What's included

• Deliverables in Transcripting

  The deliverables of a transcriber typically include: 1. Transcribed Text: A verbatim or edited transcript of the audio or video file provided, accurately capturing all spoken words, including dialogue, interviews, presentations, or speeches. 2. Timestamps: Optionally, timestamps indicating the exact timing of each segment or change in dialogue within the transcript, facilitating easy navigation for the reader. 3. Speaker Identification: If applicable, identification of speakers by name or role to distinguish between different voices in the transcript. 4. Formatting: Formatting the transcript according to client preferences or industry standards, including font style, size, alignment, and spacing. 5. Clean Copy: A polished version of the transcript without any errors or inconsistencies, suitable for immediate use or distribution. 6. Confidentiality: Assurance of confidentiality and security for the audio or video files and their transcriptions, especially for sensitive or proprietary content. 7. Quality Assurance: Thorough proofreading and editing to ensure accuracy, clarity, and coherence throughout the transcript. 8. File Formats: Delivery of the transcript in the requested file format, such as Word document, PDF, or text file, to accommodate client needs. 9. Feedback and Revisions: Open communication with the client to address any concerns or requests for revisions, ensuring client satisfaction with the final transcript. 10. Prompt Delivery: Adherence to agreed-upon deadlines for completing the transcription task, providing timely delivery of the transcribed text. These deliverables guarantee that the client receives a high-quality, accurate transcript that meets their specifications and serves their intended purpose effectively.