You know what to say. Blueprint writes the message in your voice, sends it to the address on file, and cc's you. For one client or your whole caseload.

Ask Blueprint to remind a client about their homework, share a worksheet, or recap the plan you made together. With your notes behind it, the message reflects what you worked on.


Announce time off, a schedule change, or a fee update once, and Blueprint sends it to everyone who needs it. Each client gets their own individually addressed email.
The check-in after a long break. The referral letter. The explanation you want in plain language before you walk a client through it. Ask Blueprint for a draft, edit right in chat, then send.

One request covers both writing and sending. Edit any draft before it goes out.
Writing and sending work the same in both. The difference is what Blueprint already knows when you ask.
Keep your current EHR. Tell Blueprint who the message is for and what it should cover. With your notes behind it, that's often just a one sentence request.
Your schedule and caseload live in Blueprint too. If you need to cancel a session, it already knows who you’re scheduled with. Ask it to reschedule or send a self-scheduling link, and it's done. Ask who hasn't been in for a few weeks and follow up in the same conversation.
HIPAA, PHIPA, and SOC 2 compliant. Client data is stored securely and handled according to healthcare privacy and security requirements.
Privacy & SecurityBy email, to the address on file for each client. Replies go straight to your inbox, not to Blueprint.
Yes. Every message is a draft you can edit before it goes out, and you're cc'd on everything that sends.
Messages are written in your voice and tone. Tell Blueprint once how you like to sound, or just correct a draft and it adjusts.
Yes. One request can cover one client or your whole caseload, and every client receives their own individually addressed email.