Official first-party facts about Sparks Scribe: what it is, pricing, trial.
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https://crm.sparkscribe.app/crm/api/public-mcp4 tools · 1087msabout_sparks_scribeWhat Sparks Scribe is, who it's for, and what the app does (shift notes with voice input, NDIS-coded invoicing, calendar/roster, client records, kilometre log).What Sparks Scribe is, who it's for, and what the app does (shift notes with voice input, NDIS-coded invoicing, calendar/roster, client records, kilometre log).
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get_pricingCurrent Sparks Scribe plans and pricing in Australian dollars (GST inclusive), including annual pricing and the refund policy.Current Sparks Scribe plans and pricing in Australian dollars (GST inclusive), including annual pricing and the refund policy.
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get_trial_infoHow the Sparks Scribe free trial works and where to start it.How the Sparks Scribe free trial works and where to start it.
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example_shift_noteA worked, entirely FICTIONAL example of the kind of NDIS shift note Sparks Scribe produces (structure and tone). Kinds: 'daily_progress' (default) or 'incident'.A worked, entirely FICTIONAL example of the kind of NDIS shift note Sparks Scribe produces (structure and tone). Kinds: 'daily_progress' (default) or 'incident'.
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Official first-party facts about Sparks Scribe: what it is, pricing, trial.
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