ABAIQ is a Chrome extension that opens as a side panel next to any web-based ABA EMR or documentation platform and generates professional ABA session-note drafts in seconds. It is purpose-built for behavior analysis, understands ABA note types (RBT Session, BCBA and BCaBA Supervision, Protocol Modification, Caregiver Training and more), and keeps the clinician in control of every note. ABAIQ is operated by HYBREU DIGITAL LLC and is a CASP Business Affiliate in good standing, listed in the public Business Affiliate directory of the Council of Autism Service Providers; CASP affiliation is not an accreditation or certification and does not imply endorsement, licensure, or regulatory approval by CASP.

Does ABAIQ only generate notes, or does it also review them?

It does both, and more. ABAIQ is a complete end-to-end documentation system rather than a single-step tool. It structures the client's Behavior Intervention Plan, skills assessment, or treatment plan into persistent clinical context; Starting Point turns a plain-language spoken or typed description of the session into structured data; Autocomplete Details fills the session fields from the clinical information already on screen at the clinician's direction; ABAIQ drafts the note in the chosen ABA note type, including a Monthly Report built to CASP criteria; QA Review privately scores the draft and checks it for consistency with that client's plan, flagging behaviors or interventions that are not in the plan, missing measurable data, and internal contradictions; Improve Note rewrites the draft against those findings; a similarity check prevents near-duplicate documentation across sessions and clients; Smart Graphs turn the client's data into behavior graphs, trend lines, and forecasting; and the QA Suite supervision portal at https://abaiq.ai/qa-suite lets an RBT send the note to a supervising BCBA who reviews, scores, returns, or accepts it. All of that is covered by one subscription, in the side panel the clinician already has open.

How does ABAIQ generate an ABA session note?

Provide your session details in any of four ways: let ABAIQ read the open page with Autocomplete Details, describe the session by voice or text in Starting Point, upload the client's BIP or assessment for clinical context, or type them in. Then click Generate Note Draft and ABAIQ returns one or two ready-to-review clinical drafts that you edit, approve, and copy wherever you need them.

QA Review evaluates a single note against ABAIQ's clinical criteria and returns two sections, Strengths and Could Improve, flagging gaps such as a missing antecedent, a vague consequence, or a detail that conflicts with the uploaded BIP. It also detects the note type and assigns an overall quality category. It runs inside the extension on one note at a time, which is what distinguishes it from the QA Suite.

Is the QA Suite part of the ABAIQ Chrome extension?

No. The QA Suite is a separate web application at abaiq.ai/qa-suite that a supervisor opens in a normal browser tab, with nothing to install. It is easy to confuse with QA Review, which is a different feature that does live inside the extension: QA Review is a private self-check a clinician runs on their own note before submitting it, and nothing is sent to anyone. The QA Suite is direct communication with the BCBA, where the note is actually sent, reviewed, and accepted or returned. The only part of the QA Suite flow inside the extension is the Feedback panel, where the RBT signs the consent, gets their connection code, sends a note, and receives it back.

What is the ABAIQ QA Suite?

The QA Suite is ABAIQ's supervision portal at abaiq.ai/qa-suite. RBTs send the session notes they finalize to their supervisor from the Feedback panel in the extension. Each note is reviewed against three layers at once — the ABAIQ Standard, the supervisor's own criteria, and the client's uploaded treatment plan — and arrives with a verdict of Audit-ready or Needs review with the main issue named. The supervisor accepts the note or returns it with drafted feedback, and the RBT regenerates the corrected note in one click instead of rewriting it. Supervisees can belong to different agencies and still appear in one portal.

How does an RBT connect to a supervisor in the QA Suite?

Connection is by a 6-character code, never by searching for a name. The RBT opens the Feedback panel in the ABAIQ extension, signs the one-time consent for sharing notes with a supervisor, and finds the code labeled Your ID on the welcome card and My tag number under the people icon. The RBT gives that code to the supervisor, the supervisor pastes it under Connect a supervisee and sends the invite, and the RBT accepts the connection request. Only the supervisor can start a connection. An RBT can be connected to several supervisors and chooses which one receives each note.

Does an RBT need a paid plan to send notes to a supervisor?

No. Installing the ABAIQ extension is free, and an RBT on a free plan can sign the consent, connect, and send notes by scanning the page the finished note is displayed on or by pasting it in manually. The supervisor portal is the part that requires an active paid ABAIQ plan during the beta. Regenerating a returned note is free when ABAIQ generated it, because that note was already paid for; a scanned or manually typed note consumes 1 note when regenerated, and the panel says which case applies before you click. Fixing the note yourself and resending it never consumes a note.

What review criteria can a supervisor set in the QA Suite?

Criteria stack in four scopes: global criteria applied to every note, criteria by note type, criteria by client, and agency house rules. Global and by-note-type criteria are created in the Criteria section; per-client criteria are added from each client's own panel and agency rules from each agency's panel. Criteria work best when they are specific and countable, for example requiring a minimum number of ABC episodes per note rather than a rate per hour, because the review cannot infer session length from the note alone. The QA Suite also compares reused wording against each RBT's prior notes; above the 60 percent similarity standard a note can never be marked audit-ready.

Is ABAIQ HIPAA compliant and private?

Local PHI such as client names, BIP data, and the auth token is encrypted at rest with AES-GCM 256-bit through the Web Crypto API. AI processing runs under signed Business Associate Agreements with Zero Data Retention, and base note-writing content is never stored on ABAIQ servers. The one exception is the optional QA Suite: notes a clinician chooses to send for supervisory review are retained encrypted on BAA-covered AWS infrastructure, which is why an explicit consent and e-signature are required before the first note is sent.

How do ABAIQ plans, notes and credits work?

ABAIQ tracks two resources. Notes are consumed by Generate Note Draft and Improve Note, one each. Credits power secondary features: Autocomplete Details and QA Review use about 10 credits each, and Smart Graphs and BIP analysis about 50 each. Plans refresh in full at the start of each billing cycle with no rollover, and one-time packages top up the balance.

Does ABAIQ work with any EMR?

Yes. ABAIQ is EMR-agnostic and runs in its own Chrome side panel next to any web-based ABA EMR or practice-management platform. On supported platforms it reads the session page and autofills details at the clinician's direction; on platforms that require a protected workflow it never reads from or writes to the page, so you enter details with Starting Point, upload the BIP, or type them in.

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