A complimentary working sample
If you have a genuine upcoming assignment, you can ask for a transcript of up to 15 minutes of your authorised recording, free of charge, and judge the format before committing to anything.
Up to 15 minutes from one recording
One continuous extract, chosen before anything is transferred.
Illustration: a 15-minute extract selected from an hour-long recording.
What is included
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Length | Up to 15 minutes: one continuous extract from authorised audio or video. |
| Output | One formatted transcript in the style you want to assess, with speaker attribution. |
| Timing | Availability and the return date are settled before anything is transferred. |
How to request it
- Send a non-confidential outline through the request form: your name, your organisation if any, the upcoming requirement and the transcript style you want to assess.
- If the request is accepted, you agree the extract, transfer method, handling and return date in writing.
- Send the agreed extract by the method provided. The sample comes back in the agreed format.
Do not attach a recording, or include confidential, evidential or sensitive third-party material, in your first message.
Who it is for
Prospective clients with a genuine upcoming transcription requirement: one sample per person or organisation, subject to suitability and availability. Requests can be declined.
The sample does not replace a paid assignment and does not include live attendance. Receiving one does not commit you to anything, or hold availability for later work.
Live note taking
A live session cannot be trialled. Instead, you can discuss format, logistics and pricing in an introductory consultation; keep your outline non-confidential.