Can I save a Transcript of a conversation?
Whether it makes sense to keep a Transcript depends on its purpose. Please note: Transcripts contain known speech-to-text errors, every i-scribe output (including the Transcript) is a draft document that must be proof-read.
The answer depends on the purpose behind the request
It is technically possible to copy the contents of the Transcript box, but there are a few key points to consider first.
Transcripts are not guaranteed to be error-free
We do not create Transcripts that are designed, or guaranteed, to be without error. The Transcript has known errors, such as speech-to-text errors, so depending on your intent it may not be helpful to keep a Transcript with known errors.
For example, if you wanted to save a Transcript for medico-legal reasons, it would need to be proof-read for accuracy. Practically, this may not be feasible.
Please note, although these Transcript errors sometimes look significant, we work hard to ensure they are not present in the outputs.
Every i-scribe output is a draft
All outputs created by i-scribe are considered "draft" documents. Everything that is copied from i-scribe must be proof-read and approved by a registered clinician.
Using "Dictaphone Mode - Verbatim"
Some users choose to run "Dictaphone Mode - Verbatim" to create a "transcript". This approach runs into two issues:
- Like all i-scribe outputs, it must be proof-read, edited and approved before saving it outside of i-scribe. Although "Dictaphone Mode - Verbatim" is intended to be as close to verbatim as possible, it can still make changes.
- There is a maximum length limit you may encounter when using "Dictaphone Mode - Verbatim". This limitation is particularly noticeable when the prompt is used for this purpose.
Please let us know if you have any questions.
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