Focus group transcription
Every participant, labelled
Upload the recording of your focus group. You get a transcript with each speaker marked and timestamps, then a summary, key insights and participant analysis generated from it.
- Speakers labelled automatically, renamed once for the whole transcript.
- Data stored in the EU, never used to train AI, DPA for organisations.
A real focus group, analysed
From the recording above, TranscriptMate generated four analyses. Open any of them to read the full result.
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Market researchers
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Focus group transcription: questions and answers
How do you handle many speakers?
We recognise and label each participant automatically. Rename a speaker once in the editor and the name updates across the whole transcript, so quotes stay attributed to the right person.
How accurate is the transcript?
Accuracy depends mostly on the recording: one person speaking at a time and a microphone close to the table give the best results. Transcription is automatic and not checked by a person, so you can correct the text in the editor.
What analysis do I get?
With Unlimited you can generate a summary, key insights, participant analysis and recommendations from the transcript. See the real example below.
Is participants' data safe?
Data is stored in the EU, the database is encrypted with AES-256 and connections use TLS. Recordings are never used to train AI. Organisations can sign a data processing agreement (DPA) with us.
Which formats can I export?
DOCX, PDF and TXT for documents, SRT and VTT for subtitles, with or without timestamps.