Interview transcription for research and consultations
Records of research, stakeholder, professional and consultation sessions. You run the session; the transcriber makes the record.
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Built for analysis
The same code for the same person, every time.
Research teams code their transcripts. If a participant label drifts between sessions, the coding drifts with it, so the names, roles or anonymous codes you supply are applied the same way in every session, including multi-day programmes.
Illustrative extract
- 14:03:55FACWhich part of the current process creates the most difficulty?
- 14:04:02P04The handover between teams. The information reaches [organisation redacted] too late for us to act on it.
Formats
| From | You receive |
|---|---|
| A recording | Intelligent, full or strict verbatim; question and answer; or a speaker-labelled transcript. |
| The live session | Notes delivered afterwards, or shown live to the people you nominate. |
14:04:02 P04The handover between teams.
Common questions
- 001Q.Can participant names be replaced with codes?
- 002A.Yes. Supply the codes and they are applied the same way across the whole series.
- 003Q.Can timecodes be added?
- 004A.Yes. Regular timecodes cost an extra £0.20 per audio minute.
- 005Q.Which verbatim level suits analysis?
- 006A.Usually intelligent verbatim; full or strict verbatim when hesitation and phrasing matter. See verbatim levels explained.
Where
Remote sessions anywhere in the UK. In person in London and reasonable nearby locations; multi-day work elsewhere in the UK can be considered under the travel terms on the rates page.
Research design, moderation and analysis stay with you.
Live verbatim capture has limits: see what live capture can and cannot do.