are not dependent on continued access to the platform. For me, it would make the difference between using Upheal as a helpful transcription tool and being able to use it as the main home for coded clinical notes.
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Edward Zajac
Nov 3
Yup, need this.
Daniel Estabrook
Oct 23
Agreed. This is vital for succession planning. Financials, progress notes, psychotherapy notes (if identified as needed), communication back and forth, intake paperwork, assessment instruments — it all needs to be exportable with good tagging of meta data and some solid naming conventions to support access and retrieval.
Additionally it would be helpful to have some type of form that would identify clients and their last contact date/type of contact and last session date to aid with records retention/destruction guidelines.
Maureen DeRyke
Oct 22
I completely agree with this! The fact that you cannot download a batch of clients notes is maddening
Sarah Comte
Sep 20
I agree with this request as well !
Daniel Estabrook
Aug 22
I totally support this. It is essential for responding to records requests as well as for succession planning as more State Boards are requiring succession plans in place for death/disability of the clinician. Having this would ease the burden with transferring these records to a records management company if the clinician wanted to retire or was forced to close the practice due to death/disability.
Janice LaFountaine
Aug 6
I agree with this request