SoniClear is now announcing a groundbreaking development in digital court recording with the introduction of AI-driven transcription. This innovative feature, now available with SoniClear Court Recorder 10, uses revolutionary AI technology to transform the production of legal transcripts. SoniClear court transcription software creates transcripts and offers a host of other benefits to digital court reporters and legal professionals.
The AI-driven transcription feature generates remarkably accurate transcripts of courts, depositions, hearings, and other legal proceedings in a fraction of the time required by traditional transcription methods. Court reporters can significantly speed up the overall process of creating certified court transcripts, improving efficiency without sacrificing quality.
With the increased accuracy of the AI-based court transcripts, there is less time spent on making corrections, freeing up valuable time and resources. Court reporters and clerks can be more productive and focused, ultimately streamlining the entire court reporting system.
The court transcription produced by SoniClear Court Recorder 10 has flexible filtering options. Extraneous elements such as "ums," "ahs," and verbal restarts can be removed for enhanced readability, or can be included when it is a legal requirement. This feature ensures that the court transcripts meet specific requirements for certification in every jurisdiction.
Powering the Digital Transformation of Court Reporting
AI-driven transcription is a game-changer in the court reporting industry. Digital court reporters can now efficiently provide the legal services of traditional court reporters. The legal system benefits by keeping courts open even when traditional reporters are unavailable. The integrity of the court system is maintained by the high standards of digital court reporting with SoniClear.
SoniClear is a software company that has been a leader in the digital court reporting industry for 20 years. SoniClear continues to develop software to record hearings and depositions and transcribe audio with court reporters and clerks specifically in mind.