Tali is a Canadian-built clinical workflow platform. Scribeberry is a Canadian AI scribe with a feature set. Here is how they compare across the factors that matter most for Canadian clinics.
Tali and Scribeberry are both Canadian-built tools designed to reduce clinical documentation burden. Both store data in Canada, both are pre-qualified by Canada Health Infoway, and both offer a free tier. Where they diverge is in EMR integration depth and platform scope.
For Canadian clinics specifically, the differences in EMR integration, platform scope, and government recognition are worth understanding before making a decision.
This is the most meaningful technical difference between the two platforms.
Tali holds partner-validated native integrations with TELUS Health PS Suite, CHR, and Med Access, plus QHR Accuro, OSCAR, Medesync, and HealthQuest. These are formal integrations built in direct partnership with the EMR vendors themselves, allowing notes to flow directly into the chart and patient context to be pulled automatically at the start of a visit.
Scribeberry has native Smart Pull and Smart Push integrations with Accuro, OSCAR Pro, and Jane. For all other EMRs, including the TELUS Health suite, Scribeberry uses a Chrome extension that works with any web-based EMR. The Chrome extension approach offers broad compatibility, but operates through the browser interface rather than through a formal vendor partnership.
For clinics running on TELUS Health PS Suite, CHR, or Med Access specifically, this distinction matters in practice.
Both platforms put documentation quality at the centre of the experience.
Scribeberry's platform includes AI Scribe, Dictation, Form Filling with 2000+ templates and a drop-in note builder, 40+ languages, AI Tasks, Billing Code Lookup, Pre-Chart, a ChatGPT-style chat assistant, AI Employees (receptionists, form fillers, MOAs), and support for multiple partial visits simultaneously, a useful capability for high-volume settings like emergency departments.
Tali also puts documentation quality at the centre of the experience, with an AI Scribe built on a next-generation model with improved speaker recognition, stronger handling of complex multi-topic visits, and reduced need for manual edits. From there, Tali extends into Fillable Forms with a full library of Canadian government, disability, and insurance documents, Clinical Medical Search drawing specifically from Canadian evidence sources including Choosing Wisely Canada and CIHI, Billing support with FHO+ time-based codes built in, Call a Patient for outbound phone visits with automatic note generation, AI Task Management for follow-up coordination, and pre-visit Appointments. Tali currently offers 14+ connected capabilities in one platform.
Scribeberry offers AI-assisted billing code lookup as part of its feature set.
Tali includes Billing support with FHO+ time-based codes built in, designed specifically for Ontario's primary care model. For Ontario clinics managing FHO+ billing requirements, this is a meaningful difference.
Both platforms are SOC 2 Type II certified, store data in Canada, and are compliant with PIPEDA and HIPAA. Tali additionally holds TGV certification. Both Tali and Scribeberry are pre-qualified under the Canada Health Infoway AI Scribe Program.
In June 2026, Canada Health Infoway released the six-month results of its national AI Scribe Program, the largest national implementation and evaluation of AI scribes in primary care conducted globally, covering 12,019 primary care clinicians across Canada. The independent evaluation found that nearly 70% of clinicians reported reduced administrative burden, almost 80% reported lower cognitive load, and more than 80% reported feeling more engaged during patient visits.
Tali also participated in OntarioMD's AI Scribe pilot study, one of the largest of its kind in Canada, and was independently recognized as a top 1% AI ambient scribe by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Scribeberry supports 40+ languages.
Tali supports 100+ languages with models specifically fine-tuned for Canadian accents, including Quebec and Acadian French. Clinicians can document conversations in the language most comfortable for the patient and produce the note in the language of their choice.
Scribeberry's paid plan is $99 CAD per month for unlimited encounters, with a free tier capped at 20 encounters per month.
Tali's Pro plan is $135 CAD per user per month, or $100 CAD with annual billing. Tali also offers a free tier.
At similar price points, the platforms differ in what is included. Scribeberry's paid plan covers a broad AI scribe and documentation feature set. Tali's Pro plan includes unlimited AI Scribe, AI Task Management, Fillable Forms, Clinical Medical Search, Call a Patient, customizable templates, and phone support, covering a broader set of clinical workflows within the same monthly investment.
Your clinic runs on TELUS Health PS Suite, CHR, or Med Access and you need a partner-validated native integration that actually talks to your EMR
You want billing support including FHO+ time-based codes built in, not bolted on
You want to place outbound patient calls and generate structured notes from the same workflow, without switching apps
You want Clinical Medical Search drawing from Canadian evidence sources including Choosing Wisely Canada and CIHI
You are deploying across a larger team or organization and need structured onboarding, implementation support, and adoption analytics
You want a government-vetted AI platform recognized by Canada Health Infoway and validated in OntarioMD's national study
You are on Accuro, OSCAR Pro, or Jane and want native Smart Pull and Smart Push at a lower price point
You run a high-volume setting like an emergency department and need to manage multiple partial visits simultaneously
You want AI Employees (receptionists, form fillers, MOAs) built into the platform
You are an independent clinician looking for a strong feature set at a competitive price point
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Last reviewed: July 2026
This page is based on publicly available information from each vendor's website, published reviews, and verifiable certifications as of the publish date. If anything here is out of date, let us know -> and we will update it.
