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Write client notes that are easy to find

Short, factual notes linked to the right record to recover context without reading a lengthy file.

Prospective — Follow-up notes
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Write for your next reading

A useful note answers a future question: what did we discuss, what did the person request and what did we decide? Avoid wording that makes sense only on the day you enter it. Give an identifiable subject and retain facts needed for the relationship. A few well-chosen lines are often enough.

Keep only useful information

Do not turn the record into a place where everything is copied. Personal details unrelated to follow-up do not help prepare a conversation. Keep a factual tone and clearly distinguish an observation, a request and a decision. Prepare a task when an action is expected.

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In your working day

After a call, retain the client’s need and the agreed date for reconnecting. The note keeps the context; the task carries the next action.

Three steps to get started

  1. 01

    Give the conversation a clear subject

  2. 02

    Summarise useful facts and decisions

  3. 03

    Separate the note from the next action

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