The Benefits of Precision
Let's take a moment to talk about precision.
Verbatim Transcripts
What does it mean to have a "verbatim transcript"? Quite literally, verbatim means word for word. Nothing is left out. When you are dealing with the important topics, it is crucial to make sure you have a precise, accurate transcript. For example, people often muffle their answers. Court reporters have to decipher exactly what was said and ensure that questions and answers are clearly spoken, so as to be captured perfectly.
Accurate Spellings
Nowadays, a lot of people forget about spelling. But in court or to your shareholders, spelling is absolutely crucial. Spelling of names, locations and companies is particularly important. You don't want to accidentally refer to the wrong company or person. Litigation is too exact for that and things are too easy to look up these days. You also want to look good in front of a judge, your clients and customers.
Follow along Q & A
All of our transcripts let you follow along with numbers beside each question and answer. That way you can easily refer back to parts of the transcript when you need to.