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Frequently Asked Questions
AI Rewrite is a text editing tool that uses AI to summarize, reword, and draft emails, enhancing written content effectively.
Therapists benefit by organizing client documents securely, ensuring easy access while maintaining confidentiality and compliance.
Yes, therapists can use the Summarize variant to condense lengthy session notes into key points, making them easier to review.
Yes, therapists can use the Reword variant to adjust the tone of client communications, ensuring clarity and professionalism.
Yes, the Write Email variant can help therapists draft professional emails from session notes or client summaries.
Yes, you can upload audio files for transcription and storage, with a maximum duration of 60 minutes per file.
Rewording styles include Friendly, Formal, Funny, Concise, Engaging, Empathetic, and HumanLike, suitable for various communication needs.
While the system doesn't cover security details, safely managing uploaded files through controlled system access is recommended.
No, the tool does not support offline document storage. It's designed to operate in an online browser environment.
Therapists can upload text, image, audio, and video files in various formats such as .txt, .jpg, .mp3, and .mp4 for transcription and storage.
Yes, each file must not exceed 100 MB in size, and audio/video files have a 60-minute duration limit.
No, you cannot edit results within the tool. Adjust the input text and regenerate results for modifications.
Yes, the Summarize and Write Email variants require a minimum of 300 characters, while Reword only needs at least one character.
Yes, the AI can process text in various languages, producing results in the same language as the input content.
No, the tool doesn't allow for side-by-side comparison of original and rewritten text but offers diverse style adjustments.