Seven stages designed so every extracted assertion can be checked against its source—and material that does not meet verification requirements is flagged for human review.
Receive approved matter media. Preserve original filenames where practical. Record metadata. Generate cryptographic hashes. Identify unsupported or damaged files.
Inspect codecs and containers. Extract audio channels where required. Preserve source references. Record transformations. Original evidence files are not modified; processing derivatives may be created while preserving the original source.
Generate timestamp-aligned machine transcription. Preserve speaker and channel information where supported. Mark uncertain segments. Transcription is machine-generated and requires attorney-supervised review—not a perfect transcript guarantee.
Identify potentially relevant factual statements. Retain exact transcript spans. Tie each assertion to timestamp and source file.
Identify low-confidence audio. Flag disagreement or incomplete segments. Route uncertain material to human verification.
Organize source-linked events by time. Maintain references back to source. Make gaps and conflicts visible.
Produce a reviewable packet with source references, run configuration, input and output hashes, and human-review flags.
Attorney supervision
Transcript Auditor is litigation-support technology. It does not provide legal advice, make legal conclusions, or replace attorney judgment. Uncertain outputs are flagged for human review.