Charting
Charting built for the TCM exam.
A TCM exam is a round peg. Most practice-management software hands you a square hole: a generic notes box, fixed dropdowns, and a form built for another kind of care. Goji starts with the way you already practice — points with laterality, pulse by position, tongue, pattern differentiation, and technique. The chart follows the visit instead of making the visit follow the chart, so you can stay present with the patient and leave with a record that reflects the care you gave.
Every piece above came from this exact sample — open it, then press Start tour, or just click around on your own.
Point selection
Acupuncture point selection, without leaving the keyboard.
Type a few letters to filter the full WHO point set, hit enter, and the point lands on the chart already set to the side you’re working on. Laterality carries over from your last pick instead of asking again every time — pick left once during a mostly one-sided visit and every point after it starts there. Nothing to reach for, nothing to reset.
- Point selection with laterality — left, right, or bilateral
- Pulse recorded by position, tongue observations (pick several body colors, coatings and shapes, or add your own), pattern differentiation, and technique
- Freeform, pinnable notes alongside the structured exam, plus fields of your own: name them, pick the type, and they appear on every chart
Your clinical vocabulary
Custom patterns, pulse qualities, and techniques.
The pattern you’re about to chart isn’t in the list? Type it and move ahead. It goes onto this session and into your practice’s own list at the same time — you don’t stop the visit, go to Settings, and come back for it. Every list is yours to curate: rename a term to match your lineage’s wording, hide the ones you never chart, or reset back to the defaults.
Protocols
Treatment protocols and copy from last session.
Start from where you already were instead of an empty form. Copy a whole visit forward from a patient’s last session in one click — dated, so you know exactly what you’re pulling. Or save any session you’ll repeat as a protocol, then apply it later by typing a few letters of its name. Protocols add to a chart instead of replacing it, so a points protocol and a pattern protocol can both go into the same visit.
Autosave & session history
Autosave, undo, and full session history.
Every point, pulse entry, and protocol apply saves the moment you make it — you can watch it happen instead of hitting Save and hoping — and free-text notes save a few seconds after you stop typing. A wrong click doesn’t cost you the note: every one of those saves is recorded, not just the final state, and one click puts back the version you wanted.
- A session history panel shows every save — who made it, when, and what kind of change it was
- A run of consecutive autosaves collapses into one summary you can expand to see each tick
- Restore any earlier version with one click — it writes the old content forward as a brand-new save, so the history itself is always proof nothing was silently erased
- Status changes, signing, and restores always show as their own line, never folded into a group
Signing & amendments
Signing that actually locks the record.
A session moves through not started, in progress, and complete — visible at a glance from the calendar and dashboard. Signing a completed chart locks it: every field, the status, and its version history are read-only from then on. Remember something afterward and unsigning is a deliberate, logged action of its own — never a silent reopen — after which the chart is a normal editable draft again until it’s signed a second time.
TCM charting questions, answered.
Can I chart patterns, pulse qualities, or techniques that aren't in the default list?
Yes. Type a term that isn't in the list while charting and it's used on the spot and saved to your practice's own vocabulary at the same time — no trip to Settings first. Every list (Pattern, Pulse quality, Technique) is yours to rename, trim, or reset back to the defaults.
What happens if I undo or restore the wrong thing while charting?
Every save is kept, not just the latest one, so a wrong click is never the end of a note. Restoring an earlier version writes it forward as a brand-new save rather than deleting what came after it — the full history stays intact either way.
Can I copy a previous visit into today's session instead of starting blank?
Yes. Copy a whole visit forward from a patient's last session in one click, or save any session you'll repeat as a protocol and apply it later by typing a few letters of its name.
Do I need to know the WHO point codes to chart quickly?
You can type a point's code or name to filter the full set and hit enter to add it — laterality (left/right/bilateral) carries over from your last pick, so a mostly one-sided visit doesn't ask again for every point.
Can I still edit a chart after it's signed?
Not without an explicit step. A signed chart is read-only — every field, status change, and version restore is locked. Unsigning first is its own logged action, so reopening a signed record is never silent or accidental.
Does Goji submit claims or bill insurance for me?
No. Goji generates a superbill — a receipt-style PDF with suggested CPT codes, your diagnosis codes, and your practice's billing details — that your patient submits to their own insurer for out-of-network reimbursement. Goji never talks to a payer, does adjudication, or files a claim on your behalf.