Supervisors
Supervisors don't need another inbox. They need fast triage, a clear audit trail, and the right defaults.
The shape of a supervision week
Most supervision review platforms feel like email from 2008. Praxnote treats the queue like the high-volume reviewer surface it is: keyboard navigation, hotkeys, bulk operations, and a confirmation dialog on every destructive action. Supervisees can sign their own notes by default; the supervisor reviews after the fact and approves, returns for revision, or flags for discussion.
Three actions, three audit-logged outcomes
Confirms note quality. Note becomes immutable. Signature event written to the activity log. Bulk approve gated by ConfirmDialog with a safety count.
Note returned to supervisee with reason text. Supervisee sees the request in their dashboard. Audit log records the return event.
Non-blocking. Note marked for the next supervision meeting. Useful for clinical patterns that don't warrant a return-for-revision.
Configurable to your training program
Praxnote's default model is post-signature review (supervisees sign their own work; the supervisor reviews in the queue). Some training programs require pre-signature gating; that's configurable per practice. The model is yours.
See the queue on real notes
Bring (or use ours) a sample queue. We'll walk down-arrow / up-arrow navigation, bulk approve with ConfirmDialog, return-for-revision with reasoning, and flag-for-discussion.