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Turn recordings into material that can be searched and edited

Transcript suits work that begins with recorded speech: an interview, podcast, lesson or meeting. The transcription engine produces a text draft, while speaker assignment, highlighting and find-and-replace help turn it into something usable. Custom vocabulary is useful for product names or specialist terms that an ordinary speech model may mishear.

For an interview, correct the speaker names and important quotations before sharing the document. A recognizer can confuse similar voices or overlapping speech; a confident-looking sentence is not proof that the recording contained those exact words. Retaining the original audio lets an editor resolve uncertainty without treating the generated transcript as a replacement for the source.

Zoom imports work from recorded meetings

The documented Zoom integration offers manual selection of existing recordings and an automatic import setting for new recordings. The latter sends recordings into a chosen workspace, using that workspace's language and speaker defaults. It is a recording-import workflow, rather than a promise that a live meeting bot attends every call.

The help article requires a suitable paid Zoom account and available recordings for that connection. Someone who cannot see an old meeting should first check whether its recording still exists and is accessible in Zoom. For a recurring project, use a dedicated workspace with a clear naming convention so recordings from different clients do not become mixed together. Obtain the necessary recording and sharing permissions before connecting the workflow.

Choose the export for the next person’s job

Document and subtitle exports solve different problems. TXT, DOCX and PDF can support reading, editing or archiving; SRT and VTT preserve caption timing for a video workflow. Review speaker names, line breaks and timing before publishing captions, particularly where technical terms are important to understanding the video.

The export interface can also include generated insights and chat history. Bulk export supports up to 100 selected completed recordings from the current list page. That can help an editor deliver a batch of interviews together, but the selection should match the agreed scope. A transcript intended for a public article should not automatically contain private AI chat or internal notes simply because those export options are available.

Use insights as a structured second pass

Summaries, reusable prompts and chat let a reader ask questions of the transcript instead of scanning every line. A research team could use the same prompt to extract objections and follow-up questions from several interviews, then compare the results with the actual statements. Keep interpretation separate from a participant's direct words.

For an automated workflow, the official API exposes transcripts, workspaces, insights and webhooks. A completion event can notify another authorized system when processing is ready, rather than requiring someone to keep checking a page. Plan where the output will be stored, who can access it and what happens if a job fails. An integration should not silently publish an unreviewed transcript or invented summary as an approved record.

Unlimited manual use and metered work are different allowances

The annual selector currently advertises 50% savings. Free access permits two daily transcriptions with a 20-minute limit per upload and lower priority. The current Unlimited plan raises the published file ceiling to ten hours or 5 GB and supports ten simultaneous uploads.

The more detailed billing guide separates fair-use manual imports from credit-consuming automation. API imports, Zoom auto-imports and other automated sources draw on an allowance; AI insights, chat and translation are also metered. The guide currently lists a monthly 2,000-credit allowance per seat. A team using automatic imports plus extensive analysis should budget for both activities, rather than reading Unlimited as unlimited AI processing.

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