VoiceOver PRO®. Accelera. Or speech alone. What you get with each.

VoiceOver PRO is the full pathology reporting platform: structured reporting, field validation at sign-out, advanced CAP automation, digital pathology integrations, and the whole grossing-to-sign-out workflow. Accelera is the entry tier — pathology-aware dictation with editable templates, hands-free grossing, and downtime resilience, without PRO's structured, enforcing layer. Start with Accelera if you want more than generic speech; move up to VoiceOver PRO when you need the full platform.

Dragon Medical One and Solventum Fluency convert speech to text. VoiceOver PRO and Accelera sit on top of that speech engine and add the pathology reporting workflow — pathology-aware templates, voice-driven navigation, AP/LIS integration, and, in PRO, structured CAP reporting and validation. Speech alone gets words on the screen; the Voicebrook layer builds the report.

The accuracy that matters here isn't the speech engine. Dragon, Fluency, and the built-in options all turn sound into words well enough, and VoiceOver PRO runs above all of them. What differs is how much of the report is exposed to free-text dictation. In a speech-only workflow the whole report is dictated narrative, so every word carries transcription risk and only the pathologist's reread catches it. In PRO most of the report is structured, protocol-driven fields and synoptic elements, with voice commands that select rather than transcribe and values validated before the case closes. Less of the report is exposed, and what is exposed gets checked. The result is a more accurate report from the same speech.

No. Both run on top of your existing enterprise speech engine (Dragon Medical One or Solventum Fluency). Your IT team keeps the speech contract; Voicebrook makes it pathology-specific. If your speech strategy changes later, the Voicebrook layer moves with it.

SynoptIQ is the CAP synoptic cancer reporting add-on, not a standalone tier. It attaches to either VoiceOver PRO or Accelera to add CAP eCP protocols, automatic staging and grading, field validation, and HL7 output for cancer registries.

Labs report recovering roughly 1–2 hours per pathologist or PA per day versus fighting generic speech recognition or waiting on transcription. The gain comes from compressing report structuring, validation, and CAP work into the act of reporting itself. Use the ROI calculator on this site to model the recovered capacity for your lab.