Blueprint began as a measurement-based care platform and evolved into an AI assistant that sits alongside your EHR. It drafts progress notes from sessions, generates treatment plans, suggests evidence-based worksheets and interventions between sessions, and can still administer standardized assessments like the PHQ-9 and GAD-7 — a combination few competitors match. Because of that heritage, it appeals to clinicians who want documentation and clinical outcomes tracking in one tool rather than a pure scribe. It integrates with common EHR workflows via copy-paste and direct integrations, signs BAAs, and offers tiered plans for solo clinicians up through group practices with custom enterprise pricing. If you only need fast notes, cheaper single-purpose scribes exist; Blueprint earns its keep when you use the assessment and between-session features too.