Workflow · Moderate effort
Transcribe a recording
Turn an authorised recording into text.
Tool coverage incomplete. The steps identify where a manual approach is needed.
No reviewed tool is assigned yet. Follow the manual guide below and check a tool’s current instructions before using it.
Step by step
Here’s how to do it
Work through these steps in order. Your notes stay on this page until you copy them; nothing runs automatically.
Some steps have no reviewed tool yet. Those steps show a manual approach.
What you’ll need
- A clear brief and acceptance criteria.
- Source material, accounts and assets you are authorised to use.
Write your brief
- Note the recording’s language, speakers if known and whether you need timestamps or a verbatim transcript.
- Gather the notes or assets you can use. Remove private information you cannot share and confirm permission for any source material.
Example brief
A permitted English interview. Two speakers, identified only as Interviewer and Guest. Add timestamps at topic changes and mark unclear speech [inaudible]. Do not guess names.
- Start with
- The objective and proposed source material.
- You’ll have
- An approved brief and authorised inputs.
Turn the recording into text
- Choose a transcription tool that supports your recording and language. No evidence-qualified tool is currently assigned. Check its upload limits and privacy terms first.
- Upload a permitted copy using that tool’s official instructions and select the language or transcript settings it supports.
- Open the transcript beside the recording. Correct the text while listening, and mark unclear words rather than guessing.
- Start with
- The approved brief and authorised inputs.
- You’ll have
- A transcript with uncertain passages marked.
Check the finished result
- Listen to names, numbers, technical terms and speaker changes while checking the text.
- Check timestamps if requested. Save the corrected transcript and keep a reference to the recording.
- Start with
- A transcript with uncertain passages marked.
- You’ll have
- An accepted output or a clear list of corrections.
0 of 3 step checks complete. A person has checked the output against the brief and accepted the result.
Before you share or switch it on
- Compare the result with the brief and the original material.
- Correct errors and check that you have permission to use the result.
- Save a checked version before deciding whether to share or activate it.
03 · Tools used
Tool roles, with choice kept visible
Steps needing another approach
- No currently supported tool covers Transcription.
Use a suitable manual approach for these steps. Unqualified tools are not assigned automatically.
Primary Tools
No qualified primary tool is currently available for this configuration.
Optional
No optional tool is included in this setup.
Alternatives
No qualified alternative is currently available.
01 · What this workflow helps you do
A transcript with uncertain passages marked.
Turn an authorised recording into text.
A transcript with uncertain passages marked.
Complete when: A person has checked the output against the brief and accepted the result.02 · What you need
Start with the available source material
- A Clear Brief And Acceptance Criteria.
- Source Material, Accounts And Assets You Are Authorised To Use.
05 · Human checks
Keep judgement with the person doing the work
- A person confirms consent, confidentiality and rights before using a tool.
- Use the selected tool’s cited instructions. Do not treat generated output as verified fact.
- Publishing, sending, account access and ongoing automation remain separate decisions.
06 · Limitations
Where this workflow needs care
- This is a derived approach, not a hands-on product test.
- Plan, platform, privacy and rights restrictions must be checked for the selected tool.
- Connections, publication and ongoing execution require their own authorisation.
07 · Related workflows