VIQ transcribes political speeches, live televised events and press conferences. The team produces near real-time verbatim or clean-read transcripts on the deadlines political news and government work run on.
VIQ Solutions works with legislative committees, government institutions, political constituencies, school districts, city councils, counties, boroughs and other public subdivisions to capture and manage meetings, interviews, public reports and cabinet minutes securely.
Digital capture keeps the recording clean at the source, and speech-to-text with professional editing turns it into the document you need. The capture and transcription pieces work together, and either can be bought on its own.
VIQ produces accurate, reliable documentation for both public source material and confidential internal recordings: government institutions, political constituencies and local schools.
Recordings come back as text you can search, quote and file, on the schedule the meeting calendar sets.
School boards meet monthly and the minutes are usually needed within days. Send the recording and get back a verbatim or clean-read transcript inside that window.
Municipal council meetings, candidate speeches and high-profile political events all produce a record someone has to turn around fast. VIQ transcribes them accurately and on deadline.
Public bodies have to capture a meeting, keep it secure, and produce a record the public can read. VIQ covers that path from the recording to the finished transcript, cutting cost and manual handling while keeping the verbatim record intact.
All data and information are secured while in transit and at rest, and our team is bound to strict confidentiality agreements and protocols.
Pay for the route each recording needs. Routine meeting minutes run through speech-to-text; only the records that have to be exact carry the cost of professional editing.
Send recordings, track what is in progress, and download finished transcripts from one portal. Nothing moves by email attachment.
Transcripts come back searchable, editable and shareable — so a clerk can pull a quote out of a three-hour meeting without replaying it.
