CALLS INTO CHECKABLE TEXT

Transcribe Customer Calls to Text

Upload an existing customer call recording, identify voices, and turn the conversation into editable text. Review names, numbers, product terms, and key commitments against the source before you export.

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START WITH THE RECORDING

Upload a customer call for transcription

Choose an audio or video file you are authorized to process. Set the spoken language, speaker detection, context, key terms, and transcript style before processing.

Transcription settings

Audio + video

Shared upload

Choose one supported local file

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Supported languages

Select one or use auto detect

Speaker labels

Reviewable voices

Verify and rename labels after processing

4

Export formats

TXT, Markdown, SRT, and VTT

FROM RECORDING TO REVIEWABLE TEXT

How to transcribe a customer call

Use one workspace to prepare an authorized local recording, configure the conversation, run transcription, and verify the saved result.

  1. 01

    Choose the recording

    Select one supported audio or video file from your device, up to 5 GB. This page does not record calls or fetch them from another service.

  2. 02

    Describe the conversation

    Choose the spoken language, set speaker detection, and add known customer, company, product, acronym, or industry terms as context.

  3. 03

    Run the transcription

    Sign in, confirm the estimated credits, and let the existing background workflow process the recording.

  4. 04

    Review and export

    Compare the draft with the source, rename speakers, save corrections, and export TXT, Markdown, SRT, or VTT.

HEAR THE CALL AS IT WAS RECORDED

Set up a more reviewable customer call transcript

Telephone compression and real conversations leave evidence gaps. Use the settings you know, then verify the wording that matters instead of relying on a fixed accuracy claim.

Check the source quality

Play the recording first. Weak signals, narrowband compression, speakerphone echo, low volume, and background noise can hide short words or numbers.

Set speakers with care

Enable speaker detection and provide an expected count when useful. The result separates voice patterns, not verified agent and customer identities.

Add names and terminology

Use context and key terms for customer names, companies, products, plans, acronyms, and industry language whose spelling you already know.

Review overlap and interruptions

Crosstalk and fast interruptions can blur speaker boundaries. Use timestamps and source playback to check the segment and rename speakers.

LISTEN, CHECK, REVISE

Verify the words your next step depends on

Keep the source call beside the draft. Jump to timestamps, inspect uncertain phrases, rename speakers, and correct names, dates, prices, product terms, and commitments before export.

  • Replay a phrase without leaving the transcript
  • Check names, numbers, dates, prices, and product terms
  • Rename speaker labels instead of assuming real roles
  • Save revisions before exporting TXT, Markdown, SRT, or VTT
Transcript review workspace with source call playback, timestamps, uncertain phrases, and editable speaker labels
SOURCE CALL · SAVED REVISION

FROM CONVERSATION TO WORKING RECORD

Where a reviewed call transcript helps

Use the checked transcript as a searchable, editable reference for human work. It does not update systems, score people, or decide what happened for you.

Sales conversations

Review exact wording around needs, products, pricing, dates, and commitments before preparing your own notes or follow-up.

Customer support

Create a searchable record of reported issues and troubleshooting language while checking technical details against the call.

Customer success

Revisit adoption questions, risks, and agreed next steps without claiming automatic churn detection or account updates.

Customer research

Organize interview-style customer conversations for manual quotation, coding, and synthesis while preserving the source for verification.

AUTHORIZED RECORDINGS, DELIBERATE REVIEW

Keep responsibility with the people who know the call

Customer conversations can contain personal, account, payment, health, or other sensitive information. Transcription makes the recording searchable; it does not decide whether processing is lawful or make the result safe to share.

  • Only upload recordings you are authorized to process, with any notice or consent required by applicable law, contracts, and organizational policy.
  • Review sensitive information before sharing or export; the service does not automatically identify or redact every sensitive detail.
  • Source media is retained for up to seven days and can be deleted sooner; saved transcript access and deletion continue to use existing product controls.

CUSTOMER CALL FAQ

Before you transcribe a customer call

Practical answers about local recordings, speakers, call quality, review, privacy, credits, retention, and export.

ONE CALL, READY TO REVIEW

Turn the next customer conversation into working text

Upload an authorized recording, check the transcript against the source, and export the revision your team can use.