Ambient scribe with dictation and coding, a hosting region chosen per organisation on Google Cloud, a 30-day trial and no published prices.
US and French health organisations, and EHR vendors who want ambient documentation inside their own product. Nabla's security page states databases and storage sit in the Google Cloud region chosen when the organisation is created, which matters for buyers with a regional requirement. Nabla Connect is published as an embeddable module for EHR vendors, there are developer docs at docs.nabla.com, and the vendor states support for 35-plus languages including bilingual encounters.
Practices outside Nabla's named markets: the vendor publishes no availability detail beyond its Brooklyn and Paris offices, enumerates no hosting regions, and names no practice software outside the US market. Not for anyone who needs a price either, because there is no pricing page at all; the terms say prices are available on the website and that fees are per authorised user in Euros excluding tax, which leaves the actual figure to sales. The security page carries a September 2023 last-updated date and does not state retention, model training, BAA availability or any regulatory status, so the current detail sits in the gated trust portal.
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Nabla's security page states all services run on Google Cloud Platform, and that databases and storage buckets are located in the region chosen when the organisation is created, with encrypted backups kept across multiple Google Cloud regions. Data at rest is stated as AES-256 encrypted with Google Cloud KMS managing keys, and data in transit as HTTPS/TLS only. Available regions are not enumerated.
Nabla's help centre states "Nabla does not retain audio" and that patient data is stored for a minimal amount of time based on the user's retention settings, with a 14-day default. Transcript retention is not addressed in that article, and the security page does not cover retention at all. Several older vendor pages describe browser-local or non-stored data, so confirm the behaviour for your deployment.
Nabla publishes no prices. There is no pricing page on nabla.com. The general terms describe a monthly subscription fee calculated on the number of authorised users, invoiced in advance, with prices expressed in Euros exclusive of tax, and refer to a website pricing page that is not published. The help centre states each individual user gets a 30-day free trial.
Nabla publishes no country-by-country availability list. Its site lists offices in Brooklyn and Paris, is offered in English and French, and names only US-market EHRs including Epic, athenahealth, Oracle, NextGen, Greenway and Altera. No other practice software, such as Best Practice, Medical Director or Cliniko, is named. The vendor states support for 35-plus languages and 55-plus specialties.
Facts sourced from the vendor’s own site, last verified 2026-10-10.
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