Governments and parliaments
Parliamentary and hearing transcription, from recording to draft Hansard in hours.
Sessions run for hours and the official record can take weeks. ADB Voices turns the recording into a timestamped draft that editors correct rather than type, then translates it so the record can be published in more than one language.
Transcribing· Parliament sitting · Kiswahili and English
14:05- 14:02 Mheshimiwa Spika, naomba kuuliza swali la nyongeza.
- 14:03 The Minister for Health will respond on Thursday.
- 14:05 Asante sana, Mheshimiwa Spika.
What you get
- Draft Hansard in hours, not weeks
- Publish in more than one language
- Recordings stay in the country
Features used
- Transcription
- Translation
- Summary
Deployment: In-country licence
How it works
- 1.
Upload the session
Send the sitting, hearing or briefing recording, any length.
- 2.
Get a draft record
A timestamped transcript in the languages spoken, with a summary of what was discussed.
- 3.
Edit and publish
Editors review against the audio and publish, with a translated version alongside.
Questions
How long can a recording be?
Full sittings are fine. Long audio is processed in windows and stitched back into one transcript.
Can we publish the record in more than one language?
Yes. Translation into any of the 96 languages runs line by line and keeps the timestamps, at $0.001 per audio minute.
Where are recordings stored?
With an in-country licence, inside your own infrastructure, with every access audited.