AI documentation and T2med: the path from consultation to record
T2med needs no extension for the path from the consultation to the record: you review the draft, copy the approved part and paste it into the free-text field. T2med is notable above all because the vendor describes the software for Windows, Ubuntu and macOS — so the platform question here differs from purely Windows-based systems.
Reviewed editorially against product behaviour and the stated primary sources; not individual medical or legal advice.
How the reviewed draft gets into T2med
For text entry in T2med, the vendor describes "intuitive input aids that appear immediately after a few letters" (accessed on 4 September 2026). The reviewed draft ends up in the same field where these input aids apply — only as a finished paragraph rather than an abbreviation.
One note that matters more for T2med than elsewhere: if your workstation runs Ubuntu, KiPT Voice does not run there. In that case the recording needs a Windows or Mac machine alongside it, and the workflow has to describe how the reviewed text gets from there into the record.
Who T2med is built for
T2med describes its use by "many medical practices of various sizes as well as medical care centres" and names Windows 11 and Windows Server, Ubuntu 22.04 and 24.04 LTS, and macOS as operating systems, plus an app for iOS (accessed on 4 September 2026).
This platform variety is the actual point to check: workstations with different operating systems can exist within the same practice, and the recording belongs on the one where you are holding the consultation.
What T2med GmbH & Co. KG itself publishes
On the pages reviewed, T2med does not publish its own AI documentation feature. Instead, the vendor names connections to other vendors' products via its own programming interface (accessed on 4 September 2026). t2med.de states nothing about where that processing takes place — those details lie with the respective vendors and belong there, checked, not carried over here.
For the practice, this means the question of the data pathway is in this case not answered by the maker of your practice software, but by the maker of the documentation tool. This is exactly why the three pathways — audio, transcript, draft — need to be considered separately.
| Item | What the vendor publishes |
|---|---|
| Vendor per legal notice | T2med GmbH & Co. KG, Kiel |
| Platform per vendor | Windows 11 and Windows Server 2016–2025, Ubuntu 22.04/24.04 LTS, macOS; plus an iOS app |
| Target audience per vendor | "Many medical practices of various sizes as well as medical care centres" |
| Own AI feature per vendor | none named on the pages reviewed; connections to third-party products via the vendor's own programming interface are named |
| Published price per vendor | Practice licence €1,900 one-off and €115 per month; practitioner licence €900 one-off and €46 per month |
Each row reflects what stood on the linked vendor page on the date checked. Items not stated are marked as such in the table; they are not filled in here or supplemented from other sources. Vendor pages change — check the item again before making a decision.
What the practice should clarify before a pilot
The technical questions are quickly answered with this pathway. The questions that remain concern the workflow within the team — and they should be answered before the first real appointment, not after.
- Which operating system runs on the workstation where you hold the consultation?
- If that workstation runs Linux: on which device should recording and review take place?
- Which free-text field in T2med does the draft get pasted into?
- If you are comparing a product connected via the interface: what does its vendor state about audio, transcript and storage?
- Who reviews the draft, and how is that documented within the team?
Frequently asked questions
Is there a T2med interface for KiPT Voice?
No. The reviewed draft is pasted into a free-text field after being copied into the practice software. T2med's programming interface is not needed for this.
Does KiPT Voice run under Ubuntu?
No. KiPT Voice runs on Windows 11 and on Macs with Apple chip. On a Linux workstation, the recording needs a different device.
Does T2med have its own AI for documentation?
None is named on the vendor pages reviewed (as of 4 September 2026). The vendor names connections to third-party products; their data pathways lie with those vendors.