Turn Every Research Conversation Into a Usable Record
Convert expert calls, interviews and qualitative research sessions into clear written transcripts that are easier to review, share and use in analysis. Transcription support helps your team keep an accurate written record of important conversations without adding manual note-taking to the research workflow.
Clear written record of research conversations
Easier review, analysis and reporting
Integrated with the wider research workflow
What Are Research Transcriptions?
Research transcription converts a recorded conversation into written text. It gives project teams a searchable record of what was discussed and makes it easier to return to specific comments during analysis, reporting or internal review.
Why Teams Use Transcriptions
Make Research Conversations Easier to Review
Keep a clear written record of expert interviews and research sessions.
Review important comments without replaying the full recording.
Make qualitative analysis and thematic coding easier.
Share agreed research records with the wider project team.
What We Can Transcribe
Transcription support can be applied across different research conversations and formats.
Expert Calls
Create a written record of one-to-one expert consultations so key comments and evidence can be reviewed after the call.
In-Depth Interviews
Turn qualitative interviews into structured text that supports review, coding and thematic analysis.
Focus Groups
Capture group discussions in written form so researchers can compare viewpoints, repeated themes and participant feedback.
Moderated Calls
Transcribe moderated research sessions so teams can review the conversation alongside summaries and other project outputs.
How Transcriptions Support Research
Analysis
Use the written record to identify themes, compare responses and return to specific evidence.
Reporting
Reference the original conversation while preparing findings, summaries or research reports.
Team Review
Give project teams an agreed written record that can be reviewed without replaying the complete session.
Quality Control
Use the transcript to check wording and context when an important point needs to be verified.
From Conversation to Transcript in Three Steps
Complete the Research Session
Run the expert call, interview, focus group or moderated discussion.
Prepare the Recording for Transcription
Use the agreed project recording as the source for the written transcript.
Receive the Transcript
Review the written record and use it for analysis, reporting or internal project work.
Integrated With the Research Workflow
Integrated With the Research Workflow
Transcription can sit alongside expert calls, moderated calls and broader qualitative research rather than being managed as a separate process.
Built for Research Use
The transcript is intended to support review, analysis and reporting rather than simply storing an audio record.
Less Manual Note-Taking
A written record allows researchers to focus on the conversation instead of trying to capture every point during the session.
Flexible Project Support
Transcription can be included where required as part of a wider research engagement.
Get More From Every Conversation
Written Record
Keep a clear written record of the research session for future review.
Searchable Conversation
Use the written transcript to return to specific comments and evidence.
Easier Analysis
Use transcripts as material for qualitative review, thematic analysis and reporting.
Extend the Value of Your Research Conversations
Expert Calls
Combine transcription with expert calls to create a written record of one-to-one consultations.
Moderated Calls
Add transcription to moderated research sessions alongside summaries and other project outputs.
Primary Research
Include transcription within broader qualitative research engagements where required.
Transcription Support Across Research Formats
Transcription can be included across different research sessions depending on the requirements of the project.
- Expert Calls
Written transcript of one-to-one expert consultations
- In-Depth Interviews
Structured text for qualitative review and analysis
- Focus Groups
Written record of group discussions and participant feedback
- Moderated Calls
Transcript alongside summaries and other research outputs
Flexible Project-Based Transcription
Transcription can be included as part of a wider research engagement where required. Project requirements determine the appropriate transcription scope and output.
What You Receive
Clear written research records designed to support review, analysis and reporting.
Written transcript of the research session
Searchable record of the conversation
Material suitable for qualitative review and analysis
Research record that can support reporting
Transcription integrated with the wider project where required
Frequently Asked Questions
Turn the Conversation Into a Research Record
Add transcription to your research project when you need a clear written record of expert calls, interviews or qualitative discussions.